Weave Movement Theatre

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Weave Movement Theatre

A bold, diverse dance/theatre company of disabled & non-disabled artists creating powerful performances.

We provide high-level training, advocate for inclusive practices, & create dynamic works that challenge conventions & subvert audiences' expectations.

18/03/2026

Very excited about winning the Green Room award for Outstanding Ensemble in Contemporary and Experimental Performance for our show Flesh Mirror at the awards night on Monday. Thanks to everyone involved for the hard work and creative magic that came from the alchemy of the cast, creatives and production crew. Cast-David Baker, Trevor Dunn, Janice Florence, Sonia Marcon, Emma Norton and Anthony Riddell. Creatives-Rebecca Jensen Lead artist, Marco Cher Gibard Sound Artist, Geoffrey Watson Costumes, Harry Hogan Lighting Designer, Zoe Scoglio Video Artist Production-Anna Nalpantidis Creative Producer, Sylva Storm Stage Manager, Shiv Geaney Lights and Sound Operator. All vital, indispensible, intergalactic elements in our success. Hoorah!

Thanks to the generosity of Arts House, Creative Vic and Creative Australia

09/02/2026

Weave has been nominated for two Green Room Awards for their recent show, Flesh Mirror at Arts House in October 2025. Nominations are for Outstanding ensemble and Outstanding design.

These Victorian Arts Industry awards will be announced in March. Fingers crossed!

The show was a great success thanks to the seasoned Weave cast and the brilliant collaborating creatives: Rebecca Jensen, lead artist/director, Marco Cher-Gibard, Sound Artist, Geoffrey Watson, Costume designer, Zoe Scoglio video artist and the rest of the outstanding crew who bought the show to life.

Thanks also to Arts House, Creative Victoria and Creative Australia.

19/12/2025

**Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are warned that this post contains the name and image of a person who has died.**

Throughout the development of Flesh Mirror, we sadly lost Uncle Greg Muir in 2024. An integral member of the WEAVE ensemble whose generous energy and ideas helped shape the work into what it became.

We dedicated this production to Uncle Greg and his extraordinary spirit.

17/12/2025

Arts House. Five nights. Packed audiences.

Thank you to everyone who came to experience Flesh Mirror with us. Your energy in that room made every performance different.

Special thanks to Arts House and Melbourne Fringe for presenting this work as part of Pulse.

13/12/2025

"The large stage of the Arts House is perfectly lit, thanks to the skills of Harrie Hogan and the sound design by Marco Cher meant that the packed house could hear every word. Not an easy feat in such a large space." - Theatre Matters

Great performance needs great technical support. Lighting, sound, costume design (Geoffrey Watson), mobile cameras, floating screens.

Flesh Mirror was a technical achievement as much as an artistic one.

Thank you to the entire creative team.

11/12/2025

"David Baker as John Lemon, dressed spot on perfect as John Lennon (wonderful costume by Geoffrey Watson), tries valiantly to keep the microphone to sing Imagine, as his compatriots vie for the spotlight. Slapstick funny and the best laugh I've had for a long time." - Theatre Matters

The irony of trying to sing Imagine while literally wrestling for the mic. Art that makes you laugh while making you think.

Costume design: Geoffrey Watson. Performance: pure chaos and comedy.

09/12/2025

"Florence, a dancer, swirls around in her electric wheelchair. We swirl with her, her point of view encapsulated in the camera on wheels. We are her and she is us." - Theatre Matters

When performers commandeer the camera equipment and control their own perspective, something shifts. You don't just watch the choreography. You inhabit it.

Flesh Mirror explored parallel realities and the spaces between what we see and what we imagine.

12/10/2025

Final performance today.

Some experiences only exist for a brief moment, then live on in the conversations they start and the way they shift how you see yourself and others.

Flesh Mirror - final matinee performance today (Sunday) 3:30pm.

Don't let this slip into the parallel reality where you missed it.

Final performance TODAY 3:30pm | Arts House

Rebecca Jensen, Weave Movement Theatre and collaborators.

Photography: Paul Dunn
Image description: A woman (performer Sonia Marcon) arches back, one arm raised over her head, and her image is echoed behind her and also mirrored in front of her and above, where you can just see her reflected hand, almost touching her hand, but separated by a fine white line dissecting the corner of the frame.

Last chance tickets - link in comments.

11/10/2025

"I can't stop thinking about it."

"It's been two days and I'm still processing what Flesh Mirror means."

"I've never seen anything quite like that."

Two final performances Tonight (Saturday 11th) 7pm and Sunday 3:30pm

Don't let this be the experience you meant to have.

Rebecca Jensen, Weave Movement Theatre and collaborators.

Photography: Paul Dunn

Final tickets - link in comments.

Image Description: A woman, performer Sonia Marcon, in full colour looks at her hand, fingers splayed, as her echoed image in black and white grabs hold of a horizontal beam, her face grimacing. A feint mirror image of the black and white figure falls away to the right.

10/10/2025

Flesh Mirror.

Film Artist Zoe Scoglio brings collaborative, participatory artistry to our video elements. Their work explores how creative practice can open up possibilities for collective unlearning and emergent cultural forms.

In Flesh Mirror, video weaves throughout live performance, creating portals between screen and stage, between documentary and fiction.

What emerges when boundaries dissolve?

Two more performances | Arts House

Saturday 11 Oct: Tactile Tour 6pm, Audio Described performance 7pm
Sunday 12 Oct: Final matinee 3:30pm

Rebecca Jensen, Weave Movement Theatre and collaborators.

Image description: A woman (Film Artist Zoe Scoglio) appears in front of a white background, and looks to camera with a gentle smile. She has a dark wavy bob cut and wears a black t-shirt. Her name appears to her left.

Tickets still available - link in comments.

Address

Preston, VIC
3072

Telephone

+61394169673

Website

http://www.weavemovementtheatre.com.au/, https://www.artshouse.com.au/about-us/#accessibility-services, https://artshous

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