Boilover Performance Ensemble

28/05/2026

ARTIST CALL OUT - BoilOver Performance Ensemble develops unique and contemporary performances driven by disabled and neurodivergent artists. We are currently seeking expressions of interest for new members.

BoilOver is committed to representing and supporting diverse artists and stories and we present professional public performances throughout the year.

We also welcome interest from companies and organisations who wish to collaborate with us.

For more information, please contact
Carmen 0491 781 673 or
[email protected]

Image Description: A group of performers stand in a circle with both their arms reaching upwards. They are wearing a combination of red, black, white, and grey costumes against a black background with blue flecks of refracted light.

27/05/2026

PSA - Free Accessible Art experiences at Rising Get into the City and amoung it!!!
28 May-10th June. Full Access info and program on website.

27/05/2026

Shout out to our friends at CreatA in Bendigo.
The more opportunities for disabled artists to present work and be seen the better.

We are so thrilled that Burnout Ballet was featured in The Ulumbarra Foundation's call out for partners. The Ulumbarra Foundation made it possible for us perform Burnout Ballet at The Engine Room in December 2025. Here's some of their beautiful words:

"During Burnout Ballet last December, there’s a moment where the performers take over the stage—it’s chaotic, fun and full of energy.

One performer steps into the role of a rebel—pushing boundaries, completely in control of the space.

The audience laughs. Then leans in.

Because what they’re seeing isn’t just performance. It’s someone experiencing a kind of freedom, learning new skills, building confidence—and being seen differently.

You see, roles like this are rarely offered on stage to performers with disability. Here, they were not only possible—they were celebrated.That doesn’t happen by accident.

Burnout Ballet, created in Bendigo by CreateA, received an Ulumbarra Foundation grant to bring together local artists, audiences, and stories in a way that was bold, unexpected, and deeply human.

It created paid work for local creative professionals. And it gave nine talented performers with disability the opportunity to perform at a professional level in front of an audience.

It sparked new conversations about who gets to be seen—and how."

27/05/2026

25/05/2026

12/05/2026

BoilOver crew out and about checking out the new Arts and Cultural precinct Artrise at Jackson’s Hill in Sunbury. Gallery, Theatre Space, Artis Studios - it’s all happening up there.

Thanks Lorcan from Hume City Council for the tour.

08/05/2026

Recently BoilOver Ensemble worked with Artist Gretel Taylor exploring site specific performance practice at Brimbank Park. This followed with a series of images captured by Greg Lorenzutti. We look forward to sharing the documented outcomes of this incredible experience soon 💚

Image Credit Gregory Lorenzutti

07/05/2026

A big Happy Birthday to the wonderful Jacquelyn Hughes-Marusarz our Artistic support extraordinaire!🌈 🧡

28/04/2026

A beautiful day immersed in site specific performance with Gretel Taylor. We can’t wait to share with you all … Watch this space.

Creative Brimbank

28/04/2026

My Story is heading to Gippsland! Following performances in Sunbury, Ballarat and Bendigo, this moving theatrical production about disability rights is being hosted by Gippsland Lakes Complete Health in June at the Forge Theatre in Bairnsdale.

Date: Thursday 11 June 2026
Time: 1.30pm
Tickets: https://sunburycobaw.org.au/my-story/

Omnia Community Health