Senior Producer

Jo Pratt has forged a career in the performing arts and media sectors over the past 20 years. With a passion for developing, supporting and encouraging artists in their creativity and pursuit of sustainable career pathways, Jo has extensive experience working from both a community cultural development framework with Indigenous and migrant artists and communities in south east Queensland and targeted career development methodology.

General Manager

Julie has 35+ years’ project, event management and consultancy experience across tourism, social services, arts, social enterprise and profit for purpose business sectors in the UK, Europe, Australia & Hong Kong. Julie has been the General Manger of WOW Australia since late 2017.

Producer

Queenie is a highly regarded and sought-after creative and cultural producer, arts-worker and cultural development practitioner. She has a career in the arts sector spanning 15 years of experience facilitating, producing and delivering ground-breaking arts, cultural, youth and emerging artist development initiatives, projects, and events with legacy impact and outcomes. Queenie’s work and impact has solely focussed on the development of young people and emerging artists from First Nations, migrant and emerging communities. 

Administrative & Digital Communications Officer

Nadia is an arts marketing and event production specialist, with a slew of skills in her toolkit, including marketing strategy, events management, philanthropy, grant-writing, graphic design, social media marketing, web design and media engagement.

Nadia is Editor-in-Chief of alt-arts media project, Nothing Ever Happens in Brisbane, and the Artistic Director of Moment of Inertia Productions. Nadia is also member of the team at Vulcana Circus.

First Nations Cultural Advisor

Aunty Ruth Ghee is is a Meriam Mer woman, linguist and musical Creative Director with over 15 yrs working in theatre and music.