Chloe Maginnity she/her

Born and raised in Melbourne, Chloe has loved the world of theatre since the age of three. She is a driven and creative performer, with a love for storytelling and collaboration. Throughout her time at the Arts Academy, Chloe has had the privilege of performing in The Beau Defeated (Mrs Clerimont), directed by Kellie Tori; The Lower Depths (Nastya), directed by Bagryana Popov; and most recently Pippin (Player), directed by Kirsten von Bibra. Chloe was also involved in A Seat at the Periodic Table, in which she collaborated on a self-devised piece called Stuck, which has also ignited a passion for directing and stage management.