
Blue is the Colour of Desire

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Steamworks Arts
Works have garnered critical acclaim and toured regionally, nationally and internationally.
We believe that the Arts changes lives and are committed to shaping an Australian performing arts culture that reflects and engages with our evolving society and our region.
We champion the voice, presence, leadership and creativity of women in performance.

RAWspace Residency Announced
Steamworks Arts director, Sally Richardson's project has been selected for a 2025 RAWspace artist residency at the Theatre Royal in Hobart, Tasmania.
Sally will be collaborating with co-creator /performer Natalie Allen on the creation of a compelling new dance theatre project TROPHY.
"It is exciting to be collaborating with Natalie again, and we feel the project is timely in its exploration of women in sport and women as sport..Trophy aims to explore the idea of the trophy as a symbol of success, but also an image of power and control in terms of the 'trophy wife'. We want to celebrate the courage, power, strength and endurance of women as athletes, and also their sheer determination as wives and mothers..."
The team will develop the work in situ and off site at the Theatre Royal this coming June 15-21.




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RAWspace Residency Announced
Steamworks Arts director, Sally Richardson's project has been selected for a 2025 RAWspace artist residency at the Theatre Royal in Hobart, Tasmania.
Sally will be collaborating with co-creator /performer Natalie Allen on the creation of a compelling new dance theatre project TROPHY.
"It is exciting to be collaborating with Natalie again, and we feel the project is timely in its exploration of women in sport and women as sport..Trophy aims to explore the idea of the trophy as a symbol of success, but also an image of power and control in terms of the 'trophy wife'. We want to celebrate the courage, power, strength and endurance of women as athletes, and also their sheer determination as wives and mothers..."
The team will develop the work in situ and off site at the Theatre Royal this coming June 15-21.