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Margot Tanjutco

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About

Margot Tanjutco is a writer, director, and actor. They directed And She Would Stand Like This with Antipodes Theatre Company for Midsumma 2022 and are currently part of Theatre Works’ two-year writing program, She Writes Collective. Their experimental digital work psyche404error won Best Work In Festival at Melbourne Fringe 2021 as well as Best Emerging Writer. With Melbourne Theatre Company, she was Associate Director for Torch The Place, Assistant Director on The Truth, and presented her own play at MTC’s Cybec Electric 2021. In 2019, their solo show Vanity Fair Enough was nominated for the Golden Gibbo at Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

Past Events

The Show of the Year 2019

Casey Bennetto, Louise Milligan, Paul Kelly, The Merindas, Bill Shorten, Nath Valvo, Laura Jean, Sista Zai Zanda, Alice Bishop, Alice Gorman, Margot Tanjutco, Evelyn Araluen, Brodie Lancaster

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4 Dec

Fringe Debate: Break the Internet

Marcus McKenzie, Margot Tanjutco, Aurelia St Clair, Cher Tan, Miss Cairo, Sinéad Stubbins, Lou Wall, Archie Chew, Alicia Easaw-Mamutil

Past event

11 Oct

SMUT: Queer Erotic Fan Fiction Salon

Nkechi Anele, Nathan Borg, Clem Bastow, Cerulean, Evana De Lune, Urvi Majumdar, Tali Polichtuk, Margot Tanjutco, Vyshnavee Wijekumar, Anna Piper Scott

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19 May
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