If not having a boogie or belting 2000’s classics on a random weekday, Scrapped Collective are creating exhilarating theatre that defies and electrifies to give audiences a good ol’ case of the giggles. Scrapped Collective is comprised of two local creative menaces from the Meanjin/Brisbane theatre scene, Tianna Major and Brianna Wilkie, who are ready to rock audiences with their new production of Twentee for this year’s Anywhere Festival.

Bursting her way into the performing arts scene, dowsed in glitter and an obscene amount of pink, Tianna Major is an emerging writer, actor, costume designer and all-round theatre-maker who has just graduated from QUT with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Drama). Vibrant and imaginative, Tianna strives to harbour a sense of playfulness, and silliness in all her work, forever magnifying the unique and unusual ways we interact as humans. Her most recent credits include costume designing Timothy Wynn’s Blood Wedding and assistant costume designing Wesley Enoch and David Burton’s premiere of Space Cowboy.

Frothing over female-focused theatre and driven by the messy rollercoaster of authentic youth experiences, Brianna Wilkie is an emerging director and transdisciplinary creative who has recently graduated from her Bachelor of Fine Arts (Drama) at QUT. Eternally bubbling with passion and enthusiasm, Brianna’s most recent work spans assistant directing alongside Wesley Enoch on David Burton’s Space Cowboy and assistant stage-managing Lil’ Elvis Jones & the Truckstoppers at the Brisbane Powerhouse.