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"The definition of a fresh perspective."

"Experimental theatre has never been in safer hands."

"An absolute theatrical thrill ride!"

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Photo: Megan Kenna

About
Lost Theatre Co.

Lost Theatre Co. is a multi-award winning, youth-led collective supporting emerging creatives with bold new work.

 

Founded in 2022 by Noah Sargent, Elise Bagorski, and Maddie Clifford in lutruwita/Tasmania, our body of work ranges from the highly lauded horror comedy Nightmare Time (2022), to the experimental branching story paths of Musical Chairs World Championship (2023, 2025), to the farcical romp of What To Do When You Kill Your Co-Star (2021, 2025-26), to the improv comedy game-show Last Actor Standing (2025-26), amongst others.

 

Now operating with Noah Sargent and Jay Watts as co-heads of the naarm/Melbourne branch, we remain committed to championing young creators with diverse perspectives and big ideas, and making theatre an accessible space for all to enjoy.

Our Values

AI Statement

Art is made, it is not generated.

At Lost Theatre Co. we believe in the power of art, while acknowledging and celebrating the humanity within art. It is this humanity that makes art worth making, worth watching, and worth engaging in.

 

Lost Theatre Co. will always stand for artists and creativity, and will never use generative AI in any aspect in anything we produce.

 

Art created by humans, for humans.

Sustainability 

Lost Theatre Co. prioritises sustainability and has a 90% minimum for using recycled and second-hand materials in our productions.

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Theatre involves a lot of printing and a lot of paper that often ends up recycled at the end of a production. Any money we spend on printing is matched by a donation to Greening Australia to go towards their work in reforestation.

Code of Conduct

Lost Theatre Co. has a strict code of conduct anybody involved in one of our productions is held to. This code of conduct is designed to create a safe and respectful space for everybody no matter what.

A female actor with a knife washed in blue and red light.
A female presenting actor with a knife washed in blue and red light.
A male actor with a knife washed in blue and red light.
A female actor with a knife washed in blue and red light.
Photos: Lachlan Wolters
Praise for Lost Theatre Co.

What To Do When You Kill Your Co-Star - People's Choice OneFest 2021 | Adjudicator's Highly Commended OneFest 2021

Nightmare Time - Best Director Deloraine Drama Festival 2022 | Best Ensemble Deloraine Drama Festival 2022

Romance Time - Best Experimental Writing OneFest 2023 (TIE)

Musical Chairs World Championship - Best Experimental Writing OneFest 2023 (TIE)

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Photo: Lisa Baker

CONTACT US

losttheatreco@gmail.com

@lost_theatre_co on Instagram

Lost Theatre Co. acknowledge the Bunurong Boon Wurrung and Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung peoples of the Eastern Kulin Nation, the traditional owners and custodians of the land on which we perform.

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We also acknowledge the Muwinina People of the South East Kreewer Nation where we were founded and originally performed.​

 

Always was, always will be.

© 2026 by Lost Theatre Co.

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