Kidaan Zelleke is a multi-talent actor, who works in both stage and screen. she embraces all facets of acting including self-devised work. Having graduated from AC Arts in 2018, she’s looking forward to embracing her role as Beep and honing her puppetry stagecraft skills. While training at the Adelaide College Arts Kidaan has played roles including Brutus in Julius Caesar directed by Nick Garsden, Lady Capulet in Nescha Jelk’s modern adaptation of Romeo and Juliet and Cathy in DNA directed by Corey McMahon. Kidaan also demonstrated her singing versatility as Marie in the Tom Wait’s Musical Woyzeck directed by Jon Halpin. Following…

Tim is a proud South Australian maker, performer and director, and is thrilled to be working with Windmill Theatre Company on Beep. His other family theatre credits include local, regional and international tours with renowned South Australian children’s theatre companies, Patch (Emily Love To Bounce, Mr McGee And The Biting Flee, Cranky Bear, Me And My Shadow – 2017 Helpmann Award for Best Children’s Presentation), and Slingsby (The Young King – 2017 IPAY Victor Award for Best Presentation, Emil And The Detectives – 2017 Helpmann Award for Best Children’s Presentation). Tim has also worked with State Theatre Company of South…

Astrid is a performer, theatre maker, singer & teacher. She most recently appeared in Tartuffe with State Theatre SA/Brink. She has worked & toured extensively with many companies including Patch, The Border Project, Vitalstatistix, Restless Dance Theatre, Ingrid Voorendt, Daisy Brown & Ladykillers. Career highlights include co-creating the Helpmann Award winning shows Mr Magee & the Biting Flea & Me and My Shadow (Patch),  I Am Not An Animal for the Adelaide Festival (The Border Project), writing and performing in Cake (Ladykillers/Vitalstatistix) which toured nationally, internationally & was adapted for Radio National & working on the re-score of Metropolis by The New Pollutants (Adelaide Film Festivals,…

Matilda Bailey graduated from Adelaide College for the Arts in 2011. With a keen interest in theatre, Matilda has performed in shows such as Vere (STCSA/Sydney Theatre Company) and The Seagull (STCSA). She has also enjoyed working in theatre designed for young people including This Is Where We Live (STCSA/Hot House Theatre) and Speak Out (Act Now Theatre). Matilda has performed across the country including larger cities, such as Adelaide and Sydney, to extensive touring through regional South Australia. She has continued to develop her skills as an actor and theatre practitioner, training in physical theatre with Zen Zen Zo in Brisbane, Meisner acting technique with…

Elizabeth is a South Australian based performer. She completed her training at the Flinders Drama Centre. She has worked on Gods of Strangers, Jesikah, Volpone, Red Cross Letters (State Theatre Company South Australia), Emil and the Detectives (Slingsby Theatre Company), Yo Diddle Diddle (Patch Theatre) and Grug and the Rainbow (Windmill Theatre Co). Elizabeth was a deviser and performer in Stories in the Dark, which won the InSpace Development Award at the 2017 Adelaide Fringe. She has been involved with many local independent theatre companies, including ActNow Theatre as a performer and board member. Elizabeth joined the main cast of Danger 5 for the series return on…

Pat McAuliffe graduated with honours from the Flinders University Drama Centre in 2016 where he was professionally trained for stage and screen. This year Pat performed in Jailbirds with the Wilderness Old Scholars Society for the 2017 Adelaide Fringe. Grug and the Rainbow is Pat’s first production with Windmill Theatre Co.

Shona Reppe is an award winning artist with an excellent track record of producing high quality, challenging theatre with high production values. Her credits include Cinderella, Potato Needs a Bath, The Curious Scrapbook of Josephine Bean and theatre installation HUFF. A multi-award winning artist, her work regularly appears in leading venues and festivals around the world, including Barbican and Southbank in London, Sydney Opera House, the New Victory in New York’s Broadway and the Perth and Adelaide International Arts Festivals. Her recent work includes Black Beauty, which Shona developed with Andy Manley and Andy Cannon. The piece was performed to sell out audiences as part…

Christine Johnston is an Australian performing artist/writer/singer who became known on the Brisbane arts and live-music scenes from the late 1980s for her dramatic visual performances combining music, voice and her signature style of humour. She continues to create a diversity of performance and musical works for events, festivals, art galleries, theatre, comedy, short film, and cabaret, touring Australia, UK, Europe, Scandinavia, Asia, USA and Canada. From 1994, Brisbane’s Women in Voice cabaret series became a spring-board for some of Christine’s iconic vocal performance concepts and characters including her touring co-creation Fluff: A Story of Lost Toys – and her surreal bird-calling character Madame…

Lucas Stibbard makes theatre and performance work. His work with The Escapists, a multi-disciplinary collective he co-founded, has included co-writing, co-directing, producing and performing in the critically acclaimed, multi-award winning boy girl wall (for which he received a Helpmann Award nomination for best actor), Elephant Gun for the World Theatre Festivals in 2011/12,  Attack of the Attacking Attackers! and Packed. Lucas has worked nationally and internationally as a performer, and his credits include Bell Shakespeare (Richard III and The Alchemist), La Boite (Straight White Men, The Danger Age, Zig Zag Street), Queensland Theatre Company (Constellations, The Seagull, Macbeth, Hamlet, Fractions, Grimm Tales, Real Inspector Hound, Black Comedy, Eating Ice Cream With Your Eyes Closed, Richard…