Rose Chambers

Rose Chambers is a multifaceted theatre maker, actor, singer, and violinist based in Naarm (Melbourne) and Djilang (Geelong). Rose is particularly interested in the role of music and song in a theatrical landscape as a vessel of storytelling. She also is passionate about demystifying varying mental health conditions and recovery through drawing from real life experience and hopes to inspire empathy and understanding through her art. Rose is in her final year of study of a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Theatre) at the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA, 2026). Rose has also completed one year of Musical Theatre training at SHOWFIT (2023). She trained classically from the age of seven in violin as well as a long history of singing in choirs and bands. Rose is an active performer in the Melbourne and Geelong musical theatre scene with appearances in shows such as AG Theatre’s 2026 production of “Once” where she got to combine her love of acting, singing and violin in a professional capacity. She also appeared as “Lisa” in the 2025 Beaumaris Theatre Inc’s “Ladies in Black” where she was also nominated for a Best Actress Award with the Victorian Musical Theatre Guild. Other credits include “Ivy Robinson” in “Bare: a Pop Opera” (DIY Collective, 2024), “Hodel” in “Fiddler on the Roof” (Footlight Productions Geelong, 2023), Featured Vocalist in “Closer Than Ever” (Stage Arts Geelong, 2022) and “Robbie the Stockfish” in “Urinetown” (Centrestage Geelong, 2019). Rose’s VCA Performance and devising credits include ‘TOTAL CONTROL’ (dir. Sarah Austin and Cooper Mcdonald), ‘The Crisies Unending’ (dir. Joe Paradise Lui and Andrew Sutherland. Rose has also been an active participant in the ‘MUSE’ festival where she co devised and performed in ‘Interwoven’ as well as composing and performing in D’artagnan Holt’s “Crush”.

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