has a shared vision to deliver powerful, meaningful projects from NAIDOC week events to national festivals and assisting with projects that reach out to the Mob.

We are excited about producing events that serve our community and celebrate and platform the skills and talents of the community.

Within the collective we all have projects on the go. The collective ethos is to use this shared space to uplift and inspire one another- and to support each of our creative endeavours.

The core colective group shot- big smiles all round.

Our origin story

In early 2024 a group of creatives came together to present a production of a lifetime (literally). With a tight timeframe and the utmost consideration required, Elaine Crombie curated ‘ The Final Love Letter’ – an ode to her mother, the great and late Lillian Crombie.

This touching and powerful farewell production brought together an Allstar cast of well known and celebrated artists, but also brought us together as a team of people learning to collaborate our combined skills to curate and deliver projects and productions with great spirit, skill and success. With the dream to continue to work together, we formed ‘The Collective’.

Meet the collective

Elaine Crombie

Elaine Crombie

Pitjantjatjara/ Yankunitjatjara/ Warrigmay/ South Sea Islander. Based in Port Pirie/ Sydney/ Adelaide.

Actress, Producer, Singer, Writer, Comedian, Advocate.

Rhanee Lester

Rhanee Lester

Adnyamathanha. Based in Adelaide/ Port Augusta.

Storyteller, Writer, Facilitator, Digital Media Designer, Creative.

Stano Dadleh

Stano Dadleh

Arabunna/ Afghan descendant. Based in Port Augusta.

Djay, Emcee, Event Designer, Motivational Speaker..

Cat Beaton

Cat Beaton

Living in Adelaide.

Project Manager, Stage Manager, Creative, Producer.

Fill out the form to get in touch, or email us directly: thecollective.saproductionhaus@gmail.com

Coming together artwork displayed on an easel.

'Coming together' | Rivah Rose Jackson

Nungay light display.
Zaachariaha Fielding on stage at Nungay night beside Rivah Jackson's painting- 'coming together.'

In 2025, The Collective commissioned an original artwork for Nungay Night by proud Bisexual Adnyamathanha and Arrernte artist Rivah Rose Jackson. Titled ‘Coming Together’, the piece embodies unity.

Rivah Rose Jackson

“The arches represent different groups of people. All different in their own special way. I have also included human footprints/ tracks to show the pathways of everyone coming together. all over; this piece was designed to represent peace, love, and to celebrate all our differences, and not let them bring us down, only lift us up!”

The Collective continues to celebrate her work as a powerful reflection of our values and vision of supporting our grass roots First Nations artists and rainbow community.