Trained at NASDA in New Zealand, Belinda is as an actor, writer, director and children’s drama teacher based in Melbourne.

Known for her immensely hard work and excellent comic timing, Belinda’s recent acting highlights include: the hilarious Meryl, Mary and Winsome monologues in Bombshells, Ginny in the epic prison play Outside In, evil villain The Waster in A Hero’s Guide to Saving the Planet and Macbeth in a gender-flipped production if the same name.

​Co-founder and Artistic Director of Wit Incorporated theatre company, she also runs their children’s drama program, Wit Kids, bringing affordable after school drama to primary aged children.

Belinda’s directing credits include How I Met My Dead Husband, Westerly, Ophelia Thinks Harder, A Scandal in the Weimar and Couch Potato.

She’s written a number of plays, five of which have been staged. ​Fairy Tale News and A Hero’s Guide to Saving the Planet are published by Australian plays, and I Am A Monster was shortlisted for NZ Playmarket’s 2018 Plays for the Young Competition.

Gemma is an actor, writer and director. Since graduating the full-time course at Howard Fine Acting Studio in 2017, Gemma has turned her attention towards completing a Bachelor of Film and Television at Swinburne University of Technology. Two years into the four-year course, she has written and directed four films, one of which will be making the rounds on the 2020 festival circuit with another currently entered into the Unscene Film Festival.

She is also co-founder of JuiceBox Films, a film company dedicated to showcasing local Australian content and supporting up and coming filmmakers and actors.

Fiona is a multidisciplinary entertainment performer and professional having worked and performed within the industry most of her adult life with various productions, events, festivals and venues. She continues this work with various venues, projects and performance groups and training. She is an active performer mostly through improvised comedy and dance and works at many wonderful entertainment spaces. She is passionate and dedicated to the arts and entertainment and is excited to bring her wealth of knowledge and experience to this wonderful independent production.

Trained at WAAPA and UWA Jennifer is an actor, writer, designer and director. She is co-founder and Company Manager of Wit Incorporated theatre company. Her work gazes adoringly at feminism, sexuality, gender and neurodivergence, as they rummage around in their pockets looking for their shared identity.

JP loves taking characters from our theatrical canon, created by old white dudes for old white dudes and making them her own: including Doug (Cosi), Banquo (Macbeth), and Sherlock Holmes. In 2018, JP brought the house down as Tiggy, Teresa and Zoe in Bombshells, then terrified the lot as The Queen in Ophelia Thinks Harder.

Jennifer designs (set, lighting and graphic) for most of of Wit Incorporated’s productions, has performed in Ophelia Thinks Harder, Bombshells, Outside In, A Scandal in the Weimar, Macbeth, Couch Potato and Cosi, and directed Fairy Tale News and A Hero’s Guide to Saving the Planet.

Jennifer has performed for Melbourne Shakespeare Company, Key Conspirators and Sly Rat Theatre Co. and provides mentoring and support to Fringe artists programmed at Bluestone Church Arts Space. JP takes great joy both in writing new theatre and in working with other writers to develop and refine their own creations.

Lucy Seale is a theatre-maker and performer who splits her time between directing, playwriting, producing, production management, acting, comedy and circus. For the past few years Lucy has been honing her directing skills through independent theatre company, Shakespearean Jeans, of which she is Co-Artistic Director. Lucy is a proud member of Women’s Circus where she enjoys training in aerials, especially trapeze.

As a recent graduate of the University of Melbourne, Lucy has spent the last few years heavily involved in student theatre. In 2017 Lucy was the recipient of a directing mentorship from Petra Kalive (Associate Director MTC). In 2018 she participated in the Union House Theatre Writer-in-Residence Program, through which she developed her first full-length play, Her Hour Upon The Stage, mentored by playwright Marie Lourey. In 2019 Lucy directed the MUDCRABS’ (Melbourne University Comedy Revue Board) weekly show Rowdy Laughter, for which she wrote and performed across three years.

Lucy was recently honoured to receive the Robert McDonald Memorial Award through Union House Theatre, which granted her a professional development attachment with MTC. In 2020, she had the pleasure of working as Assistant Director for Complete Works Theatre Company. She is delighted to be joining wit incorporated as they take on this darkly humorous Australian play.

Website: https://lcrseale.wixsite.com/lucyseale