Dancers

Courtney Allerton is an accomplished dancer based in the Illawarra. She has worked with Legs on The Wall, AUSTI. Dance & Physical Theatre Company, Bonnie Curtis Projects, and captivates audiences at The Magicians Cabaret.

Beginning her dance journey at the age of 3 under the tutelage of the Mary Geer Academy of Dance, going on to perform at Crowne Casino in Melbourne and in Sydney with the esteemed Diane Donovan Dancers. She was invited to join the Cecchetti Scholars program for exceptional young dancers. Courtney holds a Bachelor of Dance Performance from the Academy of Music and Performing Arts (AMPA).

Courtney’s artistic practice explores the intersection of visual arts and dance. Her performances are known for their captivating surreal environments, drawing inspiration from life experiences. Collaborative and innovative, Courtney pushes the boundaries of dance and visual arts, creating deeply authentic work.

Tina Moss is a contemporary dancer originally from Sydney.

Tina has trained as a contemporary dancer at The University of Melbourne, The Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) as well as in classical ballet, before becoming more invested in the contemporary art form.

While studying at VCA, Tina performed in a range of works from choreographers, including: Rochelle Carmichael, Alice Lee Holland, Prue Lang, Anouk Van Dijk and Stephanie Lake during her years there, and being exposed to many other artists. In addition to this, Tina has participated in other volunteer dance work/artworks, such as: Huddle, originally created by Simone Forti, then recreated as part of the MoMA exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria (2018), and in a mass performance MULTIPLY by the Stephanie Lake Company for Melbourne Fringe Festival (2020).

Steph Wyburn is a Sydney based classically trained contemporary dancer.

After completing a Bachelor of Dance at Excelsior College, she ventured overseas to Europe to further her training.

She has performed and collaborated with artists including Keith Hennessy, Peaches and Sheena Barnes. Steph also has performed in New Zealand on tour with BCP as well as all over Australia including Brisbane Multicultural Festival, Melbourne Fringe Festival, Platform Shorts and more. Steph regularly performs with Sydney cabaret company Les Femme Diamant, Mystique Dancers and Silhouette 9 Productions.

She is also a nationally published model, appearing in Capture Magazine as well as working regularly with Human Statue Body Art at the Star Casino, movie premiers including Thor: Ragnarok and music videos with Wolf Gordon Music and Rahsharma Films.

Steph first joined Bonnie Curtis Projects to perform in Berggasse 19 in 2015.

Sara Moad is a dancer from the Central Coast and graduate of AMPA’s Bachelor of Dance. Career highlights include: ‘The Buddha’s Wife’ and ‘Lady of The Horizon’ (film), choreographed and performed by Eileen Kramer with Sue Healey and a highly revered cast of artists; performing in the Netball World Cup opening ceremony, touring Australia’s east coast with Bonnie Curtis Projects. Beyond the arts, Sara mentors girls and gender-diverse youth in coding through the Girls Programming Network.

Sara first joined Bonnie Curtis Projects to perform in Berggasse 19 in 2015.

Bella Lopes de Oliveira (she/they) is an emerging Australian-Brazilian dancer from the Illawarra. She trained full-time at Classical Ballet 121 under Gillian Revie, winning two choreographic competitions and earning a Diploma of Dance (Elite Performance). She continued training at The European School of Ballet and The National Ballet of Canada (2021–2022). Bella joined AUSTI. Dance and Physical Theatre (2023–2024) under Michelle Maxwell. At AUSTI, she worked with Timothy Farrar, Raul Pita and Bonnie Curtis, performing in ‘Constant’ and ‘uNCOILEd eXposed’ and has participated in Australian Dance Party’s Emerging Artist Lab in Canberra.

Bella first joined Bonnie Curtis Projects to perform in GIRLS GONE WILD in 2025.

Hannah Mourin is an emerging dancer raised in Coffs Harbour. She has a Bachelor of Dance from the Academy of Music and Performing Arts (AMPA) where she worked with renowned choreographers such as Raul Tamez (MX), Francesca Godzek (IT) and Anca Frankenhaeuser (FI/AU). In 2024, she joined AUSTI. Dance and Physical Theatre, working with Michelle Maxwell, Cloé Fournier (FR/AU), and Elizabeth Arifien (UK). Hannah aspires to become one of the industry-changing female dancers and choreographers, continuing to pave the way for women and LGBT+ people.

Hannah first joined Bonnie Curtis Projects as an understudy in GIRLS GONE WILD in 2025.