Kate is a writer, producer, dramaturg and performer working across theatre and film. From 2016-18, Kate was our Theatre Editor, and from 2019-2020 she lead The Pantograph Punch as Director. Kate has worked as a Development Exec at Vendetta Productions, an Arts Adviser at Creative New Zealand, a creative producer for Notable Pictures and holds a Master of Dramaturgy from the Victorian College of the Arts.

Kate is a producer, writer and dramaturg. 

Kate Prior

What do teenage girls really talk about in the locker room? Kate Prior on Silo Theatre’s latest production, The Wolves.

The Wolves: New Voices In The Locker Room

What happened at Silo Theatre when live performance met the year 2020.


With a Little Help From Your Friends: Getting Every Brilliant Thing Onstage

Rosabel is the founding editor of The Pantograph Punch. She holds an MA with distinction in Creative Writing and Psychology and was an inaugural recipient of the Lancewood / Horoeka Reading Grant. Her writing has been published in 

The Spinoff. Elsewhere, she leads audience development projects with galleries and performing arts companies, and is the producer of Satellites, a series of events and encounters showcasing some of the most exciting contemporary Asian artists in Tāmaki Makaurau.

Rosabel is the founding editor of The Pantograph Punch. She is also the producer of Satellites, showcasing Asian artists in Tāmaki Makaurau.

Rosabel Tan

As part of Silo Theatre's world premiere season of 'Hudson & Halls Live!', we look back on the lives of Peter Hudson and David Halls, two iconic TV personalities from the 80s whose lives were inextricably intertwined.

Hudson & Halls, Histories Intertwined

Sam is an award-winning playwright, journalist and lip-sync artist. His award-winning plays include 

Riding in Cars with (Mostly Straight) Boys

, which was published by Playmarket NZ Play Series . His writing has been published by 

Sam Brooks

Sam Brooks on how a German absurdist comedy unravels our unstable relationship to change, and reveals more about the New Zealand psyche than we realise.

What’s to become of us now that the apricots have run out?

 is a second-year Bachelor of Arts student at the University of Otago, studying politics, art history and Indigenous development. She has worked as the Visual Arts Editor for student magazine 

, and hosts the Dunedin Public Art Gallery arts and culture show on Radio One. Her writing is due to feature in the Blue Oyster Art Project Space 2017 annual and 

Waveney Russ

What things are worth living for? Waveney Russ ponders this question in this review of Every Brilliant Thing at Silo Theatre.

Choosing Life: A Review of Every Brilliant Thing 

Alice Snedden is a comedian, writer and leading stand-up artist in the New Zealand comedy scene. She was head writer on Jono and Ben and Funny Girls, is a regular on 7 Days and has a hit TVNZ OnDemand series called Alice Snedden’s Bad News that tackles the current and often controversial aspects of life in New Zealand.

Having quickly become a mainstay of the Kiwi comedy circuit it’s no wonder that in 2018 Alice was nominated for the Billy T Award at the NZ International Comedy Festival for Alice Snedden Self-titled: Volume II. She recently performed the show at the 2018 Edinburgh Fringe Festival where it received a five-star rating and Alice was described as “one of New Zealand’s top outputs, alongside Peter Jackson."

Alice Snedden

Alice Snedden takes a behind-the-scenes look at Silo Theatre’s cheeky and triumphant newest work, Break Bread, in a roundtable with Sophie Roberts, Alice Canton, Freya Finch and Leon Wadham.

Not Another Zoom Call: A Roundtable with the Makers of Break Bread

Makanaka Tuwe is a researcher, storyteller and cultural producer whose practice explores the themes of liberation, worldmaking and relational wellness. Her work flows at the intersections of embodied care, collective wellness and social justice. You can find her at Sesa Mathlo Apothecary, co-creating and designing initiatives and healing balms that address the collective trauma caused by inequities.

Makanaka Tuwe is a researcher, storyteller and cultural producer whose practice explores the themes of liberation, worldmaking and relational wellness.

Makanaka Tuwe

Makanaka Tuwe takes a look at seven methods of killing kylie jenner, Silo Theatre’s latest offering about the nature of friendship, colourism and cultural appropriation.

When It All Falls Down in the Twittersphere

Kitty Wasasala (they/she) is a hearty activist, proud Fijian and reformed artist. They received a BA at Toi Whakaari and have gone on to never use it, instead moving home to Tāmaki Makaurau to train as a florist, bartend and work in media accessibility. She will write forever. Up the Greens.

Kitty Wasasala

Kitty Wasasala delves into Silo Theatre’s upcoming show The Writer, which speaks to sex, power and theatre in our culture today.

The Body and the Expectation – Sex and Power in the Theatre

Jean Sergent is an artist based in Te Whanganui-a-Tara. She is currently on sabbatical from a twenty year career in theatre, and finds she has a lot more time to understand the language of the birds and the trees. Jean has no upcoming projects to promote and she is thrilled about it.

Jean Sergent is an artist based in Te Whanganui-a-Tara.

Jean Sergent

Jean Sergent responds to Silo Theatre’s new work The Writer, and shares a personal reflection of her tenure in the theatre.

On the (Material) Conditions and (Slight) Possibilities of Theatre Changing Anything

Nathan Joe is a Chinese-Kiwi playwright, performance poet and critic based in Ōtautahi. Recent works include I Am Rachel Chu and An Open Apology. He placed 3rd in the 2019 National Poetry Slam, and was selected for the 2020 Ursula Bethell Writer's Residency.

Nathan Joe is a Chinese-Kiwi playwright, performance poet and critic based in Ōtautahi.

Nathan Joe

Asian art is having a moment in Aotearoa. Nathan Joe unpacks the complexities in the production of representation through The First Prime-Time Asian Sitcom, by Silo Theatre.

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The Wolves: New Voices In The Locker Room

With a Little Help From Your Friends: Getting Every Brilliant Thing Onstage

Hudson & Halls, Histories Intertwined

What’s to become of us now that the apricots have run out?

Choosing Life: A Review of Every Brilliant Thing

Not Another Zoom Call: A Roundtable with the Makers of Break Bread

When It All Falls Down in the Twittersphere

The Body and the Expectation – Sex and Power in the Theatre

On the (Material) Conditions and (Slight) Possibilities of Theatre Changing Anything

EVERYONE IS A DIVERSITY HIRE