‘I find the experience of contradiction an inspiring departure point for generating choreography and a large part of who I am and how I navigate the world.’

Leah McIntosh6 January 2020

Conversation with Elsa Tuet-Rosenberg

Elsa speaks about being ethnically ambiguous, working in social justice as a person of colour, and making community.

Leah McIntosh1 November 2019

A Conversation with Christina Chau

I grew up in a household where image-taking was frequent and equally loathed.

Leah McIntosh4 September 2019robertwood

A Conversation with Chris Gurney

Living where I live in Perth, we are not exactly the cultural capital of the world, but I really believe you can make the most of your location and produce a unique insight into life wherever you are.

Leah McIntosh28 August 2019robertwood

A Conversation with Claudia Mancini

‘It is not simply about being mixed, being a woman, belonging to a family, coming from a working-class background, or existing in a specific time and place, it is about all of these things simultaneously, how they interact, and how these processes shapes me as a person.’

Leah McIntosh21 August 2019robertwood

A Conversation with Tando Velaphi

‘Tando talks to us about heritage, Japan, and FIFA’s Asian Confederation.’

Leah McIntosh14 August 2019robertwood

A Conversation with Jay Anderson

‘Being a bridge is wrought with difficulties because before you can be or start to be, you have to learn to be proud of your mixed heritage – learn to think of two things of once, of being two things at once.’

Leah McIntosh7 August 2019robertwood