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Siren Theatre Co is an independent project based theatre company in Sydney. 

Siren Theatre Co has produced work in Sydney since 1997 with the support of fellow artists and funding bodies; and includes partnerships with arts organizations and venues. 

In a cross section of work includes classics, contemporary drama and premieres of new plays Siren Theatre Co’s audiences range from adults, students and families. These works challenge us artistically and inspire audiences with bold imaginative experiences. 

In 2010 Siren Theatre Co has already created – in association with Monkey Baa – an original children’s opera Fox which is currently on a National Tour.; and Chekhov's  The Seagull .

Siren Theatre Co will also develop Chris Aronsten's The Lunch Hour and As You Like It for Carriage works - April 2011

On this site you'll be able to work through our production archive, catch up on company news, read the latest rehearsal blog and send us a message.  Enjoy! 

KATE GAUL - ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

Kate is a graduate of the NIDA Director’s Course (1996). Kate also trained with Anne Bogart and the SITI Company in New York. Kate is currently the Festival Director for World Interplay.  In 2004/5 Kate was the Associate director at the Ensemble Theatre where productions include The Violet Hour, Kimberly Akimbo and Lobby Hero. Other directing credits include The Gates of Egypt, Our Lady of Sligo, Run Rabbit Run, The Laramie Project, Svetlana in Slingbacks (Company B),  Carmen (Oz Opera), The Altar Boyz (Ovations Live), Camarilla (Merrigong Theatre Co) Coup D’Etat (MTC),  Wicked Sisters (Griffin/National tour), Rabbit (Griffin Theatre) and projects with major drama schools around Australia; most recently Dialogue of the Carmelites (WAAPA). Kate is the Artistic Director of Siren Theatre Co: productions – Shakespeare’s Richard III, Twelfth Night, Human Resources (by Chris Aronsten) and Duck (by Stella Feehily), eeni meeni mini mo (devised by the company), Hard Swallow (by Mirra Todd), Polly Blue (by Belinda Bradley), Wanna Go Home, Baby? (devised by the company), Connie and Kevin and the Secret Life of Groceries (by Noelle Janaczweska) and Blue Heart (by Caryl Churchill) Frozen (by Michael O’Brien). Kate has also written and directed two short films Embrace and Cake.