Kelly Ryall

Kelly Ryall (he/him) is an award-winning composer, musician and sound designer for theatre, dance, and film.

Malthouse Theatre: Composer & Sound Designer for Nosferatu, Brothers Wreck (with State Theatre Company South Australia), Edward II, The Shadow King (including tour to Barbican), Dance of Death, One Night the Moon and Die Winterreisse (with Thin Ice / Brisbane Festival).

Other Theatre: Composer & Sound Designer for The Almighty Sometimes, My Sister Jill, A View from the Bridge, Working with Children, Di Viv and Rose, Hay Fever, Three Little Words, Double Indemnity, Peddling, Rupert (which toured to Sydney’s Theatre Royal and The Kennedy Centre, Washington, D.C.), The Crucible, On the Production of Monsters and Return to Earth (Melbourne Theatre Company); Triple X (with Queensland Theatre), The Trial (with Malthouse Theatre) and Boys Will Be Boys (Sydney Theatre Company); Hedda and Scenes from a Marriage (Queensland Theatre); Romeo & Juliet, As You Like It, Tartuffe, Phedre, Henry IV, Macbeth, Julius Caesar and The School for Wives (Bell Shakespeare); Title and Deed, Nora, Hedda Gabler, Cinderella, Kill The Messenger and Love Me Tender (Belvoir St Theatre); Switzerland and Suddenly Last Summer (Ensemble Theatre); and The Boys (with Sydney Festival), And No More Shall We Part  (Griffin Theatre Company).