Visiting artist Laís Rosa (Brazil) reflects on her time at ActNow Theatre.
Read More
ActNow’s 2023 Drag Troupe reflects on what drag means to them.
Read More
ActNow Theatre Board Member and proud Ngarrindjeri man Nathan Rigney shares his thoughts on the upcoming referendum and the importance of saying yes to the Voice.
Read MoreSoul Lounge Director Chris Best explores the challenges of creating a safe space for artists of colour while juggling with the perception that safe spaces are exclusionary.
Read More
D’faces Creative Producer Michal Hughes shares her observations on what makes for great regional experience after a lifetime of engaging in the arts in regional Australia.
Read More
Teddy Dunn reflects on trans visibility and theatre in the lead up to Transgender Day of Visibility.
Read More
Nathan May explores what it’s like to be a cycle breaker and the anxiety that comes with chasing your dreams.
Read More
Manal Younus explores the often unspoken toll actors and facilitators face when delivering performances that address racism.
Read More
Sam Wannan discusses how his ability to interpret experiences through art aligns with the work he does at ActNow.
Read More
ActNow facilitator and actor Jennifer Trijo reflects on the different stages of her career in the arts and provides insights on what being an artist means to her.
Read More
Yasmin Gurreeboo discusses the challenges of navigating between the roles of both artist and Artistic Director.
Read More
Rhen Soggee asks how we can make our arts spaces more inclusive for our trans* and gender diverse colleagues, audiences and friends.
Read MoreManal Younus reflects on how CACD practice can help decolonise the arts.
Read MoreBlake Taylor ActNow’s Program Coordinator and Digital Innovator looks back on a momentous, life-changing decision.
Read MoreValerie Berry reflects on taking a leadership role in Theatre of the Global Majority…and which lessons from her mother might come in handy.
Read MoreRhen Soggee, ActNow’s Executive Director and co-CEO, unpacks why one’s choice of pronouns is both personal and political.
Read MoreYou witness a racist incident. What do you do next? Yasmin Gurreeboo on how she handles that moment of opportunity.
Read More