We love innovative digital learning.
Education has long been a vital part of what Windmill Theatre Company does.
We believe in augmenting the experiences of our works with an education program that develops creative literacy.
This includes study guides for teachers, post-show activities, in-school workshops and even professional development.
Alongside select projects we create interactive experiences that provide students, teachers and general fans with unique opportunities to engage with our work.
These projects are immersive, imaginative and dynamic places for young people to experience Windmill projects on a deeper level.
So far we’ve produced three such resources: Girl Asleep – An Interactive Journey, Across Land and Sea – Muzafar’s True Story and Camp Windmill. Explore these resources by clicking through below.
Girl Asleep: An Interactive Journey
Girl Asleep: An Interactive Journey is an immersive online experience where audiences can explore the set of the film, meet the cast and crew, and take a quiz to discover their ultimate film role.
Across Land and Sea: Muzafar's True Story
To accompany our production of Amphibian we developed a dynamic online experience that allows audiences and students to explore the real-life journey of a refugee. Follow cultural consultant Muzafar Ali as he leaves his home in Afghanistan and makes his way across land and sea to Australia.
Camp Windmill
Created in collaboration with our mates at Sandpit, Camp Windmill is a digital campsite that introduces audiences to the art of the pose and celebrates the indelible mark that queer artists have made on the Australian theatrical landscape. Hosted by drag queen camp guides Thomas Fonua and Fez Faanana, Camp Windmill invites you to step into the tents of some of Australia’s finest purveyors of camp and learn about the slipperiest and most indefinable sensibility artists employ every day.