FLETCHER SCULLY

Fletcher Scully is a queer writer, performer and producer of Native American descent from southern Sydney. He holds a Bachelor of Performing Arts from WAAPA and a Certificate of Speech & Performance from AMEB. 

He is currently developing multiple works including his upcoming series, GOOD BOY (2026), his plays GO, SON! (Merrigong/South Coast Writers Centre, 2026) and BROTHER BARELY (ATYP Fresh Ink +, 2026) and his debut novel, KING SINGLE (2027). 

His previous works include STOP THE HEART (Sydney Fringe/Qtopia, 2025 and FRINGE WORLD/State Theatre Centre of WA, 2026), which earned him a Best Emerging Artist nomination and won the FRINGE WORLD Tour Ready Award, Cowboys & Indians (WAAPA/Blue Room, 2024) and Saturn Fairy in The Monologue Collective (KXT/Shopfront, 2022), which was nominated for Best Production for Young People at the Sydney Theatre Awards and is published with Playlab.

Fletcher’s art is auto-fictitious and intersectional, unpacking his experiences as a young diasporic queer man.

CHRISTOPHER COLLEY

Originally from Perth, Western Australia, Christopher Colley is an actor working across theatre and film. While primarily an actor, he has also created original work, including a web series developed as a part of the 'OutNow' initiative with Screen Australia. Passionate about creating character-driven projects that bring together performance, writing, and contemporary culture.

LUCY NUNN

Lucy (she/her) is a Melbourne/Naarm based actor and creative who is excited about uplifting Australian stories with a distinctly feminine and vibrant outlook and is ready to dive feet first into the role of Jess in GOOD BOY.

Since graduating from the Bachelor in Performing Arts (Performance Making) in 2024 and the Diploma of Acting in 2021 at WAAPA, Lucy has worked with Black Swan State Theatre Company, The Blue Room Theatre, The Motley Collective and La Mama Explorations performing, directing and developing new work.

Her recent performance credits include Big Love (2024, Dir. Candy Bowers), Turder! She Wrote (2025, Dir. Adam Snyman & Parker Horne), and Confessional (2025-6, Dir. Penelope Gordon and Alice Schlipalius).

KARRINE KANAAN

Karrine Kanaan (she/her) is a passionate Lebanese-Australian actor hailing from Meanjin/Brisbane. As a an artist, she’s driven by a desire to carve out space for bold, collaborative storytelling for the stage and screen.

In 2024, Karrine graduated from a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Acting) at QUT and was recently seen onstage in ‘EDEN’ (Siren Theatre Co, 2026), ‘These Youths Be Protesting’ (KXT, 2025) and ‘She Threaded Dangerously’ (The Old Fitz Theatre, 2025).

Last year, Karrine was accepted into ATYP’s National Studio playwriting program and directed her company’s debut production ‘ROOMIES’ (Kite Studios, 2025), a web series in which she also worked as a writer, actor and producer.

ANTONY PRESS

Antony Press (he/him) is a proud bisexual, Burmese-Australian, Queer artist from Western Sydney. A 2024 WAAPA Acting graduate, he's excited to help bring to life fun, messy stories about experiences relatable but not often seen on screen.

NICK BRADSHAW

Nick Bradshaw is a passionate director and filmmaker, with a methodology built on collaboration and audience experience.  

His work is driven by strong visuals, with a particular interest in queer narratives and music-led stories. 

So far, his directing practice has expanded across short form content, music videos, theatre production, lecturing and live broadcast production. 

In 2023, Nick completed a Master of Fine Arts (Directing) at the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA), where he directed a range of theatrical and screen-based works. 

Before his directing studies, Nick worked in live broadcast television as a 1st Assistant Director, working across news productions for Discovery NZ and Seven West Media.

Nick brings creative ideation, script development and a strong directorial vision to any project.

FLETCHER SCULLY

Fletcher Scully is a queer writer, performer and producer of Native American descent from southern Sydney. He holds a Bachelor of Performing Arts from WAAPA and a Certificate of Speech & Performance from AMEB. 

He is currently developing multiple works including his upcoming series, GOOD BOY (2026), his plays GO, SON! (Merrigong/South Coast Writers Centre, 2026) and BROTHER BARELY (ATYP Fresh Ink +, 2026) and his debut novel, KING SINGLE (2027). 

His previous works include STOP THE HEART (Sydney Fringe/Qtopia, 2025 and FRINGE WORLD/State Theatre Centre of WA, 2026), which earned him a Best Emerging Artist nomination and won the FRINGE WORLD Tour Ready Award, Cowboys & Indians (WAAPA/Blue Room, 2024) and Saturn Fairy in The Monologue Collective (KXT/Shopfront, 2022), which was nominated for Best Production for Young People at the Sydney Theatre Awards and is published with Playlab.

Fletcher’s art is auto-fictitious and intersectional, unpacking his experiences as a young diasporic queer man.

