CREATIVE    TEAM

Alyson     Campbell

Director, Co-Creator

Alyson Campbell is an award-winning director and dramaturg whose work spans a broad range of companies and venues in Australia, the UK and the US over the last 30 years. Works include 'Feral Queer Camp', 'promiscuous/cities', 'Cake Daddy', 'Colder', 'DFLTLX', 'GL RY/WHoLE', 'The Trouble with Harry' and 'Catapult'. Alyson is a Professor in Theatre at the Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne, where her research, artistic practice as a director, teaching and activism converge around gender and sexuality.

Meta    Cohen

Concept  |  Sound Designer, Dramaturg, Co-Creator

Meta Cohen is a composer, sound designer,  dramaturg and Bad Queer with work spanning music, theatre and interdisciplinary art. Meta’s music features on Australia’s first queer classical album ('Spectrum': Divisi Chamber Singers), and their  queer song cycle 'a love is a love is a love', commissioned by ABC Classic, was released in June 2023. Recent theatre credits include the UK/European premiere of 'promiscuous/cities' (dir. Alyson Campbell) as part of the British Council’s UK/Australia Season in London. Meta is currently undertaking a PhD in queer performance, which they hope will make them a Better Queer.

Emma   

Lockhart-Wilson

Lighting designer, Co-Creator          

Emma Lockhart-Wilson is a creative artist based in lighting and spatial design for performance. She works collaboratively with performance makers to create visually cohesive work and has a strong interest in the interactivity of performer bodies and designed elements. Emma has designed lighting for companies including THE RABBLE, Australian Theatre for Young People, Monkey Baa, Applespiel, PACT Centre for Emerging Artists, DeQunicy Co. and Version 1.0. Emma is currently undertaking a PhD at the VCA, University of Melbourne, researching design practices and affect in the field of queer feminist performance in Australia.

Freddie      Fitzpatrick- 

Lubowitz

STAGE MANAGER/ASSISTANT DIRECTOR 

Freddie is currently studying a Master of Theatre (Directing) at the Victorian College of the Arts, they are a queer and autistic writer and director and sometimes stage manager working between Melbourne and Sydney. They are excited by stories that look at the messy side of being human. They love stories that explore the comedy in the drama over the drama in the comedy, that is to say: How do we find moments of light in the darkness?

The HOMO FOMO team would like to thank the following artists who have contributed to the development of the piece: İbrahim Halaçoğlu, Peta Murray, Cohan, Maude Davey, Hayley Edwards, Zachary Sheridan, Nikki Viveca, Yuchen Wang, Rhys Morgan, Kerith Manderson-Galvin and James Wardlaw.