Grace Stamnas

Grace Stamnas (she/her) is an actor, theatre-maker, writer, producer and teaching artist. She is a graduate of NIDA’s BFA in Acting and Diploma of Musical Theatre. Upon graduating from NIDA, Grace was awarded the Keith Bain OAM Award for Movement. Her theatre highlights include How I Learned to Drive (dir. Tasnim Hossain), Blood Wedding (dir. Dino Dimitriadis), The Cherry Orchard (dir. Clara Voda), ATYP’s production of Intersection: Arrival at the SBW Stables Theatre, Four Quartets at the Old Fitz Theatre, and three works with Little Eggs Collective: Pinocchio, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, and the four-time Sydney Award Winning production Symphony Fantastique, which she worked on as Movement Director. This year she was Assistant Director/Choreographer of The Addams Family (presented by Joshua Robson Productions/Hayes Theatre Co.) Grace has written and produced three short films; as well as, led shorts Break a Leg, Honey, and The Trip. In September 2025, her debut play Sex, Drugs, Success was presented as part of the New Works Festival at the Old Fitz. Grace founded December Theatre Co., which launched its debut production Port (dir. Nigel Turner-Carroll) at KXT in 2025, and was nominated for a Sydney Theatre Award.

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