While we've been confined to our homes there's been a feeling that the world has been passing us by. The first episode of Honey I'm Home takes you on a trip through the four seasons, each of which has been hand-crafted by artists Chris Edser, Renate Henschke and Jonathon Oxlade using objects found in the home.

Explore more at-home content (and learn more about Honey I'm Home) via Windmill at Home: bit.ly/Windmill_At_Home

Credits
Made at Home by: Chris Edser, Jonathon Oxlade
With Music by: Harry Covill
Title Music: Ross McHenry

Honey, I'm Home has been supported by Windmill Theatre Company and the Department of the Premier and Cabinet through Arts South Australia.

In the second instalment of Honey, I'm Home, Chris Edser, Renate Henschke and Jonathon Oxlade team up with dancer Zoë Dunwoodie and composer Lazy//Susan to explore the possibilities and power of the body.

Think of it as a testament to all those at-home dance parties you've been having.

Catch up on episode one (and go behind the scenes) via Windmill at Home: bit.ly/AFI_HIH

Credits
Made at Home by: Chris Edser, Renate, Henschke, Jonathon Oxlade
Dance & Choreography by Zoë Dunwoodie
With Music by: Lazy//Susan
Additional Colouring in by Amélie, Arlo, Goldie, Lily, Sascha & Wolf
Title Music: Ross McHenry

Honey, I'm Home has been supported by Windmill Theatre Company and the Department of the Premier and Cabinet through Arts South Australia.

Have you ever wondered what's happening in your house when you're not there? In the latest episode of Honey, I'm Home, Renate Henschke creates a cast of characters that venture out from behind her bookshelf to marvel at the world outside.

Go behind the scenes of Honey I'm Home via #WindmillAtHome: https://bit.ly/AFI_HIH

Credits
Made at Home by: Renate Henschke
Music and Sound: Renate Henschke
Post Production Animation: Chris Esder
Title Music: Ross McHenry

Honey, I'm Home has been supported by Windmill Theatre Company and the Department of the Premier and Cabinet through Arts South Australia.

In the latest instalment of Honey, I'm Home, the team works with the inimitable Christine Johnston (The Kransky Sisters, Windmill's Baba Yaga) to create an epic jam sessions between three friends.

Catch up on all things Honey, I'm Home here: https://bit.ly/AFI_HIH

Credits
Made at Home by: Chris Edser, Jonathon Oxlade
Story, Music and Sound: Christine Johnston
Title Music: Ross McHenry

Honey, I'm Home has been supported by Windmill Theatre Company and the Department of the Premier and Cabinet through Arts South Australia.

As theatre's across South Australia open, the Honey, I'm Home team takes us behind the scenes and into the audition process and creates an hilarious dedication to the feeling of uncertainty.

Honey, I'm Home is now streaming via Windmill At Home. Learn more about the project here: https://bit.ly/AFI_HIH

Honey, I'm Home has been supported by the Government of South Australia through Arts SA's Coivd-19 Grants Program.

Ezra Juanta works with the team to create a breezy new original song about summer, being at home and, of all things, Zoom.

Honey, I'm Home is now streaming via Windmill At Home. Learn more about the project here: https://bit.ly/AFI_HIH

Honey, I'm Home has been supported by the Government of South Australia through Arts SA's Coivd-19 Grants Program.

Let's dance (again)! In episode seven our creators team up with Carol Wellman-Kelly to create another stunning dance piece.

Honey, I'm Home is now streaming via Windmill At Home. Learn more about the project here: https://bit.ly/AFI_HIH

Honey, I'm Home has been supported by the Government of South Australia through Arts SA's Coivd-19 Grants Program.

In the final episode of Honey, I'm Home, the creators reach out to to their community of artists, friends and family to speak about what collaboration and friendship means to them.

Honey, I'm Home is now streaming via Windmill At Home. Learn more about the project here: https://bit.ly/AFI_HIH

Honey, I'm Home has been supported by the Government of South Australia through Arts SA's Covid-19 Grants Program.