Kimberly Kwa

Lighting Designers. I've done four shows with Kim and have nary a photo of the woman herself. Anyway, she has a new website with many pretty pictures including the seminal production of Dollhouse. Beautiful work.
currently in: Melbourne, Australia

Lighting Designers. I've done four shows with Kim and have nary a photo of the woman herself. Anyway, she has a new website with many pretty pictures including the seminal production of Dollhouse. Beautiful work.
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Roland Schimmelpfennig's For a Better World. Produced by Company No. 3 and Griffin Independent.
All performance details at Griffin Theatre.
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The Hollow by Agatha Christie, adapted and directed by Daniel Schlusser, Set Designer Romanie Harper, Costume Designer Zoe Rouse, Lighting Designer Megan Fitzgerald, Sound Designer Nick McCorriston, Stage Manager Shayndle Grinblat. Performed by Alicia Beckhurst, Francesca Bianchi, Paul Blenheim, Zoe Boesen, Dean Cartmel, Elizabeth Debicki, Tom Dent, Tom Hobbs, Christopher Ioan Roberts, Renae Shadler, Jack Starkey-Gill and Cate Wolswinkel. Produced by the Victorian College of the Arts Drama and Production schools.
All photographs by Jeff Busby
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"This show is inspired by invisible networks, radical social theories of group dynamics, the essays of David Foster Wallace, bad dance steps, and flat pack instruction manuals. A story about a wolf, a wall, a gate and talking animal friends..."
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Two weeks in Albury, enjoying the wettest winter in a decade. Courtesy of a A Month In The Country, a residency program run by Hothouse Theatre. ABC report by Allison Jess.
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Beautiful new photos of Life is a Dream taken by designer Marg Horwell, above and more here, accompanies news that the Store Room/Daniel Schlusser production of Life is a Dream has been nominated in five categories; Best Direction, Best Production, Ensemble, Design and Sound Design at the annual Green Room Awards. I've updated the review links in the previous post to include Jana Perkovic, Neandellus and John Bailey's editorial in Real Time.
Sarah Ernst is on board as producer and any touring enquiries should be directed to her: sarah@danielschlusser.com
Poet#7 also earned two award nominations for Design and Sound Design. Writer Ben Ellis has hung up his blogging boots for the moment, temporarily we hope.
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Andrew Dunn, Sarah Ogden, Vanessa Moltzen
Life is a Dream, a Daniel Schlusser production presented by The Store Room
Alison Croggon review at theatre notes
Martin Ball review in The Age
John Bailey review at Capital Idea and his editorial comment in Real Time.
Jana Perkovic review at Guerrilla Semiotics
and Neandellus review
Sophie Mathisen, Julia Grace, Andrew Dunn
Johnny Carr
Life is a Dream by Calderon de la Barca, directed by Daniel Schlusser. Translation by Beatrix Christian, set designed by Marg Horwell, lighting designed by Kimberly Kwa, special effects make-up by Dominique Noelle Mathisen, composed by Darrin Verhagen, stage management by Pippa Wright, producer Sarah Ernst. Performed by George Banders, Brendan Barnett, Johnny Carr, Andrew Dunn, Julia Grace, Sophie Mathisen, Vanessa Moltzen, Sarah Ogden, Josh Price.
All photos by Daisy Noyes.
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Simon King as X in Poet #7 by Ben Ellis, directed by Daniel Schlusser. Full Tilt at the Black Box. All photos by Daisy Noyes.
Alison Croggon review at Theatrenotes
Cameron Woodhead review in The Age
John Bailey in Real Time
Edwina Wren as Ella.
Georgina Capper as Gillian.
Edwina Wren as Ella.
Edwina Wren and Merfyn Owen.
Merfyn Owen as Mark.
FULL TILT at the Arts Centre presents a Daniel Schlusser production of Ben Ellis' Poet #7 performed by Edwina Wren, Merfyn Owen, Simon King and Georgina Capper. Designed by Meg White, Lighting Design by Kimberly Kwa, Costume Design by Jeminah Reidy, Sound design and performance by Darrin Verhagen, Martin Kay and Nick van Cuylenburg, Lighting operation by Rose Connors Dance.
All photography by Daisy Noyes.
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Karen Sibbing as Solveig in Peer Gynt by Henrik Ibsen. VCA Company 09 and VCA Alumni, directed by Daniel Schlusser. All photos by Jeff Busby.
Alison Croggon review at Theatrenotes
Jana Perkovic review at Guerilla SemioticsMaj Thomsen as Maj
Maj Thomsen as Maj, G.R. as The Buttonmoulder
Nikki Shiels as Ingrid, Annie Last as Hilda, Maj Thomsen as Maj
G.R. as The Buttonmoulder, Rebecca Bower as Katya, Kyle Baxter as Peer.
Josh Price as Begriffenfeldt, Kyle Baxter as Peer, Mike Steele as Aslak
G.R as The Buttonmoulder, Kyle Baxter as Peer, Josh Price as Begriffenfeldt
Sarah Armanious as Anitra
Heloise Jackson as Helga, Edwina Wren as Åse
Edwina Wren as Åse, Justin Arnold as Peer Junior, Katie-Jean Harding as Gwen the Green Woman.
Karen Sibbing as Solveig, Kyle Baxter as Peer.
Peer Gynt by Henrik Ibsen. Directed by Daniel Schlusser. Set and Costume Design by Anna Cordingley, Lighting Design Kimberly Kwa, Sound designers/composers Nick van Cuylenburg and Martin Kay, Special Make-up Artist Dominique Noelle Mathisen, Stage Manager Jo Trevathan. Performed by Kyle Baxter, Edwina Wren, Karen Sibbing, Heloise Jackson, Justin Arnold, Nikki Shiels, Rebecca Bower, Annie Last, Maj Thomsen, Nick Jamieson, Katie-Jean Harding, G.R, Josh Price, Sarah Armanious, Alexander England, Mike Steele, Kevin Fa’asitua Hofbauer, Kade Greenland. A Victorian College of the Arts Production. 26 March - 1 April.
All photographs by Jeff Busby.
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The Zombie State
by Ben Ellis
17–27 September 8pm
Location: Union Theatre, ground floor, Union House, The University of Melbourne
Melways ref: 75A
Tickets: Full $25/Concession $15/Union Members $12
Preview 16 September: All tickets $10
tickets online
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Johnny Carr as Segismundo in Life is a Dream by Calderon de la Barca. VCA Company 08, directed by Daniel Schlusser. All photos by Jeff Busby.
Theatrenotes review here.
Season Details here.

Life is a Dream by Calderon de la Barca, directed by Daniel Schlusser. Translation by Beatrix Christian, set designed by Marg Horwell, lighting designed by Kimberly Kwa, special effects make-up by Dominique Mathisen. Performed by George Banders, Brendan Barnett, Johnny Carr, Andrew Dunn, Julia Grace, Sophie Mathisen, Vanessa Moltzen, Sarah Ogden, Josh Price.
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Performance details here.
We took time out during rehearsals to polish the first ever Australian Eurovision entry...
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