About
Rosie Seager has amassed experience in the roles of Stage and Production Management, and more recently Tour Management over the past 10 years, working in regional Western Australia on largely community-based projects such as Carnarvon’s TropiCOOL Festival and productions delivered by Gascoyne in May Inc, ‘How High the River’ with Black Swan State Theatre, Future Landings: ‘Willy Willy’ with Ausdance WA, the Gascoyne Biennial Art Awards, the Carnarvon Space Festival, Arts & Edges: Regional Arts Australia Summit in Kalgoorlie, Kalbarri’s Zest Fest, the Shark Bay Rendezvous Festival de Freycinet and the ‘Balayi-Open Your Eyes! Houtman 400 Festival’ in Geraldton. Rosie has had a long relationship with Gascoyne in May Inc and through that relationship as well as through her involvement in other projects, has developed a unique and valuable skill set, becoming very capable in the co-ordination and organisation of events, projects, people, performances, productions and anything else that comes her way. As well as her co-ordination ‘superpowers’, Rosie consistently feels a deep soul-connection to the art and performance she is working with and jumps at any opportunity to immerse herself in the world of production and creation. Rosie has spent the last 12 years in Western Australia and is currently based in the UK.