Earth Hour’s Storyteller Leah is a doctoral student in history at the University of Sydney where her research focuses on Torres Strait Islander relationships and engagements with the marine environment and the Islander-turtle relationship. Leah also holds graduate qualifications in material anthropology and human geography. She has undertaken research on material culture and eastern Torres Strait tombstone ceremonies, Islander […]
Author: Living Room Theatre
5 minutes with Luke Craven
It is my hope that the performance creates an insight into the fragility of our own safety and the humanity we find in times of great threat.
They come for them at night
Showing of a work development This work, will explore what a home is and will delve into the comforts of food and the familiar, as a nurturer and nourishment. Ultimately, it’s about leaving and those left behind. In my work, the audience is invited to jump down the imagination hole and create their own unique […]
LRT Wins 2013 IDEA Award
I Love Todd Sampson – Event Category It is with much excitement that we announce that Michelle received last Friday the IDEA 2013 Award in the Events Category in Melbourne for The Living Room Theatre/I Love Todd Sampson director/designer collaboration. The Interior Design Excellence Awards (IDEA) is Australia’s largest and most successful independent design awards […]
Sydney Arts Guide
To detail what happens over the following 80 minutes or so would spoil the experience, which is what this play most enthrallingly is.
Concrete Playground
I Love Todd Sampson is an easy play to recommend, though a hard one to describe.
!! The Music Show
One our finest jazz pianists creates part of the score to a new theatre piece called I Love Todd Sampson opening in Sydney next week. But Alister Spence does much more besides, with a constantly performing trio and swag of CDs to his name. He’s investigating the loop as piano accompaniment on his latest CD Far Flung. Listen to […]
Trauma and Architecture: The I Love Todd Sampson project
What are the connections between trauma and architecture? “The Rooms of the ‘I Love Todd Sampson’ are like these fragments; at once architecture and entirely of emotion and trauma.” This article by Dr Chris L. Smith is adapted from the presentation given Chris at the opening of I love Todd Sampson, at the Sydney Architecture […]
Sydney Architecture Festival 2012
This does represent one of those amazing moments in architecture and collaboration.
More than a pillow fight
Don’t come expecting Chekov with pillow fighting”, we’re intrigued.