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Consultancy & Advocacy

Sally Richardson is a passionate advocate for the development, growth and sustainability of the performing Arts sector in Australia and the wider region.

She has represented the sector in a wide range of contexts including as a board member, panelist, speaker, facilitator, and participated in international and national events including International Women Playwrights Festivals, UNIMA International Puppetry Festival, Australian Theatre Forum, National Play Festivals, Dance Massive, Australia Council Marketing Summit, Borak Arts Series, China SPAF, APAX, ADAM (Asia Discovers Asia meeting), ISPA, and other regional Australian Performing Arts Markets.

Sally provides ongoing consultancy, producing and project management  services, in addition to mentorship, industry advice and advocacy to the Art sector, working in partnership with a range of organisations, government, local councils, business, and the wider community.
Previous clients include: McCarthy Mentoring, Woodside Australia, Lotterywest, Mandurah Performing Arts Centre, Yirra Yaakin Theatre Company, CAN (WA), Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, WA Business News and WA Museum.

Credits Include

  • Woodside Australia - Live@Woodside program over three years, (ABAF finalist, Best Partnership)

    Workshop presenter/panelist (Black Swan Theatre Company)
  • WA Indigenous Women Playwrights Initiative (Stages WA/Yirra Yaakin Theatre Company)
  • Chair, Steering Committee, National Artistic Director's Conference
  • Women Playwrights Solutions Roundtable - Sydney Theatre Company
  • DeckchairTheatre Company - Artistic Advisory & Industry Partnership
  • Company partnership - Black Swan Theatre Company/Steamworks Arts

Steamworks Arts acknowledges the Traditional Owners of this country across Australia, recognising their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to them and their cultures; and to elders both past, present and emerging.

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