From February to April 2016 Stephen is working on a new project by Carclew Youth Arts titled Creative Children’s Congress with lead artist Alex Desebrock from Maybe ( ) Together and other Adelaide artists including Eliza Lovell, Ruby Chew and Jack Hodges.
Stephen will be once again performing as one of the Sirens in 2016 Adelaide Fringe Parade.
In January and May 2016 Stephen will be working with Sally Chance Dance on the creation of Touch and Go a new dance performance for 2 year olds. This show will premiere in Melbourne at Artplay in May and Brisbane’s Out of the Box Festival in June 2016, more information click here.
In terms 1 and 2 Stephen will be undertaking a project called Creative Body Based Learning (CBL). CBL is an initiative which brings together professional artists, arts workers and educators to facilitate a long term vision to embed arts-based learning experiences in South Australian primary schools to create an environment in which children can make the most of their inherent creative potential. It is a partner project led by Carclew, University of South Australia, and The Department of Education and Child Development and was initiated by the ART Committee. Visiting Assistant Professor Katie Dawson from the University of Texas is training a number of South Australian teaching artists, inc
