WELL is a contemporary art company dedicated to the development and creation of cross-artform, inter-cultural and multi-disciplinary projects.

exploring the nexus between public art, creative community dialogue and hybrid art practice, WELL projects are large in scale, broad in scope and appeal, intimate in their effect and dedicated to interactivity and audience development.

WELL was established in 1999 as a progressive vessel for new ideas and challenging perspectives within contemporary theatre-art. Since 2001 WELL has been in ongoing development for their flagship work Great Wall of Books - now in international cultural exchange until 2015. WELL are currently developing two major new projects and are perpetually creating smaller, intimate works across genres.

WELL is lead by Dario Vacirca, supported by a champion commitee of management and consists of numerous artists working across disciplines. Along with their own project’s, WELL's core members are involved in multiple programs that interface with local and international artists.

TESTIMONIALS

"Set to irrevocably change the course of performance and art…”
Next Wave Festival Director, 2001

"One of Australia’s most unique and innovative new works … intelligent and important ... continues to resonate for the many who saw it”
Big West Festival Artistic Director, 2005

“We loved the piece - it was so graceful and captivating...Definitely a program highlight for me!”
Penelope Leishmann, Strut 'n Fret Productions, 2009

“…wildly inventive and great fun.”
Jonathan Marshall, Real Time, 2003

“…necessary, important, affecting theatre. ”
Jasmine Proust, Independant writer. 2009

"The joy and chaos of watching outdoor performance with a 3 year old. Thanks for the reminder of what life is about"
Ella, mother and interactor, 2005