Reis Low is an emerging arts manager and maker with a background in theatre and dance. They are a member of the Dirty Laundry Collective, and Support Artist to Union House Theatre’s current project, The Switch. Reis' recent management credits include producing/stage managing Union House Theatre’s Explorations (La Mama 2019), co-stage managing La Nonna (Melbourne Fringe 2019), and producing/managing The Good Person Recipe (Melbourne Fringe 2018). In 2019, Reis interned at La Mama, founded University of Melbourne’s physical theatre group Floor Work, facilitated movement workshops at the George Paton Gallery, and won Mudfest's Movement Award for their first solo performance Calibrate. Last year, they created digital work White Shirt Experiments (Union House Theatre and Dirty Laundry Collective), directed physical theatre short film Facet (Floor Work), and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Melbourne.

Henry O’Brien is a young actor/artist who is passionate about the arts, and how they can spark change and create hope in the ever growing turbulence of the world around us.

A graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School Theatre Arts program 2018, Henry has gone on to perform with The Melbourne Shakespeare Company in their rendition of one of the Bard’s earliest comedies ‘Love’ Labour’s Lost’, receiving critical praise for bringing "great presence and comic timing to the role of Costard" -The Dialogue.

Just recently Henry has performed with EbbFlow Theatre Co. in their production of Nick Enright’s hard hitting classic ‘Blackrock’, helping to bring this all too familiar story to life.

Henry is ecstatic to be a part of the team presenting this new development of Lansy Feng’s extraordinary piece, “How I Met My Dead Husband”.