Rachael Longshaw-Park
Rachael Longshaw-Park (she/her) is a theatre-maker and writer based in Tāmaki Makaurau. After graduating with a Master's in theatre from the University of Auckland Rachael has gone on to work as a freelance actor, director, dramaturg, writer and designer. Some of her work includes directing the Dr Drama Makes A Show series, dramaturgy for Legacy Project 5 & 6, and performing in award-winning pieces such as An Open Apology and The Plastic Orgasm 2.0. Rachael’s lived experience with C-PTSD informs her practice and she is passionate about how we can use art to tackle narratives around mental health experiences.
Everything By: Rachael Longshaw-Park
The last few years have been unforgiving for the arts and events industry. Reflection and interviews by Rachael Longshaw-Park.
Red Leap goes bold in the first theatre adaptation of a cultural landmark. Rachael Longshaw-Park reviews.
New Volumes critic Rachael Longshaw-Park reviews POWER, a fun and feisty tribute to female pop music, which takes great delight in throwing away the ‘guilt’ in ‘guilty pleasure’. So how deep does the feminism go, and what’s missing?
How do we deal with doomsday on stage? New Volumes critic Rachael Longshaw-Park goes from the board room to the Basement with Fractious Tash's latest surrealist apocalypse.
New Volumes critic Rachael Longshaw-Park reviews Bad Mood, choreographer Tallulah Holly-Massey's compelling final entry in her Basement Theatre residency.
