Leah Peel Griffiths

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Vocal Range - E3 to B5 Hand Puppeteer - Jurassic World, Avenue Q Leah Peel Griffiths is a rising star in the Australian theatre scene, celebrated not only for her talent but also for her identity as an emerging queer, neurodivergent artist. Her theatrical journey began in the vibrant regional theatre communities of Sydney, Bathurst, and Tamworth, where she discovered her passion for storytelling and performance. Over the past decade, Leah has meticulously honed her craft, blending formal studies in theatre at Charles Sturt University and Brent Street with extensive practical experience both on stage and behind the scenes. Her dedication and innate talent have led her to land a variety of memorable roles, showcasing her versatility and skill. Notable credits include "The Witch" in Into The Woods (Sydney Youth Musical Theatre), "Lilli Vanessi" in Kiss Me Kate (Brent Street), "Belle" in Beauty & The Beast (Orange Theatre Company), and "The SQUIP" in Be More Chill (North Shore Theatre Company). Leah's repertoire also encompasses puppetry work for Jurassic World: The Exhibition (Superluna Live) and Avenue Q (Notable Theatre Company), highlighting her diverse talents and commitment to pushing theatrical boundaries. Beyond her achievements as an actress, Leah is carving her path as a playwright and director. She has already staged Drunk Shakespeare: A Midsummer Nights’ Dream and successfully debuted her first play, Unwritten, with NSW University Theatrical Society. Currently, Leah is immersed in developing new works that promise to captivate audiences with their creativity and profound insight. Leah continues to navigate and explore the Australian theatre landscape, driven by her passion for storytelling, dedication to her craft, and commitment to portraying authentic and compelling characters. As she embarks on new projects and challenges, Leah remains a staunch advocate for the transformative power of theatre, believing in its ability to inspire, provoke thought, and foster empathy.