Limited edition vintage prints
Four Iconic Reproductions. One Legendary Theatre.
Celebrate the rich history of Melbourne’s beloved La Mama Theatre with a stunning new limited-edition print series. Featuring four iconic reproductions from the 1960s and 70s, these prints pay tribute to the daring creativity that helped shape Australian theatre.
AUSTRALIA’S ONLY PERMANENT EXPERIMENTAL PERFORMING ENSEMBLE
Limited Collectors’ Edition
Only 300 prints of each design have been produced. Every print is individually numbered and certified by La Mama Theatre Melbourne, making them highly collectable keepsakes and treasured mementos of an extraordinary era.
Archival Quality
Each print has been beautifully reproduced on Mohawk Archival Vellum, ensuring the vivid design that became synonymous with La Mama remains as bold as the stories it represents. Perfectly suited to modern décor, these prints bring a piece of La Mama’s history into your home.
CELEBRATING OUR PAST TO GROW OUR FUTURE
Support the future of Australian independent theatre. Every dollar from your purchase goes to La Mama Theatre; supporting artists, new ideas and the staging of bold, raw, exciting stories.
With such a limited run, these prints will not last. Visit La Mama Theatre’s website to secure your piece of history and celebrate the theatre that continues to inspire generations. lamama.com.au/shop/limited-edition-vintage-prints/
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Artist: year: reproduction: dimensions: Bruce spence & beth parnaby 1971 2025 420 x 594mm
Artist: year: reproduction: dimensions: Ian mc causland 1969 2025 420 x 594mm
Artist: year: reproduction: dimensions: Ian mc causland 1977 2025 420 x 594mm
two plays
how are you feeling
Artist: year: reproduction: dimensions: trina parker 1978 2025 420 x 594mm
This vintage print project is part of our efforts to raise funds for future theatre artists and storytellers.
Thank you for supporting the home of great independent theatre.
Original images sourced through Australian Performing Arts Collection –Arts Centre Melbourne or Melbourne University Archives and used with permission from the artists. We thank them for enabling this project.
Our thanks also go to Tamara Social Purpose and The Phil Taylor Foundation for their unwavering support.