Meet Not Done Yet

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Not Done Yet is a collective of six versatile and talented individuals, all over the age of 55. Each brings
a wealth of experience and diverse backgrounds in the arts.

This dynamic group was formed during a memorable community performance designed by Pony Cam Collective in 2023, ‘All of This Could be Yours’.

The experience was so enjoyable that they chose to continue their journey together, thus creating ‘Not Done Yet’.

Since their formation, they have showcased their talents at the Darebin Arts Fuse Festival and Preston
Market Halloween Event 2024, performing as a roving troupe adorned in the stunning costumes and masks crafted by Lulu Lala.

As part of Surrealism Festival 2025, doorway drama and costume/mask event, and at Fitzroy Arts Collective event nights. Their repertoire also includes performances for Comedy on the Rocks at The Motley Bauhaus, featuring plays written by Mazz Ryan, such as ‘Mine’ – a comedy of two sisters fighting over their parents’ inheritance and ‘NQR – Not Quite Right’ a satire about the treatment of women in the medical profession during sensitive examinations.

Their latest venture, ‘Ripe for Action’, was developed through playfulness and improvisation for a
showcase at The Butterfly Club 2025. Bold and audacious, the group dives into this new project with
the enthusiasm and energy that their collective years of experience afford them.

Performers

Maggie Brown

Maggie Brown (she/her) studied Fine Art and Performance Creation at VCA 15 years ago, then spent a decade collaborating and creating

performance for video, theatre, and in various site-specific art practices. Most recently she was seen in the award winning ‘Feast’, another Pony Cam Collective performance, part of Melbourne Fringe Festival 2024.

Lulu Lala

Lulu Lala (she/her) is a maker and performer in many small-scale events and festivals,

usually wearing weird masks and costumes which she created herself. Lulu has performed short plays as part of Melbourne’s Surrealist

Festival, 2023, 2024, and 2025, Cracked Actors Theatre, play reading series 2022 and 2023, and

improvised performances as part of Lose the Plot, Cryptic Spirit and with Not Done Yet.

River Romano-Leuzzi

River Romano-Leuzzi (they/them) a theatre maker studied Small Companies and Community Theatre in 1999-2000.

With a passion for embodied performance, River has also delved into Butoh with Yumi Umiumare, movement, dance & improv theatre with Al Wunder, Anne O’Keefe & Nick Papas.

Previously a member of Brunswick Women’s Theatre, where they also trained in Theatre of the Oppressed (Augusto Boal) under Catherine Simmonds.

Andrea Reichert

Andrea Reichert is a versatile artist born in Germany. She has appeared in several Pony Cam productions, including their award winning show Feast (Melbourne Fringe 2024).

She has also performed in masquerades and Butoh productions and trained as a classical singer.

Andrea has expanded her artistic spectrum since moving to Australia, having written and produced a radio play and several animated short films, sung in a vegemite commercial and for opera and in choirs.

Andrea also exhibits as a visual artist.

Mazz Ryan

Mazz Ryan (she/any) is a Naarm/Melbourne based theatre practitioner, who loves to explore, having fun along the way.

A graduate of University of Melbourne VCA, Masters of Writing (2022), Bachelor of Performing Arts and Teaching.

Having spent 5 years overseas teaching, she returned to Melbourne and has enjoyed exploring many aspects of theatre from writing, acting, directing, backstage roles and teaching.

Since 2012 her plays have been produced in Melbourne through various companies, writing and performing her own works, and enjoying collaborating with others.

Kym Tonkin

Kym Tonkin (he/him) performed with theatre companies in South Australia and Tasmania.

After moving to Melbourne, Kym performed and toured with Polyglot Theatre and One Toe as well as shows at La Mama.

After a 20-year break, Kym took part in several Pony Cam productions and creative developments which lead to the formation of Not Done Yet. Recently he performed in Pocketfool’s show for babies and their adults, Welcome Little Stranger.

John Bolton - Director - Ripe for Action

John’s not quite done yet either, though what he likes to do is changing.

He has always enjoyed unearthing stories about people’s lives, their roots, what stops them in their tracks and what keeps them moving. He loves being surprised by his co creators and his vision is only guided by their present response to provocation.

He loves NOT DONE YET and is inspired by their life and their artistry.