Artistic Director Margot Politis facilitated Milk Crate Theatre workshops for communities, artists and organisations across four regions in NSW!

An exploration of what art, creativity and process means to us, MANIFESTO is a new and exciting interactive installation in

collaboration with the Waterloo Creative Ensemble

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6 - 9 June 2023

107 Redfern

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An exhibition of photography and film from Milk Crate Theatre's 24 years.

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Curated for over 4 years, this exhibit recognised and celebrated our history of socially relevant and paradigm shifting performance works.

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5 - 15 April 2023

107 Redfern

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A short film piece created in collaboration with Holdsworth Community

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THE DAYDREAMERS was launched in December of 2022

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VIEW HERE!

Entrancing, encompassing and intimate.

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Milk Crate Theatre's new performance work kicks up themes of perception, deception and the longing to escape

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13 - 17 September 2022

Richard Wherrett Studio,

Roslyn Packer Theatre Walsh Bay

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Directed by Margot Politis

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A magnificent performance night celebrating key moments from our rich history!

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17 May 2022

Lower Town Hall, Sydney Town Hall

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Directed by Margot Politis

Assistant Director Bethany Simons

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A view inside the beautiful worlds we imagine for ourselves.

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20 - 29 May 2021

PACT, Erskineville

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Co-presented by Milk Crate Theatre & Shopfront Arts Co-op

Directed by Margot Politis and Natalie Rose

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Sit in that Chair is a political cabaret anthem created by the Collaborative Artists of Milk Crate Theatre for their 2019 performance work Natural Order, a multi-artform immersive theatre show about systems, bureaucracy, and the myth of social mobility.

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Recorded with the Sydney Street Choir at Studios 301, Alexandria

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LISTEN NOW!

In 2015 news broke in the Waterloo Housing community that residents would have to move from their homes, due to plans for development in the area. Three years later and these residents - some of whom have lived in the Estate for many years - have still received no certain information as to where they will be "relocated" let alone when.

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1 May, 2019

107, Redfern

Facilitated by Margot Politis & James Dalton

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Who or what determines our lot in life? How do we get to where we are? Is it all a consequence of the choices we make? Or is it determined by something bigger than us ... Fate? God? The Universe?

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 6 -10 August, 2019

Petersham Town Hall

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Directed by Margot Politis

MCT's Developing Artist Program is for participants that have been in our programs for some time and are seeking a new level of challenge.

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Headway, 2017

Pathways, 2018

Change can be exciting, bringing fresh opportunities, but it can also be scary, especially when it could mean the relocation of your home or business.

What do you do when you feel like you're drowning? How do you explain to others that you've forgotten who you are?

Link Housing partners with Milk Crate Theatre to provide an alternative and innovative approach to community consultation through the Forum Theatre method.

An incredible transfixing gaze unsettles us in our seats. We listen to testimonies of inequality and how the performers have negotiated the terrain of their lives.

What happens when the things that bring us comfort and control begin to break, wreck and ravage?

Working in collaboration with Theatre of the Oppressed NYC's Founder and Director, Katy Rubin, the Milk Crate Theatre artists developed a new Forum Theatre work from their own lived experiences of homelessness and the surrounding issues.

Journey through dark and beautiful territory to explore the relationship we have with our most precious possession - our mind.

Fearless investigates the many portals of loneliness

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Carriageworks, 2012

Intersection explored the crossroads in life, the moments where life changes course.

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A site specific show that moved across three sites in Darlinghurst, Sydney.

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