Theater Troupes and Companies in Australia

• Regional: Oceania: Australia: Arts and Entertainment 

• Anti-Gravity Theatre  - Provides information on productions, services, products, videos, writing, and links to related sites.
• Class Act Theatre Incorporated  - Large, unfunded theater in education located in Western Australia.
• Desoxy Theatre  - Project-based theater company based in Melbourne, Australia founded by Teresa Blake and Daniel Witton, with the aim of creating original works for performance.
• Gift Horse Productions  - Non-profit company, which aims to do original work that expresses Christian ideas and values or challenges secular ones.
• Harlos Productions  - Has been bringing new European plays to Australian audiences since 1983.
• Horizon Theatre Company Ltd.  - Non-profit, multi-arts organization situated in Wiley Park, which provides access, services and opportunities for creative expression to youth of all ages.
• Independent Theatre Inc.  - Information including productions for the past and current seasons, history, patrons, and contact details.
• Melbourne French Theatre  - Non-profit incorporated association founded in 1977 by Michael Bula and David Gorrie.
• Melbourne Theatre Company  - Oldest professional theatre company in Australia presents details of forthcoming productions.
• Shadow House PITS  - Theater group offering productions, workshops, theater scripts, and plays for young people.
• Showtune Productions  - Has been in operation since 1995 and endeavors to bring high standard in music theater and cabaret to Sydney and to national audiences.
• Taking Liberties  - Australian theater company specializing in popular and political theater.
• Theatre Kantanka  - Founded in 1995 and has been producing theater work based in classic text, strong physical skills, and dynamic visual design.
• Urban Tales  - Information about the company including history, latest shows, casts and crews, press reviews, and contact details.
• Yirra Yaakin Noongar Theatre  - Australia's leading Aboriginal theater experience and serves as a response to the Aboriginal Community's need for positive self-enhancement through artistic expression.