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Play steps inside NORPA’s devising process, revealing how theatre is built through experimentation, trust and collective discovery. This episode is part of a five-part short documentary series following the evolution of NORPA’s Dinner Party at the End of the World creative development program. Through the voices of its artists and collaborators, the series highlights NORPA’s signature approach to making new Australian theatre — one deeply grounded in Country, community, and collective storytelling. View full series here: https://norpa.org.au/documentary-series/ CREATIVE TEAM Director and Producer: Poppy Walker Cinematographer: Dominic Sullivan Sound Recordist & Mix: Steve Nossiter Lighting: Alex Torney Additional Camera: Ryan Lee Composer: Andy Walker Editor: Dominic Sullivan Technical support: Jake Dix and Dane Bodley ARTISTS AND PARTICIPANTS Sasha Bradbury Katie Cooper-Wares Fred Copperwaite Jade Dewi Tyas Tunggal Heather Fairbairn Naomi Feller Bridie Hooper Mitch King Libby Lincoln Julian Louis Kimberley McIntyre Zachary Mifsud Emma Newman Noa Rotem Jeanti St Clair Kaz Therese NORPA TEAM Artistic Director: Julian Louis Executive Director: Libby Lincoln Artistic Associate: Heather Fairbairn Lead Producer: Sasha Bradbury Fundraising and Special Projects: Linden Tierney Marketing and Communications Manager: Alexia Saeck Engagement Producer: Frauke Huhn THANKS Uncle Fox Laurie. Thank you to the Yaegl Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation for their permission and support to film on country. Commissioned and Produced by NORPA as part of the project Dinner Party at the End of the World. Interviews were held at The Joinery, NORPA’s new home. NORPA acknowledges the Bundjalung and Yaegl peoples as the traditional custodians of the unceded lands and waters on which these films were created.