Welcome to Liz Jack & Gertrude WellEase

Creative inspiration in action.

Based in Denmark, Western Australia, Liz Jack and her colourful alter ego Gertrude WellEase weave together creative performance, practical mentoring and deep community know‑how to help regional people, businesses and events thrive. It’s where playful imagination and business mindset unite.

Playful performance with a powerful purpose

Every smile has power for positive change.

Gertrude WellEase e is a contemporary clown, MC and roaming character who turns everyday moments into something memorable.
She uses humour, costume and gentle improvisation to welcome people in, break the ice and keep things moving – all while backing your event with clear strategic thinking.

Practical support for small business and creatives

As Liz, she offers mentoring, speaking, workshops and facilitation with a special focus on regional and rural communities. Helping you find clarity, confidence and practical next steps – from planning and communication to customer experience and turning ideas into action.

Community, connection and regional arts

Liz and Gertrude shape experiences that welcome people to laugh, join in and genuinely feel seen. Underpinned by Liz’s strategic business acumen and a foundation of trust, respect and honesty.

How we can work together

  • Event MC and character hosting

  • Festival and community activation

  • Workshops, training and speaking engagements

  • One‑on‑one mentoring for small businesses and creatives

  • Facilitation for community, arts and tourism projects

If you’re looking for a mix of play and professionalism – someone who can hold a room, lift a crowd and still keep an eye on the bigger picture – you’re in the right place.

Ready to chat?
Get in touch to talk about your event, project or idea and we’ll shape something that fits your community and budget.

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Noongar Boodja.

We recognise that this always was and always will be Aboriginal land, and honour the enduring care and connection of Noongar people to the land, waters and skies. I am grateful to live and work on Noongar Boodja, and recognise my responsibility to act as a respectful custodian and neighbour, caring for this place and community.