Emilie Collyer traces the multiple collaborations behind Chamber Made’s bold new work SYSTEM_ERROR

I’m sitting in the semi-dark in the main hall at Arts House in North Melbourne, watching a development day of […]

Emilie Collyer finds her way back to the magic of theatre through four Melbourne Fringe shows

I’ve become quite comfortable with the routine. Hours on end in this mess-piled study, logging onto Zoom, c […]

Traversing multiple platforms, identities and artforms, comedy duo We Are Nemeses are, says Emilie Collyer, a glimpse of the future

I’m going to let comedy duo We Are Nemeses (Vidya Rajan and Alistair B […]

What is left when live performance is over? Emilie Collyer traces the lingering effects of sitting in the dark

Without looking at images or reviews, try to remember

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A dark space

Bodies, women’s b […]

Emilie Collyer on The Rise and Fall of St George at Midsumma Festival

I come to The Rise and Fall of St George from a
place of unknowing. I know of Paul Mac but am not deeply familiar with his
work. I know the […]

Most people understand improvisational jazz, but improvisational theatre? Emilie Collyer on Born in a Taxi’s fascinating No former performer has performed this performance before 
The first thing I notice is […]

‘If there is space made for my story, I can make space for yours.’ Emilie Collyer reflects on the radical generosity of the 24 Hour Dance Project
I hear about Freya McGrath’s 24 Hour Dance Project because her p […]