Waves tells the story of the unofficial history of the invention of the Butterfly stroke. It is a solo theatrework written and performed by Alice Mary Cooper. Combining new writing, highly expressive storytelling, delicate movement and humour, Waves is the amazing tale of Elizabeth Moncello and how, growing up on Gabo Island in the 30’s, she employed sea creatures to teach her how to swim.

Waves tells the story of the unofficial history of the invention of the Butterfly stroke. It is a solo theatrework written and performed by Alice Mary Cooper. Combining new writing, highly expressive storytelling, delicate movement and humour, Waves is the amazing tale of Elizabeth Moncello and how, growing up on Gabo Island in the 30’s, she employed sea creatures to teach her how to swim.

Waves tells the story of the unofficial history of the invention of the Butterfly stroke. It is a solo theatrework written and performed by Alice Mary Cooper. Combining new writing, highly expressive storytelling, delicate movement and humour.

Waves tells the story of the unofficial history of the invention of the Butterfly stroke. It is a solo theatrework written and performed by Alice Mary Cooper. Combining new writing, highly expressive storytelling, delicate movement and humour.

Waves tells the story of the unofficial history of the invention of the Butterfly stroke. It is a solo theatrework written and performed by Alice Mary Cooper. Combining new writing, highly expressive storytelling, delicate movement and humour.

Waves is the story of Elizabeth Moncello: of her youth growing up on a small Australian island in the 1930s and how she came to be the unofficial inventor of the butterfly stroke.