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The Mill Theatre secures ‘game-changing’ ACT arts funding

The Fyshwick theatre will receive $50,000 a year, expand its producing team and plan for a more sustainable future.

Exit, pursued by a bear: The Winter’s Tale comes to The Mill

The Winter’s Tale, by William Shakespeare, directed by Heidi Silberman, at The Mill Theatre from 5 to 15 August.

The Wind in the Willows is calling to Canberra

Kenneth Grahame’s beloved characters return in a live radio adaptation of The Wind in the Willows at the Mill Theatre (24 July to 1 August).

Bartender takes centre stage in Love & Forgetting

RARE BIRD ensemble’s one-man show Love & Forgetting: Tales from a Young Mixer returns to the Ambrosia Lounge this weekend.

Drama and musicals are ‘grist to the Mill’ in 2026

“2026 at the Mill is a year of ambition, imagination, and unforgettable live performance,” says creative producer Lexi Sekuless.

Canberra Theatre Centre accused of hindering independent sector

The Canberra Theatre Centre is overshadowing and undermining other Canberra companies, venues, and artists, argue independent theatremakers.

Playing GOD: The Mill’s new play makes the audience decide

Ferdinand von Schirach’s GOD opens at the Mill Theatre at Dairy Road next month, and makes the audience think about voluntary assisted dying.

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

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

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

Blank, by Iranian playwright Nassim Soleimanpour, showing at the Mill Theatre at Dairy Road, 3-24 February.

See Shakespeare like never before at Mill Theatre

Rockspeare Henry Sixth Part One comes to the Mill Theatre at Dairy Road to share the words of Shakespeare like never before on 11 October–4 November.

Mill Theatre leads revival of Aussie stories in Canberra

Good Works, a story of Betrayal, lives ruined and lovers torn apart comes to the stage at Mill Theatre at Dairy Road from 12 July.

Lexi Sekuless: My Favourite Things

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.

A different journey down the rabbit hole at Mill Theatre

White Rabbit, Red Rabbit is a unique theatre experience that an actor can play only once in their lifetime. It comes to Mill Theatre at Dairy Road, Fyshwick later this month for five performances, each featuring a different actor.

A new theatre for Canberra: Mill Theatre at Dairy Road

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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