SNATCHES

curated by Vicki Featherstone

Directed by Céline Oudin

A Mockingbird Too Production

June 12-14, 2025

The Mockingbird Studio, Belconnen Arts Centre

1930s – Pritilata by Tanika Gupta / performed by Archita Sreekumar

2000s – Multiples by Zinnie Harris / performed by Anna Hemming & Claire White

2010s – Compliance by Abi Morgan / performed by Chloe Jenkins & Kim Wilson

INTERVAL

1960s – Bovril Pam by Vicky Jones / performed by Ainslie Bull & Jayde Dowhy

1990s – Pig Life by EV Crowe / performed by Tracey Pulli & Natalie Russell

1970s – Reclaim The Night by Charlene James / performed by Isabella Markoska

PRODUCTION TEAM:

Director and Designer – Céline Oudin

Lighting Design – Rhiley Winnett and Céline Oudin

Sound and Projection Design – Céline Oudin

Lighting, Sound and Projection Operation – Rhiley Winnett

Costumes and Props – The Cast and Céline Oudin

Photography – Ainslie Bull

FOR MOCKINGBIRD THEATRICS:

Artistic Director & Head Tutor – Chris Baldock

Technical Manager – Rhiley Winnett

Publicity – Jess Beange

Graphics and Photography – Chris Baldock

Associate Directors – Zac Bridgman, Steph Evans, Céline Oudin

Associate Tutors – Ruth Pieloor, Liz Caddy, Callum Doherty, Marcel Cole, Ary White

Patron: Liz St Clair Long

THANKS TO:

City News & Helen Musa and Anni, Rosa, Shan, Jack and the staff of the Belconnen Arts Centre

 This production acknowledges that it is being performed on stolen Ngunnawal and Ngambri lands. We recognise that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ cultures represent the oldest form of storytelling in Australia. It is an honour to continue this practice on their land. We pay our respects to Elders past, present, and emerging. We welcome all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island people who join us today. 

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Mockingbird Theatrics acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land where we meet and work, the Ngunnawal people, and recognises all other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples with connection to the lands of the ACT and region. We celebrate and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of the ACT and region.