Kate, a seasoned professional with 15+ years in Queensland Arts, is a powerhouse Producer. With an impressive portfolio collaborating with Casus Circus, Briefs Factory, Company 2 (now Chelsea McGuffin & Co), Hoopla Clique, and Woodford Folk Festival, showcasing her versatility across various companies and festivals.

Kate's dedication to the sector is both fierce and passionate. As a 2020 Brisbane City Council Artistic Fellowship recipient, she brings valuable insights to arts funding panels and international circus platforms.

A festival maestro, Kate navigates the international circus market, identifying funding opportunities and balancing tight budgets. She's committed to Aussie circus growth, implementing strategies for audience development and elevating the art form globally.

Kate's mission? Putting Brisbane on the global circus map, spreading the joy of Australian circus worldwide.

Briefs Factory is a trailblazing Queensland based collective that fuses high-energy circus, burlesque, drag, and cabaret into exhilarating, genre-defying shows. Known for pushing boundaries and celebrating diversity, our work is bold, unapologetic, and joyfully rebellious. With a strong focus on inclusivity, representation, and audience connection, we create electrifying experiences that leave audiences entertained, empowered, and inspired. Whether in theatres, town halls, outdoor spaces, or unexpected locations, our performances break down barriers and bring people together. Back Track Tour 2025 takes this unique artistry on the road, ensuring that regional and remote communities experience the magic of world-class, boundary-pushing entertainment.

We have a suite of marketing and promotional resources to support the Back Track Tour 2025. Existing assets include marketing copy, high-quality images, promo footage, social media content, and press materials. We will develop region-specific digital campaigns, printed tour collateral, and a documentary series showcasing the tour’s impact. Custom engagement content, including artist Q&As and community stories, will strengthen audience connection. These resources ensure strong visibility, audience reach, and long-term touring success. We also have a videographer documenting this project for future use.

Interactive workshops in circus, burlesque, and performance skills, artist Q&As, and creative mentorship for emerging local artists. We will also run outreach programs tailored to each region, collaborating with First Nations communities, LGBTQIA+ groups, and youth organisations to foster inclusivity and representation.

In mining towns and regional centres, pop-up performances and casual artist meet-ups will break down barriers, sparking conversations about self-expression and diversity. We’ll work closely with local councils, arts organisations, and schools to ensure engagement is accessible and impactful.

The cultural legacy of the tour will be lasting—local artists and venue staff will gain skills and confidence through hands-on training, ensuring the sustainability of future arts programming. The documentary series will capture the tour’s impact, raising awareness of the importance of arts access in regional Australia.