An absurdist farce, inspired by the New Zealand Terrorism Suppression Act and the arrests of the “Urewera Seventeen” by the New Zealand Police in November 2007. The performance space was composed as if in a film studio, with three separate sets-the activists lounge, the police station and the media room. The audience was divided into…
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The Underarm was a sporting comedy set in the Basin Reserve, Wellington. The play focused on the relationship between two brothers and their differing views on the infamous cricketing incident, that occurred during a one-day test between Australia and New Zealand in 1981. I designed the set to evoke the scale and atmosphere of the Basin Reserve while providing…
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Kinetic Cloth was a collective performance that explored the kinetic potential of textiles through dance and music. Each designer created a textile in response to a given piece of music and then worked with a dancer, choreographing the performance so that the textile became the main performer of the piece. Caitlin Le Harivel’s piece entitled Mountain Song began…
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CLH FOOD DESIGN 