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 […]

This does represent one of those amazing moments in architecture and collaboration. 

Don’t come expecting Chekov with pillow fighting”, we’re intrigued.

“A chance meeting on a bus between a graphic designer, Ray Parslow, and an actor and one half of The Living Room Theatre, Michelle St Anne, has led to an enduring and valuable partnership with a rebranding, a new website and new collateral. The visual look of the company now matches the tone and the […]

By Cheryl Threadgold 22 Mar 2012 | Melbourne Observer  A Little Room Writer/maker/performer and company founder Michelle St Anne artistically integrates film images and music with dialogue, as A Little Room tells of three women sharing the joys and agony of new and lost love. The Intriguing layers to this production’s narrative area at times […]

Expect to be disturbed, aroused, disgusted and awed by these performances. This is no Jersey Boys.

By Kate Herbert / April 11, 2005 Billie is an evocative and atmospheric solo performance by Michelle St. Anne. In the intimate space of La Mama, St. Anne reprises this work she created when completing post-graduate study at the School of Drama at VCA. It has no linear narrative, but is constructed from physical and visual […]

The women are caught between the public world of outward appearance and the smaller private terrain of the hidden and domestic.