Regional Victorian playwright Brendan Hogan makes it two from two.
Ageism is pernicious in the theatre scene, writes Dino Dimitriadis, and our veteran actors are not the only people missing out.
Sydney's independent theatre scene creates great product, argues actor and producer Matthew Cheetham. But it struggles to sell it.
The sudden closure of an inner city venue points to a structural weakness in our independent sector, write KXT co-artistic directors Suzanne Millar and John Harrison.
Jordan Manalo-Shea unveils a second major work concerning a Filipino-Australian experience.
"I'm Female, middle-aged and based regionally," says Mary Anne Butler. "Is there a trifecta less appealing in Australian theatre today?"
James Millar, Australia's own Agatha Trunchbull, opens up about his life-long battles with anxiety and how acting helps keep it at bay.
Two of Australia's leading female lighting designers share their impressions and experiences of working in a male-dominated culture.
