Meg Rollandi

Meg is a multi-award winning performance designer, live art and performance maker based in Aotearoa. She is a Senior Lecturer in Spatial Design at Massey University, and is the NZ National Curator for PQ23. Her creative practice is interdisciplinary and collaborative, engaging with queer theory, design-led devising processes and mediated live performance. Meg’s work has toured NZ, Australia, Europe and Asia. Highlights include Production Designer of Year (WTA 2021), co-creation of Terrapolis, multi-award winning Standard Acts, and Working on My Night Moves by Julia Croft & Nisha Madhan (winner, Total Theatre Award 2019 Edinburgh) at Melbourne Rising 2022 and Now 20 Festival London 2020. She has exhibited in the NZ National Exhibition, curated the NZ Emerging Designers exhibition at The Prague Quadrennial 2019 and was selected for Arts House Melbourne’s TPS Nomad residency 2018. She has presented work in the NZ Festival, Auckland Arts Festival, Performance Arcade and received multiple STAB commissions.

With Trick of the Light she was production designer for The Devil’s Half-Acre.