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collapsible


by margaret perry 



essential workers & Redline, Old Fitz Theatre 2023
 
// Australian Premiere

co-Directors Zoë Hollyoak & Morgan Moroney
Set/Costume Designer Hayden Relf
Lighting/co-Video Designer Morgan Moroney
Composer, Sound & co-Video Designer Daniel Herten
Assistant Producer Kate Bolton
Camera Operators 
Robbie Alexander, Alex Stammel & Skye Williams
Stage Manager Isabella Milkovitsch

with Janet Anderson & Albert Mwangi

★★★★ 1/2 Stage Noise
★★★★ The AU Review
★★★★ Theatre Now
★★★★ State of the Art Media
★★★★ The Queer Review


WINNER, Sydney Theatre Awards 2023
Best Lighting Design of an Independent Production


NOMINEE, Sydney Theatre Awards 2023
Best Performance in a Leading Role in an
Independent Production - Janet Anderson


NOMINEE, TDC Video Design for a Live
Performance Award 2024

Australian Production Design Guild



“[Moroney & Herten have] created an atmosphere of
visual and aural dissonance that vividly illustrates
what’s going on in Essie’s mind. It’s a paradox for the
audience as the experience of watching and listening
is profoundly sad, scary, and hilarious by turn. 

Anderson is heart-stopping in a nuanced, intelligent,
and luminous performance, aided by her co-directors
and surroundings.
Collapsible is outstanding.

★★★★ 1/2  - Diana Simmonds, Stage Noise

“[Anderson] is towering, even when feeling deflated,
confessing depletion, collapsing into invisibility.

Collapsible also integrates digital technology not
as a gimmick but an aid to the narrative and is
interwoven astonishingly well...
Collapsible is
an all encompassing theatrical experience.

Richard Cotter, Sydney Arts Guide

Production Stills by Phil Erbacher / March 2023





© 2024 | morgan[at]morganmoroney.com

I acknowledge the Bidjigal and Gadigal people of the Eora nation, the traditional custodians
of the land on which I live and work, and pay my respect to Elders past and present.
Sovereignty was never ceded.



© 2024 | morgan@morganmoroney.com

I acknowledge the Bidjigal and Gadigal people of the Eora nation, the traditional custodians of the land on which I live and work, and pay my respect to Elders past and present.
Sovereignty was never ceded.