The Quarters

Introducing Co-Lab Quarters by NewGround Collective, Sydney's freshest and dynamic new creative hub!

Our innovative space is designed to ignite inspiration and nurture both professional and pre-professional artists, fostering creativity and skill development.

Join our vibrant community and unlock access to a diverse range of classes, workshops, events and seminars led by industry leaders, empowering you to connect, create, and thrive.

A unique space adorned with stunning 1950s ornate decor, Co-Lab Quarters is designed for creatives from Sydney and beyond to gather, create, and collaborate.

Helpmann Award-winning choreographer Mitchell Woodcock is one of Australia’s most sought-after creative directors, renowned for his extensive work in entertainment. Mitch choreographed the Paper Dolls series for Paramount+ and directed campaigns for Australian productions including Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Saturday Night Fever, Chicago, and Jesus Christ Superstar. He has also served as a creative director and choreographer on Australian Idol, The Voice, TikTok Awards, and major events such as the ICC T20 World Cup Opening Ceremony and FIFA World Cup Closing Ceremony.

As the founder of New Ground Collective, Mitch has created performances for over 50 national and international artists, including Kylie Minogue, Rita Ora, and Adam Lambert, with his work featured on the ARIA Awards, Dancing with the Stars, Australia’s Got Talent and Logie Awards.

Mitch became the youngest choreographer on So You Think You Can Dance Australia, which led to him choreographing Saturday Night Fever, earning him a Helpmann Award for Best Choreography. In fashion, he has collaborated with prestigious brands like Van Cleef & Arpels, Tiffany & Co., Karl Lagerfeld, and Dior.

As a performer, Mitchell debuted in West Side Story at 17 and toured internationally with musicals such as Wicked, Chicago, Dirty Dancing, Kinky Boots, and Guys & Dolls. He also appeared in The Great Gatsby.

Mitch now aims to unite the industry through his new venture, Co-Lab Quarters.