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Introducing Elizabeth ‘Lizzie’ Grant 

The Living Room Theatre Welcomes Elizabeth ‘Lizzie’ Grant as Director of Business Development Lizzie brings over 14 years of leadership experience across operations, commercial strategy, partnerships, and client services in the technology and digital advertising sectors, working across Asia Pacific and EMEA. Most recently, she has played a pivotal role in expanding strategic partnerships, launching […]

From Ballet to Boardrooms: Katia Kullengren

As the newly appointed chair of The Living Room Theatre (LRT), Katia Kullengren’s story is as inspiring as the work she is now leading. With a deep love for the arts, a strong background in strategic planning, and a passion for accessibility and inclusivity, she brings a unique blend of creativity and business acumen to […]

A Bold New Arts Venue for the Inner West 

The Living Room Theatre is proud to announce its collaboration with Brcar Morony Architecture on an exciting new project—The venue, a dynamic arts venue set to transform a former women’s garment factory in the heart of Sydney’s Inner West. This bold new space promises to become a cultural hub, fostering creativity, inclusivity, and connection within […]

Ostinato: Exploring Violence and Resonance in Everyday Life

Ostinato, A new work in development. Imagine a short, repeated pattern in music—a rhythmic heartbeat that echoes and intensifies, drawing you deeper into its compelling rhythm. This concept, known as ostinato, forms the foundation of my upcoming 25th-anniversary theatre project. Building on years of inquiry into violence and its profound impacts, this work ventures beyond […]

Shifts between the mirror

This presentation shifts between the mirror of the author, the theatre maker, characters and audience.

Slight hand of mentorship

the result was a specific kind of listening beyond sound but included our relationship to space, costume, light and bodies.

Rhythmic Spaces

No longer did I need to look behind. Never again because he was dead. And dead men don’t…

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