God, or what we can remember of her | Melbourne Theatre Company

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Published on 11 July 2023

Feature

Melbourne Makers: Amy Cater

Amy Cater, one of the first qualified Intimacy Coordinators in Australia, breaks down the role for us while discussing her work on Jacky and Is God Is.
Video

Meet Assistant Director Kuda Mapeza

Kuda Mapeza – one of our 2023 MinterEllison Future Directors – talks to us about making theatre that creates a multi-sensory experience for audiences and her experience as Assistant Director on Is God Is.
Q&A

Between good & evil

Cessalee Stovall discusses her character in Is God Is and why she is fascinated by the show’s exploration between the binaries of good and evil.
Q&A

Truth, ambiguity & hope

Kevin Copeland discusses his approach to playing a complex and morally ambiguous character in Is God Is and why he believes the show, though dark, is ultimately hopeful and encourages empathy.
Q&A

Searching for belonging

Grant Young discusses playing Riley in Is God Is and why the show’s exploration of being an outsider and searching for belonging resonates with him.