T. J. Eckleberg

Eckleberg has featured in collaborations and projects with Morganics, Deepchild, Inga Lijlestrom,[6] and Tokyo Snow Monkeys. He was a founding member of The DeltaHorse with Dana Colley.[7]

• Black & Amber, 2016 – Akimbo Records[8]
• This Might Feel Like Home, 2014 – Akimbo Records[9]
• West & Lime, 2012 -[10]
• When You Get Down To It, 2008 – Independent Release[11][12]
• Illumineon, 2003 – Akimbo Records[13]
• SUPERHYDRATED, 2000 – Akimbo Records[14]
• Waiting Room (EP), 1997 – Pokey Records[15]
• Leomund's Tiny Piano (unreleased)[16]

His projects fuse technology and multi-media across disciplines, with an immersive approach to theatre – incorporating sound design, organic approaches to lighting, design and movement. In 1999 his experiences with Welfare State International led him to create two large-scale site specific performances with boys at Birrong Boys High School – one of Sydney's tougher schools. In his time at Shopfront he has directed CODA (2003) with residents of the Juvenile Justice system; How Sachi Lost His Leg (2004 – a site specific spectacular combining puppetry and Capoeira); Wadya Call Me? (2004 – in a back lane, incorporating a 4 x 4m rolling screen, puppetry, live radio broadcast, and 19m graffiti wall created during the performance). In 2005, he directed Angels in the Architecture – creating an aerial urban ghetto and song cycle with an integrated ensemble of performers with and without disabilities. In 2006 he directed POP UP! an interactive three-dimensional multimedia pop up book, in and around the Shopfront complex.[17] "A City of Shadows and Ice", was one of Shopfront's largest productions, being performed in August 2007 with the set made from ice and featuring Parkour artists.[18]