Projects
Muse
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照映 CONNECT
A multi-disciplinary installation created with women artists from Taiwan and Australia
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Trigger Warning: REPLAY
An unforgettable genre-defying, contemporary music theatre performance thats blasts into your conciousness
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Ghost:JHIH
A cross-cultural collaboration and exchange that has explored our histories, translation, adaptation and creative processes.
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Rites
inspired by Stravinsky' this new inter-generational dance/theatre work is intimate, provocative, humorous and compelling. It has as its central theme the powerful, but often awkward relationship between a father and a son.
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The Dreamhouse Project
Inspired by unconventional design, imaginative choreography, original scripting, wacky direction, and literally built around an ensemble of high skilled performers.
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Lucy and the Lost Boy
Lucy and the Lost Boy devised and directed by Sally Richardson premiered at NICA in Melbourne in May 2012
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Live@Woodside 2010
Steamworks is proud to be in it's third year of partnership with Woodside Australia. Bringing unique contemporary performing arts experiences to the people of Perth.
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The Drover's Wives (world premiere)
A multi-layered synergy of original music, dance, adapted text and visuals that provides a compelling insight into our past.
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Road Trip
This is new circus; multi-skilled with a strong performance edge; embracing experimentation, improvisation, and risk taking. It is entertaining, fun, and energised and suitable for the broadest of possible audiences.
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Rites:Dying to Dance
Basketball, acrobatics, and 'ballsy' comedy meet contemporary dance in this race against time, and each other....
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The Ghost's Child
The Ghost's Child is an enchanting, fable-like ghostly tale of haunting resonance. This work mixes live original music, song, puppetry, and storytelling into a magical and poignant experience.
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The Dirty Cowboy
A solo theatre performance created by some of WA's most experienced independent artists; Live music, song, and storytelling combine to create a dark, raw and rough theatrical songfest.
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Kids Stuff
Up in this lofty box at the end of a spiral staircase, there is nowhere to hide for either the audience or the actor...
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Medea 05 (world premiere)
...Richardson cleverly weaves modern theatrical elements into this story...and manages to put this timeless tale into a modern context...
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Nocturne (Australian premiere)
Sally Richardson's direction embraces the thematic and symbolic importance of music and gives form to what rapp describes as the many temperatures of grief.
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Savage Grace
Savage Grace is everything that good theatre should be; educational, entertaining, emotive, edgy, confronting, compassionate and thought provoking, without ever crossing the line into preaching...
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The Other Woman
Politics writ raw..interesting commentary on our political life..Intelligent, well-crafted..deft direction
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Mermaid X
A dance theatre project that through an interplay of vision, movement and song asks powerful questions about fear, obsession and yearning for the unattainable
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WA MUSEUM - Special Events
Acclaimed Performing Lines WA writer and director Sally Richardson has brought together an extraordinary artwork program to engage Western Australian Museum visitors with professional artists.
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Place of Reflection Opening Events
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Live@Woodside 2009
A Community Arts Investment Program created by Steamworks with partners Woodside supporting the creative development, performance and presentation of Western Australian artists and their work.
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Steamworks Arts acknowledges the Traditional Owners of this country across Australia, recognising their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to them and their cultures; and to elders both past, present and emerging.
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