About

Fletcher Scully is a queer writer, performer and producer of Native American descent, born and raised in southern Sydney. He holds a Bachelor of Performing Arts (Performance Making) from WAAPA and a Certificate of Speech & Performance from AMEB. He has completed numerous programs with STC, NIDA and ATYP, including this year’s National Studio playwriting residency.

In 2025, Fletcher was nominated for Best Emerging Artist at Sydney Fringe Festival for his one-man show, Stop the Heart, which won the Fringe World Perth Tour Ready Award. His other works include Cowboys & Indians (WAAPA/The Blue Room, 2024) and Saturn Fairy in The Monologue Collective (KXT/Shopfront, 2022), which was nominated for Best Production for Young People at the Sydney Theatre Awards and is published with Playlab.

As dramaturg, Fletcher has worked on Your Blood Isn’t Better Than Mine (The Blue Room, 2024) and Generator: Tomorrow (WAAPA, 2023). He was the sub-editor of Dircksey Magazine in 2024 and his latest publication is in Astray Magazine, with whom he did a Tokyo writing residency in 2025. He is also skilled in behind-the-scenes production roles, most recently as Assistant Stage Manager on SNAKEFACE (25A/Fruit Box, 2025).

Fletcher makes art that is auto-fictitious and intersectional, unpacking his experiences as a young diasporic queer man.