May Greenberg is a Jerusalem born, Perth based independent dancer. After graduating WAAPA, May performed “Decadance” choreographed by Ohad Naharin at the 2016 MoveMe festival. May performed with Brooke Leeder and Dancers in the 2019 Fremantle Biennale with “RADAR” and the 2021 Perth Festival with award winning “Structural Dependency”. May has since worked with various artists and companies including, Mitch Harvey Company, Robert Tinning, CO:3 Australia, Natalie Allen, STRUT Dance and Broad Encounters. Choreographically, May has been commissioned to create for three iterations of SITU8 with works including “How To Digest an Apple” (2018) “Escapism” (2020) and “Disclaimer” (2021), and choreographed “Uncountable” alongside Zee Zunnur for the 2021 Fremantle Biennale. CO:3 supported May in a development of a solo as part of ‘IN HOUSE’ 2021, and commissioned her to choreograph the opening fashion show for Karrinyup Shopping centre’s launch. May performed “The Ninth Wave” by The Farm in collaboration with CO:3 as part of the 2022 Perth Festival, and has recently returned from Shanghai where she performed in Punchdrunk’s “Sleep No More”.

Zee Zunnur, WA-based Singaporean born artist is a Malay movement artist who currently dances with Hofesh Shechter Company (UK). She started dance training at a young age in traditional Malay Dance with Sri Warisan Som Said Performing Arts Ltd. With her strong roots in Malay culture and folk art, she sheds light on the existence, richness in wisdom and strength of Southeast Asia, re-writing the stories of her ancestors to honour them as she threads through her artistic realms. Zee is also an inter-arts collaborator and vows to serve the community. Being part of the pioneer batch at School of the Arts Singapore and danced with T.H.E. (Second) Dance Company, her love for contemporary dance brought her to London and graduated with a BA(Hons) from London Contemporary Dance School with a scholarship from the National Arts Council (Singapore) and Leverhulme Trust (UK). Whilst in the UK, she has worked with choreographers and companies such as Victor Quijada

(RUBBERBANDance), Dane Hurst and Joseph Toonga (Just Us Dance Theatre). Other than touring internationally as a performer and teacher with Hofesh Shechter Company, she has also been invited as a guest artist and choreographer with T.H.E. Dance Company, M1 CONTACT Contemporary Dance Festival, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Ignition Dance Festival, Esplanade da:ns Festival Singapore, Singapore Biennale and more. In Australia, she has worked with PPY in Sydney Dance Company, STRUT Dance, Co3 Australia, Marrugeku, Mitch Harvey Company, James Vu Anh Pham, Brooke Leeder, Rachel Ogle, WAAPA, Fremantle Biennale and Perth Festival.

Felicity Groom is a producer, composer and musician from Western Australia. Felicity uses a range of instruments to bring works to life including the saw, chromaharp, guitar, voice, piano and Ableton. As well as composing for specific projects, Felicity has released three acclaimed albums and one in a collaborative project called Rokwell & Groom. Her accolades include album of the week on Triple J for ‘Gossamer’, a four and a half star review in Rolling Stone for album ‘Hungry Sky’ and an international synching deal with French jewellery brand Cartier for ‘Oh Jesus’ which was composed for playwright Nathaniel Moncrieff’s ‘Tinkertown’, performed at the Blue Room Theatre in 2012. The most recent performances of works include the collaboration with choreographer May Greenburg for TURA New Music and Strut Dance’s takeover of the State Theatre Of WA;  Situ-8 for a “soft and piercing” (Pickup, J. 2020. Arts Hub) piece called ‘Escapism’. This song caught the attention of Melbourne based label Blossom Rot Records who will release it on a compilation on June 18th. Felicity’s compositions are on display via QR codes in the City Of Vincent’s Lightbox Laneway. This exhibition is an audio visual collaboration between herself and local visual artist May Bluebell. Felicity is currently in development with choreographer Laura Boynes in a work called ‘Equations Of A Falling body’ and choreographer Daisy Sanders work ‘A Resting Mess’ as well as co-producing a work with renown east coast producer Anna Lafferty.