'Till The Boys Come Home
is copyright © S. McLean 2004

ABOUT INCOGNITA ENTERPRISES Based on the Mornington Peninsula, Incognita Enterprises is an innovative, contemporary and diverse Arts Industry business, fully committed to contributing to the greater knowledge base of the current and next generation of Arts practitioners through our Arts Education activities, while providing unique, creative and challenging experiences for Arts audiences in the medium of live theatre and theatrical events. Current projects include the WWII Australian plays Bayonets & Bully Beef and 'Till The Boys Come Home. Recent work includes the contemporary play, Chasing Pegasus (a play in ten chords), staged at Gasworks and Mt Martha House in 2006 - all written by Sally McLean. These productions are run in addition to managing our regular Drama classes and workshops for emerging and professional actors, entitled Acting Up and our web design business, Salmac Multimedia. Our filmmaking arm, Salmac Productions comprises of an international team of independent filmmakers from Australia, Canada, Britain and America. Our aim is to produce a high standard of film, using experienced professionals with the next generation of talent. With a growing body of successful work, including the UK film A Little Rain Must Fall (1998) (invited to screen at the Cannes Film Festival), and Australian films fixNATION (2003) (screened on “OutThere”, Foxtel 2005, Selected: Best of Anything Goes Film Screenings 2004, Melbourne) and Brigit & Benny (a modern faerietale) (2005) (2005 Cannes Film Festival Entrant, screened at The Festival of the Spirit - USA), Salmac and Incognita's overall mission is to provide writers, actors, theatre practitioners and filmmakers the opportunity to create innovative and ground-breaking projects that challenge, provoke and inspire. < BACK TO CREW