Satiu Studios

04/07/2025

Thank you Campbelltown City Council, NSW Renew on Q

03/07/2025

For our Holiday program ‘Heads Up’ we have a couple of pop-up performances including one of our locals, Arieta Pei.

Arieta will be performing on Tuesday 8th July from 2pm.

Come to Suite 8, 261 Queen Street in Campbelltown for a free BBQ (between 1pm and 3pm) and a chance to meet this incredible upcoming artist 🙌🏾

03/07/2025

Thanks Renew on Q for sharing the love 🙏🏾

"Heads Up" is a community meet up, entertainment and fun school holiday workshop series coming to you at the Aviary and Shop 8, 261 Queen Street, Campbelltown!

The event comprises 4 special events starting from Tuesday 8th to Friday 11th July. And its all FREE."

Tuesday 11th July 1-3pm
Free sausage sizzle in The Aviary. Come along for a free feed and to meet the creatives behind Satiu Studios, Sedgewick Ave Project and Talk it Up. Take a look around their studio space and enjoy some performances from local emerging musicians and rappers.

Wednesday 12th July 11am
Free Rhyme & Reason workshop with Sedgewick Ave Project.
Book via DM instagram.com/thesedgewickave

Thursday 13th July 11am
Free Ink & Airwaves session with Talk It Up.
Book via DM instagram.com/talkitup.

Friday 14th July 11am
Free Creative Writing workshop with Satiu Studios.
Book via DM instagram.com/satiustudios

Book now so you don't miss out on a spot!

This fun community event is brought to you by Renew On Q participants Satiu Studios & The Sedgewick Ave Project.

Renew On Q is proudly supported by Campbelltown City Council, NSW.

01/07/2025

Looking for something to do over the school holidays? At Suite 8, 261 Queen Street in Campbelltown we got you covered.

And its all FREE!!

Tuesday 8th July - free BBQ and pop up performances
Wednesday 9th July - workshop with The Sedgewick Ave Project
Thursday 10th July - workshop with TalkItUp - you'll need to hit them up on Instagram.
Friday 11th July - Creative Writing workshops with us Satiu Studios

All workshops require registrations so DM where necessary.

All workshops and events are open to Pasifika and non-Pasifika people.

We hope to see you at Suite 8!!

18/06/2025

Across The Pacific: Stories of Q***r Resilience was a powerful day of truth, celebration, connection, heart and tears.

A big thank you to all the performers, your voices continue to carve out pathways of pride, courage and healing. And thanks again to our communjty for showing up.

The demand was clear and we’re already dreaming of making this event an annual storytelling gathering of q***r Pacific bravery and brilliance.

Photos from who interviewed our producer. Full article in link in bio.

18/06/2025

Across The Pacific: Stories of Q***r Resilience was a powerful day of truth, celebration, connection, heart and tears.

A big thank you to all the performers, your voices continue to carve out pathways of pride, courage and healing. And thanks again to our communjty for showing up.

The demand was clear and we’re already dreaming of making this event an annual storytelling gathering of q***r Pacific bravery and brilliance.

Photos from who interviewed our producer. Full article in link in bio.

13/06/2025

We’ll miss you 🫶🏾

04/06/2025

Rounding up our last crew member (as co-stage manager) and ally, introducing Elijah Lemusuifeauali’i who is the Wansolmoana Connect Officer at the Australian Museum, overseeing Pasifika engagement and programs development. Lemusuifeauali’i’s background is in Cultural Anthropology and Pacific Studies, he is a practicing Pacific wood carver, bark cloth artist, orator and polyglot. He hails from both Samoan & Māori heritages and is passionately dedicated to the preservation and perpetuation of Pacific knowledge & culture.

'Across the Pacific: Stories of Q***r Resilience' will be presented at on Saturday 14th June at 2.30pm and 6pm. Tickets available using the link in bio and don't forget to ask any of our cast/crew members for discount codes.

03/06/2025

Introducing our stage manager and one of our allies is Fale Tumanu- an emerging Samoan artist who has roots in the villages of Falealili and Saleimoa. A proud storyteller, she champions the autonomy of narrative and the importance of increasing exposure for Pasefika representation. Fale’s been an active participant in the Sydney poetry scene, having performed at various events and recently debuted her solo performance under the Shopfronts Reverb, ArtsLab festival. Her work explores the themes of cultural heritage, connection and dark or gritty realism.

Remember to buy tickets for any of our 2x performances at for Saturday 14th June. Session times and ticket details available using link in bio.

02/06/2025

Introducing the first of our crew, starting with Gabriel Faatau’uu-Satiu- the founder & creative director of Satiu Studios - the producing company behind this event/show. A few of his credits include co-producing House of IMAN’s Housewarming Vogue Night at Riverside Theatres. He also wrote, directed & produced the award-winning play ‘Where I’m From’ with Sydney Fringe, then in its remount played the supporting role of Armani, a fa’afafine and one of the lead character’s BFFs. In the month of May he completed the Q***r Development Program with PACT and Performance Space. Now he is co-writing a feature film commissioned by Powerhouse Museum where his story is led by a fa’afafine protagonist.

Tickets available for our event at on Saturday June 14th at 2.30pm and/or 6pm. Use link in bio and don't forget to ask for our discount codes.