'Art is and always will be a way for spirit to be seen’

— Olivia Fern, Remember Why You Came

Past Projects

See featured past shows below or click the link to see my full CV on Showcast.

Two

by Artemis Munoz

10 – 20 DECEMBER | THEATRE WORKS

WRITER & PRODUCER
Artemis Munoz

DIRECTOR
Eva Rees

SOUND DESIGNER
Zak Pidd

Up until this point Kit has loved being non-binary.

But Kit is pregnant now – and people who used to be mostly okay about their gender are ready to start misgendering them to an obscene degree.

Even more irritatingly, they beg Kit for details about their unborn child’s genitalia. Keen to force a gender on this tiny unborn being.

Kit is having no more of it. They proclaim to their loved ones: Fuck off it’s twins. Different genitals.

How will they maintain the lie once their child is born?

“Artemis’ voice is beautiful and their ability to hold vulnerability in humour mind-blowing” — Tushar (audience, Artemis: Utter Mess)

Threadbare

A new queer Australian play.

Australian Premiere season 15 – 19 July 2025 in Naarm, Melbourne.

 The birthday candles are lit. A caterpillar cake; the music of laughter, the warmth of their touch. Memories flicker like worn-out home videos: a child pretending to be the perfect grandchild.

“A moving, poignant and unique story of queer experience.”

UNWOMAN (the protest)

Presented by THE RABBLE & Melbourne Fringe Festival

Sunday 5th October 2025 The Edge Theatre, Fed Square.

A new durational event UNWOMAN (the protest) as part of Melbourne Fringe Festival at Fed Square.

Be one of hundreds of participants who come and share a short testimony about your experiences of birth, pregnancy, fertility, miscarriage, abortion and parenting.

For people with all kinds of experiences. Those with children and without. Those who wanted them and couldn’t. Those who didn’t want them. Those who forgot. Those with difficult stories, joyful stories, funny stories and those with stories of grief.

Co-creators / Kate Davis and Emma Valente 
Community Engagement Liaisons / 
Cassandra Fumi, Dana Miltins & Mary Helen Sassman
Production Manager / Harry Dowling
Stage Manager / 
Jo Leishman

Cosmic Retort

- Sculpture by Amanda Hills

September 2015
Multiple locations including Maldon Arts festival and Lavandula.

Images and appearances: Rise Again, Gasworks Arts Park, Projekt 3488, 2016, Lavandula harvest festival, Maldon Twilight Festival – photo by Team Henderson and Geelong after Dark 2016 – photo by Sam Gummer.
Rise Again

2020 – 2021 at Gasworks. A Dirty Pennies Theatre Project.

A roaming theatrical journey, set in a future where humans have fled to another planet and in their absence, nature has reclaimed the Earth. 

Weaving a tapestry of installation, song, original fables and poetry for a new world, Rise Again is a magical celebration of resilience, growth, and belonging through a feminist.

Love’s Labour’s Lost

2019 Melbourne Shakespeare Company

Melbourne Shakespeare Company

https://www.stagewhispers.com.au/reviews/loves-labours-lost-melb-shak

Uked!

2019 by Jane Cafarella

The first play-along ukulele musical.

A kooky ukey love story with unique audience participation. Uked! is the hilarious, charming and poignant story of Karla, a lonely and eccentric single woman who is dumped by her violin-playing boyfriend on her 50th birthday.

A MUST SEE! Take your uke join in ,sing or smile along A GREAT NIGHT…Laughed a lot. – Michelle Robie, Castlemaine.

Nine

2018 Stage Art 

‘In a dynamic, commanding performance, Rebecca Morton seizes audience attention whenever demonstrative diva Liliane La Fleur has the spotlight’.

Godot the Wait is over
Rose in Godot the Wait is over – a fun photo attached – I played a French wheelchair user and God(ot) at a time when I was crippled with grief and delving even more deeply than usual into spiritual matters 🙂
 
C'est Si Bon
(it's a wonderful life)
C’est Si Bon (it’s a wonderful life) 2012 reviews here and here.
 
‘Irrepressibly joyous and bursting with life, her shows weave a little magic and make wishes come true.’ (Stage Whispers)
 
Tales of a City by the Sea
Tales of a City by the Sea – 2016  – I was proud to be a part of this – it raised my understanding of the situation in Palestine, which, of course, has since become so much more dire.. We played at La Mama theatre in Melbourne, then toured to Sydney, Adelaide and Malaysia. The script is now on the VCE theatre list.
 
The Sparrow and The Showgirl
At Chapel off Chapel (and other places) was Rebecca Morton’s first solo show.
 
A story of Edith Piaf and Marilyn Monroe.
 
‘Morton Shines . . .’
– Joel Crotty for The Age.
 
A Midsummer Night's Dream
1996
 
A Midsummer Night’s Dream with a newborn . . 
 
South Pacific
1994
 
My first big show after drama school was South Pacific 1994

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