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Latest news: Lexi Sekuless

Don’t bring down the curtain on Canberra’s independent theatres

Local Nicholas Fuller -
Lexi Sekuless, owner of the Mill Theatre, has called on ACT political candidates to commit $2.4 million to fund four private theatre venues.

The Shoe-Horn Sonata: One of Australian history’s darkest tales

Entertainment Nicholas Fuller -
John Misto's award-winning Australian play The Shoe-Horn Sonata is on at the Mill Theatre at Dairy Road, from 3 to 27 April.

Performing without a safety net: Blank

What's on Nicholas Fuller -
Blank, by Iranian playwright Nassim Soleimanpour, showing at the Mill Theatre at Dairy Road, 3-24 February.

Lexi Sekuless: My Favourite Things

Community Jessica Cordwell -
Lexi Sekuless has been gracing screens and theatres at home and abroad since graduating with a Bachelor of Acting from the Royal School of Speech and Drama in 2013.

Torrential applause for Canberra’s newest theatre

Entertainment Nicholas Fuller -
Lexi Sekuless's Mill Theatre at Dairy Road, Fyshwick, opened this week with a forgotten Australian classic, Oriel Gray’s The Torrents.

Lexi Sekuless Productions: Creating theatre with a difference

Women in Business Sponsored -
Lexi Sekuless has found solutions on how to create the work she wanted in The Mill Theatre at Dairy Road, where she is a producer and performer.

Arts capital or halls for hire? Drama over government’s new arts policy

Local Nicholas Fuller -
ACT arts minister Tara Cheyne intends to make Canberra the arts capital of Australia - but will the new arts funding actually help performers?

Lexi Sekuless sings a sonnet for Stephen Sondheim

Entertainment Nicholas Fuller -
A Sonnet for Sondheim, showing at the Belconnen Arts Centre this week, is a love letter to the late Broadway giant.

A new theatre for Canberra: Mill Theatre at Dairy Road

Local Nicholas Fuller -
The talented Lexi Sekuless has a vision for a new Canberra company where local performers and directors could develop their craft while enthralling audiences.

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