Month: March 2025

Sienna is excited to be working alongside many of Canberra’s best creatives in this iconic piece of theatre. In 2024 Sienna played Billie Bendix in Nice Work if You Can Get It (Queanbeyan Players) earning a CAT Award […]

“My creative journey began as a child growing up on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia. I started to learn how to sew at the age of eight and although I went on to a […]

Cate fell in love with Ancient Greece at the age of 15 when she studied Ancient History at school – the beginning of a youthful enthusiasm which has never waned. She then trained and taught […]

Alastair is delighted to debut in his first professional theatre performance alongside some of Canberra’s greatest creators and performers. Prior to Antigone, Alastair performed in various Year 12 stage productions in 2024, including A Streetcar Named Desire, where he […]

Carl Davies is a Canberra-based still photographer, illustrator & graphic designer. CMDphotographics https://www.cmdphotographics.com.au

Ruffy has garnered acclaim across Australia for his versatility as a performer, writer, creator, and game designer. He’s a graduate of ANU, University of Canberra and WAAPA. He has been referred to as “a true […]

Antigone marks Justice’s return to the Canberra theatre scene after his 2023 performance as Venticello in Rep Theatre’s production of Amadeus, for which he was nominated for both a CAT Award and an Ovations Award, […]

Ella is a passionate and driven artist with a particular focus on acting, writing and directing. Having been an active member of Canberra’s theatre scene for seven years now, some of Ella’s notable roles include […]

Following many years service overseas as an Australian diplomat, Ian returned to theCanberra stage in 2019 in Canberra Repertory’s To Kill A Mockingbird (Sheriff Heck Tate). Sincethen he has acted in Peter Wilkins’ The Deadly […]

Neil has been acting on and off for over six decades. There have been many highlights. In 2024 he played Sorin in Seagull followed by Shrewsbury in Mary Stuart, both for Chaika Theatre (ACT Hub). […]