Writer
Shalom is a versatile Australian writer of novels, plays, and songs. With a degree in Creative Arts from Wollongong University, she recently premiered her debut play “Lurking”, to critical acclaim. Shalom has written and co-written over forty songs, and is currently working on a Young Adult novel. With a Juris Doctor of Law (Hons), Shalom has various published works in the copyright space.
“Lurking is a quality show by Shalom Andrews. Mother-daughter relationships and power dynamics at play in this intense work.”
– Ruth Fingret, Playwright, Director and Producer
Producer
Shalom is the founder of Dallas Kath Productions which recently premiered her debut play Lurking at Australia’s Phoenix Theatre. Past projects include producing and performing in Songs of the Leading Ladies, which toured NSW theatres. With a Bachelor of Arts Management from WAAPA, she has worked with Sydney Theatre Company, Musica Viva, and West Australian Ballet, as well as secondments in London’s West End and Belvoir St Theatre. In the corporate sector, she has produced major events for Australian Institute of Company Directors and Pow Wow Events, managing stadium tours. A UNSW Juris Doctor of Law graduate (Hons), she applies her expertise in intellectual property and contract law to production.

Singer
“Shalom’s gutsy voice transports you to another time.”

With over 30 years of experience, Shalom is a singer/songwriter who has traversed blues, roots, rock, gospel and jazz. She began as a vocalist for a big band before producing an EP with renowned drummer John Morrison. She then formed a blues and jazz quintet, performing at clubs and festivals for three years. Shalom produced Songs of the Leading Ladies, which toured NSW theatres, before writing her own music and forming the blues and roots band Tortured Willow. Collaborating with longtime friend Jordan Roach, their “fiery” sound gained traction on the prestigious radio station JJJ Unearthed. They recorded a critically acclaimed album with producer Syd Green, and performed at some of Australia’s top rock venues such as The Metro Theatre and The Factory Theatre.
