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Something Austen this way comes... in 2027 for ATC.

Featuring many famous players!

Directed by Margaret-Mary Hollins
Written by Penny Ashton
For the marvellous #aucklandtheatreco

Music & sound design by moi!

It's really terribly exciting!

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summer album vol.1 - london edition

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Winter sun!!!

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Lots of laughter, collaboration, and keen insights at our recent Directing Actors workshop with Miranda Harcourt 🎭✨

Ngā mihi nui to Miranda for being so generous with her knowledge and skills! Directors heard her philosophy and approach to screen acting rooted in naturalism, then put it into practice by running scenes with professional and student actors, thanks to @theactorsprogram and @unitec_creative.

Photos by @juliezhuphotography

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BTS clown modelling with the brilliant @jakedennis and @felixrjack in preparation for @edfringe 🍌🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

We first met Jake in 2024 when he stepped onstage to help retrieve a pair of headphones hanging out of reach for Kevin and Kevin. Jake was so tall that many people thought he was an audience plant. Silly them, we can’t afford audience plants! 🌱

It was a total joy to collaborate with Jake, and we can’t wait to share the fruit 🍌👀
Swipe all the way through to see who did the best job of jumping to Jake’s height!

Thanks @ioanaleilani for these bts images, you always know how to make our butts look good 🍑

How to Art @edfringe is on sale now! (Link in bio)
Tell your friends, distant UK relatives, and post-post-post-ironic fruit art lovers to get ready to bunch 🍌
🗓️ 5-30 August @underbellyedinburgh
Tickets from www.underbelly.co.uk

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6 years. Hundreds of sessions. Countless memories 🤍

Saying goodbye to this chapter of my life as a PT at Les Mills feels surreal.

From walking in as a nervous 18 year old in 2019… to becoming the coach I am today, I’ve grown more than I ever thought possible. Not just in knowledge or experience, but as a person.

To my clients (so many not pictured) thank you. Whether you’ve been with me for 5+ years or just a few months, you’ve all played a role in shaping me. Most of you have been part of my life for years now, and somewhere along the way you became so much more than clients. You became people I genuinely care about.

We trained through everything. Early mornings, long days, lockdown park sessions, and the shift to online when the world changed. Through it all, you kept showing up. That consistency, trust, and openness to learn is what allowed me to grow alongside you.

To my mentors, thank you for guiding me, challenging me, and believing in me before I fully believed in myself. And now stepping into a mentorship role for new PTs feels like such a full circle moment.

There have been so many milestones along the way. Becoming a finalist for NZ Up & Coming PT of the Year (2022), winning Les Mills PT of the Year (2024), learning to teach group fitness back in 2019, and eventually creating my own mobility class at Britomart.

But honestly, the biggest growth has been internal.

I remember thinking I’d never be able to stand in front of a room, speak calmly over a microphone, and lead with confidence. Now it feels like second nature. That shift didn’t just come from me. It came from being surrounded by people who supported me, trusted me, and gave me the space to evolve.

I truly feel so aligned in this work, and I’m grateful to my clients and friends for their support. I’ve grown into the coach I am now because of each little piece of love, kindness, and dedication people have shown me.

I’m not self made. I’m a collage of all of you.

Thank you for being part of this chapter. I’ll carry it with me into everything that comes next ✨

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Thank you to everyone who came to StoryLab on Thursday - it was incredible to be on stage again and to hear such amazing stories from @penash and @joseph.wycoff and the rest of the crew!

Thank you to my beautiful friends who came to support me - @mikairakupe @miss_natty_m @jaanit @bronniensor @tessamitchell66 and Samantha Mackay from Australia and Brent Jones from @popupglobe who drove all the way up from Hamilton! So lovely to see @emzz_campbell from @popupglobeyouththeatre And what a treat to make a wonderful new friend who is an absolute kickass chick @senicacalder

My first time back on stage for the first time in almost a year - I was shitting bricks that I would slur my words but I didn’t. I had a little glitch but I don’t think anyone noticed. I spoke for wayyyyyyyyy too long - 21 minutes instead of 10 - sorry Peter 🥴

It was the most life affirming, inspiring experience. Thank you to @peter.feeney.50 for creating such an incredible platform for performers to share their stories. With so many awful things happening in the world - it gives us hope. Brings us together. Reminds us of our shared humanity.

If you get the chance to get to the next StoryLab, it’s Thursday April 2nd - don’t miss it!

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Thank you @aucklandtheatreco and to this amazing cast of weirdos #murderontheorientexpress #agathachristie

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Lil bit of Murder on the Orient Express (take two!) plus some new faces!
@asbwaterfronttheatre until 22nd Feb - don’t miss the who-dunnity magic 🔪🚞

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From when I had more hair on my head....I do miss it...sometimes.

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💫 Last week, the YWRC team gathered to reflect on the year that's been and plan for the next. It was also a bittersweet day as we marked some important team changes.

After more than a year and a half with YWRC, we’re saying goodbye (for now) to the wonderful Bronwyn Ensor 🥺 From her time as our Auckland Educator to her role in the Help Centre, Bronwyn’s dedication to young workers has been fierce and unwavering. Through both these roles, she’s made a lasting impact on the lives of countless young workers, and she's done so with such care and compassion ✊

☀️ Bronwyn’s the literal embodiment of sunshine, bringing warmth and joy everywhere she goes. She’s also an incredibly talented actor, and we’ve been so lucky to cheer her on as her creative career continues to take off 🌟 While we’ll miss her dearly, we’re so excited to see what her next adventures hold, and we know she’ll continue to shine wherever she goes ✨

🎉 At the same time, we were thrilled to officially welcome Sarah Gutsell into the team! Sarah’s a Waikato University Law student who has been supporting Bronwyn in the Help Centre for the last six months. She’ll be stepping into the Help Centre role for the first six weeks of 2026, and we can’t wait to see her flourish in this role 🌱

💞 Thank you, Bronwyn, for everything you’ve given to YWRC. We’re so excited for what’s next for you 💞 Photo of the YWRC staff standing infront of the YWRC banner and promotional materials. Left to right: Nicola Paul, Caitlin Wilson, Matariki Roche, Bronwyn Ensor, Sarah Gutsell

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And that’s a wrap on my creative mahi for 2025.

I feel so hugely blessed to have worked with so many people that Insta refuses to let me tag them all! A big massive thank you to everyone who was involved with From Another Woman, Firing the Canon and A Rich Man. I’m super proud of all of them, and the work we were able to make together.

And of course, theatre needs people to come along - so an equally huge thank you for everyone who came to any of the above, or the various ramshackle readings I put on throughout ‘25. That you trust me to put on a good time is not something I take lightly.

Wildly, it’s felt like a quieter year when it comes to my art. So get ready for a lot more happening in 2026.

Good photos taken by other people, bad photos taken by me, as per.

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