CAST

TAHLIA JAMESON (she/her) - TOMMY

Tahlia is a mixed Australian/Papua New Guinean actor who graduated from the Victorian College of the Arts with a BFA in Theatre in 2022. Tahlia is bold in her offers as an actor and has the ability to add a specificity to every role she plays. Her fierce take to acting is supported by her sensitivity, vulnerability and curiosity as a person and takes this into every role. Some of Tahlia’s notable theatre credits include ‘Brittany & the Mannequins’ (Fever103 Theatre), 'Sacred but Filthy’(dir. Sarah Austin), ‘Play in a Day’ (Antipodes Theatre Company),‘Rarely’ (VCA Theatre Grad) Some of Tahlia’s film appearances include Mary in ‘Flide’ (dir. Hugo Kohler), Scout in ‘The Cubicle' (dir. Eleni Yates) and Dani in ‘Beans’ (dir Theo Benson) Tahlia has furthered her training working with Director Kim Farrant (RAW Truth Workshop), US Immersive workshop with Los Angeles coach John Rosenfield, Ilbijerri Theatre (‘The Score’ Development), Fundamentals of Stage Combat (Lyndall Grant) and is a Law Revue Alumni working with Australian comedians Frank Woodley, Shaun Micallef and Sammy J

LOTTE BECKETT (she/her) - DILYS

Lotte is an actor, writer and theatre maker, and a graduate of 16th Street Actors Studio and Melbourne University Recent stage credits include We’re New Here at Melbourne Int. Comedy Festival (writer/performer/producer), Last Time at Sydney + Melbourne Fringe, and CLUB NITE at Miscellania (writer/performer/producer). Recent film credits include Good Grief (SUZY Productions), an ad for Bad Frankie’s Fitzroy (Loose as Hell Productions) and Stella Donnelly’s MV How Was Your Day? She has written for La Mama, ATYP and Griffin Theatre Company, and was nominated for Best Outstanding Performer (Mudfest Arts) for CLUB NITE She is currently writing new work, A Fine Line, for Melbourne Fringe Festival and will perform a reprise of Last Time at the Motley Bauhaus in July 2023. Proudly represented by Kubler Auckland Management.

VITORIA HRONOPOULOS (she/her) - JANE

Vitoria is an Australian Greek Actor, Director, Theatre Maker, Singer and a 2022 Graduate at The University of Melbourne’s Victorian College of the Arts (Theatre). Vitoria’s work centres itself around comedy, character and melody. She has a keen interest in the building and breaking of tension and it’s potential within both comedic and dramatic performance mediums. She believes in the prioritisation of finding the soul or heart of work as her basis of development. Vitoria is a passionate, rigorous and soulful artist who interrogates her work mercilessly Her whacky and playful sense of humour runs deeply through the core of her creative interest. Her practice is informed by her background in Musical Theatre as well as her training in dance and martial arts. Her most recent credits include MidSumma Festival show 'SLUTNIK' (dir. by Tansy Gorman), and 'ΑνοιχταΜατια' (‘Open Eyes’) (dir /written by Vitoria Hronopoulos)