Luke Rogers is a graduate of Theatre Nepean and the co-producer of Stories Like These. Luke is currently undertaking a Graduate Diploma of Dramatic Art in Directing at NIDA.


Directing credits include The Last Five Years (Stories Like These / Seymour Centre) which was nominated for Best Production of a Musical at the 2012 Sydney Theatre Awards, Waiting For Godot, Don Juan in Soho (New Theatre), 4.48 Psychosis, Eyes To The Floor (Sydney Theatre School), The Carnivores (Stories Like These and New Theatre), After The End and Blasted (New Theatre), Two Weeks With The Queen (Mountains Youth Theatre), Stage Fright and King For A Day (Roo Theatre). In 2007, Luke was the creator and artistic director of Art Is A Weapon - a season of new writing to celebrate New Theatre’s 75th Anniversary.


Assistant Directing credits include The Boys (Griffin Theatre / Sydney Festival), Steel Magnolias (Blackbird Productions/Australian Tour), Assassins, The Crucible (New Theatre and Seymour Centre), Hating Alison Ashley and Summer of the Aliens (Roo Theatre).


Acting credits include Equus (New Theatre), The Rules of April (Tunks Productions), The Mook Monologues (Mook Bar, London), Mother Clap’s Molly House (New Theatre), Titus Andronicus, Blood and Water, The Tempest, A Little Like Drowning and The Possibilities (Theatre Nepean), Double The Fist, White Collar Blue, various staged readings and television commercials.


Luke was the Theatre Manager of New Theatre (2007 - 2012) and the creator and Artistic Director of The Spare Room. Other positions include Board Member of The Shakespeare Centre, Theatre Curator for The Sydney Fringe and a teacher/director at Sydney Theatre School.


Directing credits include The Last Five Years (Seymour Centre), Waiting For Godot, Don Juan in Soho (New Theatre), 4.48 Psychosis, Eyes To The Floor (Sydney Theatre School), The Carnivores (Stories Like These and New Theatre), After The End, Blasted, staged reading of Death Of A Salesman (New Theatre), Two Weeks With The Queen (Mountains Youth Theatre), Stage Fright and King For A Day (Roo Theatre). In 2007, Luke was the creator and artistic director of Art Is A Weapon - a season of new writing to celebrate New Theatre’s 75th Anniversary.


Assistant Directing credits include Steel Magnolias (Blackbird Productions/Australian Tour), Assassins, The Crucible (New Theatre and Seymour Centre), Hating Alison Ashley and Summer of the Aliens (Roo Theatre).


Acting credits include Equus (New Theatre), The Rules of April (Tunks Productions), The Mook Monologues (Mook Bar, London), Mother Clap’s Molly House (New Theatre), Titus Andronicus, Blood and Water, The Tempest, A Little Like Drowning and The Possibilities (Theatre Nepean), Double The Fist, White Collar Blue, various staged readings and television commercials.


Luke is the Theatre Manager of New Theatre and Director of The Spare Room, Board Member of The Shakespeare Centre, Theatre Curator for The Sydney Fringe Festival, and has been a teacher/director at Sydney Theatre School.