Where the women become the non-human – the rivers, the coastlines, the Australian bush, an endangered species.

Michelle St Anne’s I LOVE TODD SAMPSON offers a daring, immersive theatre experience at 107 Projects, blending architecture, sound, and performance to explore the fragility of human nature. With a compelling narrative touching on vulnerability and survival, the show continues St Anne’s tradition of pushing boundaries and engaging audiences in unconventional spaces. If experimental, avant […]

This multidisciplinary theatre work is revolutionising how theatre makers combine architecture, installation art, light, music, film and performance.

I Love Todd Sampson is an easy play to recommend, though a hard one to describe.

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.