At Melbourne Fringe, we love a chin-wag, chit-chat, a kiki… whatever you call it, we want to talk to you! If you want to get in touch, you can:
If you’d rather lock in a time where we call you, we have set aside times you can book one on one meeting with Participant Services team. It’s your choice between a phone call, a Zoom video chat or drop into the office. These times are for when you have time specific short sharp queries that are not covered in the FAQs, or elsewhere in our Resource Hub.
Here's a list of our friendly Participant Services team so you can put faces to names:
Jason Marsiglia (he/they) - Senior Program Manager (Independent Arts)
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Jason manages the Open Access program as well as a year-round program of artistic development and support for Melbourne's independent arts sector. Jason is responsible for managing the Festival registration process, Tour Ready program, Fringe Awards, the delivery of participant support resources & Artistic Development programs and managing all artist services activities.
Danny Delahunty (he/him) - Head of Programming / Deputy Creative Director
Danny is responsible for leading the Programs & Projects team to deliver the yearly arts festival as well as a year-round program of artistic development and support for Melbourne's independent arts sector. Danny also leads the Signature Events & Major Projects, First Nations engagement programs, and programming of the Festival Hub at Trades Hall.
Milly Cooper (they/she) - Program Manager (Access Fringe)
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Milly is a theatre director, practitioner, event organiser and workshop facilitator, with a background in physical theatre and clowning. Prior to Fringe, they were working as a Creative Producer at Arts Access Victoria. At the core of all they do, is their commitment to making artistic experiences more accessible and inclusive for artists and audiences.
Carly Findlay (she/her) - Access Advisor
Carly works collaboratively with the Melbourne Fringe team, artists, venues and stakeholders to support access and inclusion delivery across all aspects of Melbourne Fringe programs and operations. Carly's training is based on the social model of disability and covers respectful and inclusive language, unconscious bias and stereotypes, inspiration objectification and creating accessibility by centering people with disability.