Former Members
Matt Cornell
DMC Founding Member
M@ is a multi-award winning choreographer and composer working across UTC +8 through +10. He is also the curator for digital at Critical Path choreographic research centre, founder of Wombat Radio, a founding member of Style Impressions Krew, Dance Makers Collective and The Pump, as well as associate artist at Legs On The Wall and a friend of The Farm.
M@ is chronically busy with the question “What is what we’re doing, doing?”. He collaborates with inspiring artists, in diverse contexts, to interrogate how we embody systems – social, cultural, political, or technological – and in turn how these systems embody us by forming communities and informing identities. That we may get better at living together.
Read more »Rosslyn Wythes
DMC Founding Member
Rosslyn’s artistic practice encompasses performance, choreography, improvisation and water colouring. She has worked with Australian and European choreographers Jos Baker, La Fura Dels Baus, Rob McCredie, Carlee Mellow, Matthew Morris, Sue Peacock, Rakesh Sukesh, Dean Walsh, Tanya Voges, Flatline, DirtyFeet and Anything Is Valid Dance Theatre.
Read more »Sophia Ndaba
DMC Founding Member
Sophia works across a broad spectrum of contemporary dance styles and practices, from bodyweather, dance theatre, site specific, community outreach, object and installation, commercial, dance films and multidisciplinary art collaborations. She has worked with Shaun Parker & Company, La Fura Del Baus (Barcelona), Opera Australia, Ministry of Sound, Force Majeure and more.
Read more »Jenni Large
DMC Founding Member
Born and raised in Naarm/Melbourne, Jenni is a contemporary dance artist collaborating, performing, choreographing, teaching and rehearsal directing across the unceded lands of so-called Australia. Currently based on palawa country in lutruwita/Tasmania. Jenni’s choreographic practice is a cross-section of dancing, performance/endurance art and visual art. Often integrating objects such as foam, plaster and netting to explore current and historical socio-political themes in relation to the body. Jenni was a formative ensemble member and rehearsal director with Kyle Page & Amber Haines at Dancenorth from 2015-2020.
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