Make Magic With WildHoney!

To ride wild wings, take risks, and walk the edges

WildHoney is a small humming hive of Otways performers and designers founded in 2018 by Eloise Wood.

WildHoney draws its inspiration from the ancient roots of art and ritual theatre to produce magical performance projects, participatory fire ceremonies and sculptures, interactive otherworldly stiltwalking acts, workshops in wonderment and spectacular outdoor community events for all ages and abilities.

Ballarat Winter Festival launch.<br />
WildHoney Proformer Eloise Wood

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“…. inspiring, daring, wonderfully creative”

WinterWild Apollo Bay

“….absolutely outstanding performances bringing a new and fantastic feature to our festival.”

Birregurra Festival

“….performance art that transforms a show into a truly magical and memorable production.

enLIGHTen Me, Birregurra

“….What joy and wonder you and your team created.”

Barking Spider Visual Theatre

“…charming, whimsical, appealed to all aged groups…”

Tamara Jungwirth, Artistic Director and CEO, Gasworks Arts Park.

“It’s been a pleasure working with Elle and her team of performers at Solstice Search Party over the past two years. Their vast array of roving performances have delighted event-goers both old and young. The fire effigy and accompanying performances also added a spectacle at dusk, attracting a large crowd both years.”

Solstice Search Party, Warrnambool

WildHoney acknowledges the Gadubanud and Gulidjan Country and Peoples of the lands upon which we live and work. Country that has afforded us the privilege to draw inspiration from the deep damp luscious valleys and sacred places scattered throughout this wild temperate rainforest.
We are beneficiaries of all that grows here, that not only feeds us physically but allows us to pursue our creative practice with nourished souls.
We pay our gratitude and respects to the Local Aboriginal Community and any Aboriginal people viewing this website.