SARAH FARROW

Hi everyone! I'm Sarah Farrow, a young queer cinematographer who loves crafting moody, tactile, and atmospheric worlds on screen. My work is shaped by how I see the world, focusing on personal identity, unique perspectives, and the quiet, real emotional moments we all experience. Instead of making things look perfectly polished, I use rich colours, interesting textures, bold lighting, and close, intimate framing to make a scene feel alive and raw. Essentially, I cannot wait to make this project look incredibly cool.

TALLULAH SIMPSON

Tallulah is a queer multidisciplinary artist, filmmaker and performer living and creating on Gadigal land. Working across performance, composition, film, sculpture and design, her practice explores the surreal, the theatrical and the deeply embodied. Since 2024, she has worked as an Artistic Associate, composer and performer with the female-led arts organisation The House that Dan Built. In 2025, she was selected as one of four Australian musicians to compose for and perform in the international collaboration Chasing The Wind in Portugal and the UK, (Teatro O Bando and ConnectUp EU).

Following her Bachelor's degree in Media Arts and Production from UTS, Tallulah’s experience on stage has inspired her visual language and design practice. Most often creating dreamlike sculptural forms, prosthetics, textiles, paintings, makeup and costume design, interested in blurring the line between body, object and performance. Across short films, music videos and live works, she has worked as a Production Designer, Director, Props Master, 1st AD, Costume Designer and HMUA.

JAY PATEL

Jay is a multidisciplinary artist working and existing on Wangal and Gadigal land. They are currently completing their Bachelor of Media Arts and Production at UTS.

Their practice is rooted in a love of music and Bollywood cinema, with a particular interest in the expressive possibilities of sound. Jay seeks to bring the dramatic language of traditional Indian cinema into conversation with contemporary queer cinema, while centring decolonial approaches throughout their work.

They are currently directing their debut short film, Illegal Alien, and co-directing the short documentary खनक (Khanak), both set for release in late 2026.

RHIANNON BRYAN

Rhiannon Bryan is a Gadigal based artist and consent professional, who wants to help you make vulnerable, gritty and shameless intimacy that connects an audience to the story. Their work has seen them across the country, helping artists make confident and informed choices. They are a graduate of WAAPA’s Bachelor of Performing Arts degree (Honours) where they published a thesis on best-practice consent in theatre.

They are currently training with SAG-AFTRA accredited Intimacy Directors and Coordinators to achieve their internationally recognised intimacy qualification. In the daytime, Rhiannon works with Consent Labs, delivering comprehensive consent and sex education to high school students across Australia.

NICKY PARDESI

Nicky Pardesi is a Sydney-based First Assistant Director whose experience spans across short films, music videos, commercial content, and live production. With a multidisciplinary background in producing, directing, editing, and performance, she brings a strong understanding of the filmmaking process and an ability to effectively connect creative and production teams. Nicky’s film credits include the Westpac ‘Double You’ TVC, The Sleuth, Love Isabelle Jewellery’s Vow II campaign and the music video ‘Existential Dream.’

YIANNA EVAT

Yianna Evat is a Sydney-based Camera Assistant passionate about bringing stories to life through collaboration and attention to detail. Having worked across independent productions, she is drawn to visually ambitious projects with strong storytelling at their core. Her love of filmmaking is driven by the people behind it, finding joy in both familiar faces and new creative partnerships on set, and in the energy of a busy shoot day.

DHAANI BELAPURKAR

Hi, I’m Dhaani, an emerging filmmaker living and working on Darug and Gadigal country. I aspire to utilise screen media to shed light on underrepresented stories and encourage change towards a liberated future. Honing my art in cinematography, editing and production design, I am eager to uplift marginalised voices through projects that showcase the complex beauty of contemporary life.

TIAHNA JOHNSON

Tiahna Johnson is a Melbourne/Naarm based actor and writer, working across stage and screen. She graduated from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, with a Bachelor of Performing Arts (Performance Making) in 2024. With a keen eye and passion for comedy, Tiahna is drawn to stories of vulnerability shared through laughter and collaboration.

She is a co-founder of the artist collective, LACUNA, that creates performances centred around female identity and experience. LACUNA premiered their debut work Dirty Talk (The Blue Room Theatre, 2026), of which Tiahna was a co-writer. The collective is currently in development for two new upcoming theatre pieces, Influential and Caryatids.

Tiahna is a part of BackYardTheatreCompany’s 2027 touring ensemble for the sun drenched room. Her previous performance credits include Heckle Havoc Live (2026), Steam (2024) and Big Love (2024).

ABRAHAM DE SOUZA

Abraham de Souza is a photographer working on Gadigal Land. His work blends body and nature to capture us at our most vulnerable and seductive.

He works with models and other creatives to capture striking and emotive images. In his artistic practice he melds the striking beauty of the environment with that of the subjects' bodies to highlight the parallels in the elemental (and undeniable) beauty of both.

KYLA JONES

Kyla Jones is an emerging Sydney-based filmmaker who is passionate about telling stories that matter through the eyes of underrepresented communities. Having worked across independent film productions, she is drawn to exciting projects that are bold and expressive in their storytelling style. Her experience in major event production allows her to connect art and community, aiming to foster creative expression and celebration.

ANOUK FAITHFULL

JACK CLEGG