About
Hayley Condon is an emerging early career artist. In 2017, She was accepted into the highly competitive University of the Sunshine Coast’s Master of Professional Practice: Performing Arts, where she studied under the guidance of Zen Zen Zo’s artistic director Dr. Lynne Bradley, and seasoned director Dr. Jo Loth and Dr. Natasha Budd. Hayley also holds a Bachelor of Arts double major in Drama and Screen Media Studies, undertaken at the University of the Sunshine Coast.
She has trained with Zen Zen Zo Physical Theatre Company for three years, training in Butoh, Viewpoints and Suzuki. In 2017, Hayley had the opportunity to train with leading Butoh company Dairakudakan, where she travelled to Japan to undertake their Summer intensive course. Since completing her master’s degree Hayley has written her own show titled Fish Out of Water which explores the theme of Social anxiety and how people feel out of place in different social situations. She first presented it at the 2018 Festival of Australian Student Theatre at La Boite theatre, then in May 2019 she redeveloped it for the Anywhere Festival where she had two sold out shows.
In February 2018, Hayley volunteered at the Australian Performing Arts Market (APAM) in Brisbane, where she worked as a marketing assistant and delegate liaison. Over the five days Hayley was immersed in the APAM environment and networked with many remarkable artists internationally and nationally. As well as her passion for theatre and photography, Hayley has worked as a Drama Teacher for the Australian School of Performing Arts, Film and Television, where she taught children six to 16 years of age the foundations of acting.
Through the various of training Hayley has undertaken, she is now an independent artist: theatre creative and photographer based on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland.
Please see the Credits section for more of Hayley's work and experience. To collaborate or to get in touch with Hayley please see the Contact section.
She has trained with Zen Zen Zo Physical Theatre Company for three years, training in Butoh, Viewpoints and Suzuki. In 2017, Hayley had the opportunity to train with leading Butoh company Dairakudakan, where she travelled to Japan to undertake their Summer intensive course. Since completing her master’s degree Hayley has written her own show titled Fish Out of Water which explores the theme of Social anxiety and how people feel out of place in different social situations. She first presented it at the 2018 Festival of Australian Student Theatre at La Boite theatre, then in May 2019 she redeveloped it for the Anywhere Festival where she had two sold out shows.
In February 2018, Hayley volunteered at the Australian Performing Arts Market (APAM) in Brisbane, where she worked as a marketing assistant and delegate liaison. Over the five days Hayley was immersed in the APAM environment and networked with many remarkable artists internationally and nationally. As well as her passion for theatre and photography, Hayley has worked as a Drama Teacher for the Australian School of Performing Arts, Film and Television, where she taught children six to 16 years of age the foundations of acting.
Through the various of training Hayley has undertaken, she is now an independent artist: theatre creative and photographer based on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland.
Please see the Credits section for more of Hayley's work and experience. To collaborate or to get in touch with Hayley please see the Contact section.