Studio 5 — D'Artagnan S. Holt

Studio 5.

Magical Realism in the Theatre of Cruelty.

Welcome to Studio 5, welcome to where the magic happens.

In Studio 5, we are all hard workers, but some work harder than others. We strive for excellence, as there’s no room for imperfection in the studio.

We invite you to join us for a viewing, leave a review – we love feedback!

CAST

Sholto Buckley, He/Him, WORKER ONE
Darcy Dowling, He/Him, WORKER TWO
Zachary Fuller, He/Him, WORKER THREE
Freyjika Parker, She/Her, WORKER FOUR
Shyanne Harding, They/Them, WORKER FIVE
Rouzbeh Nadjar, He/Him, WORKER SIX
Stella Heard, She/Her, WORKER SEVEN

CREATIVES

D’Artagnan S. Holt, He/Him, Writer & Director Scarlett Davis, She/Her, Chief Artistic Consultant & Technical Advisor Peter Liptai, He/Him, Head Sound & Lighting Technical Designer Iris Donaldson, They/Her, Stage & Production Manager
Jacques Cooney Adlard, He/Him, Head Lighting & Graphic Designer

Studio 5 was produced & performed at The 2024 Muse Festival as part of the Victorian Collage of the Arts.

Working with Seven actors, this 40 minute festival production was D’Artagnan’s debut as both a playwright and a director. He experimented with heightened poetic language performed in verse, andsought to explore an expressionistic physicality on stage.

Studio 5.

Magical Realism in the Theatre of Cruelty.

Studio 5 was produced & performed at The 2024 Muse Festival as part of the Victorian Collage of the Arts.

Working with Seven actors, this 40 minute festival production was D’Artagnan’s debut as both a playwright and a director. He experimented with heightened poetic language performed in verse, andsought to explore an expressionistic physicality on stage.

“You worked with the space really beautifully. What I loved most was the energy, commitment and boldness of each actor’s physicality. “

-Maude Davey (OAM) Lecturer in Theatre

Studio 5.

Magical Realism in the Theatre of Cruelty.

Studio 5 was produced & performed at The 2024 Muse Festival as part of the Victorian Collage of the Arts.

Working with Seven actors, this 40 minute festival production was D’Artagnan’s debut as both a playwright and a director. He experimented with heightened poetic language performed in verse, andsought to explore an expressionistic physicality on stage.

“You worked with the space really beautifully. What I loved most was the energy, commitment and boldness of each actor’s physicality. “

-Maude Davey (OAM) Lecturer in Theatre

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