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In episode 23, we sat down with Australian actor Gyton Grantley. We discussed his upcoming role in State Theatre Company South Australia’s Commentary, which is written by Ash Flanders. We spoke about what audiences can expect from the production. Gyton also shared what he is most looking forward to about playing the role. In addition, we talked about his stage role as Ron Weasley in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child and how he came to get that role. We also discussed his time on Home and Away where he worked with Chris Hemsworth. He spoke about filming The Dressmaker alongside Kate Winslet, Hugo Weaving and Liam Hemsworth. We also covered his iconic role as Carl Williams in Underbelly. Gyton shared the research he did for the role. He explained how he had to put on a lot of weight to portray Carl. He also spoke about how the fame from that role changed his life. He reflected on winning a Logie Award for his performance. We also talked about House Husbands. He shared his experience working with Tim Campbell. He spoke about the importance of his role in the series and the fun they had while filming. We also discussed his thoughts on AI. Gyton broke down what has changed in the making of television in Australia and why those changes are happening. He also shared what he enjoys most about working in both stage and screen. This was a very interesting and in depth interview. #LetsChatShowbiz #GytonGrantley #Podcast #AustralianActor #Commentary #StateTheatreCompanySA #AshFlanders #HarryPotterAndTheCursedChild #RonWeasley #Underbelly #CarlWilliams #HouseHusbands #HomeAndAway #TheDressmaker #KateWinslet #HugoWeaving #ChrisHemsworth #LiamHemsworth #AustralianTV #AustralianTheatre #ActorInterview #Entertainment #Showbiz #YouTube #Spotify #ApplePodcasts
In Episode 22 of Let’s Chat Showbiz, we sit down with acclaimed Australian actor Genevieve Mooy for a fascinating conversation spanning her remarkable career across stage and screen. Genevieve reflects on her time at NIDA, how she first broke into the industry, and some of her most memorable television and film roles. We discuss her work on Special Squad alongside Gary Sweet, her unforgettable role in Frontline and the inspiration behind that performance, as well as the significance of Thank God He Met Lizzie, where she worked with Richard Roxburgh and Cate Blanchett. Genevieve also shares wonderful memories from the set of The Dish, including working with the late Sam Neill and the lasting impact he had on the production. We chat about filming Netflix’s Wellmania, where she played Celeste Barber’s mother, and her upcoming role in My Brilliant Career. Along the way, she opens up about the realities of working in this industry, how television has evolved over the years, and the importance of staying resilient and positive throughout a long career. The conversation also explores Genevieve’s extensive theatre work, including her acclaimed one-woman show Coral Browne: This F*ing Lady and the research required to bring the legendary performer to life. We discuss The Children by Lucy Kirkwood, where she worked alongside Tina Bursill and Terence Crawford, before finishing with her upcoming role in the State Theatre Company South Australia’s production of Heartbreak Choir. Genevieve shares what drew her to the production and what she’s most looking forward to as she returns to the stage. #LetsChatShowbiz #GenevieveMooy #AustralianActors #AustralianFilm #AustralianTelevision #AustralianTheatre #Podcast #ActorInterview #EntertainmentPodcast #Showbiz #BehindTheScenes #NIDA #SpecialSquad #Frontline #ThankGodHeMetLizzie #TheDish #Wellmania #NetflixAustralia #CelesteBarber #CateBlanchett #RichardRoxburgh #SamNeill #GarySweet #MyBrilliantCareer #CoralBrowne #ThisFuckingLady #TheChildren #LucyKirkwood #TinaBursill #TerenceCrawford #HeartbreakChoir #StateTheatreCompanySA #SouthAustralianTheatre #TheatreLife #StageToScreen #ArtsAustralia #AustralianArts #TheatrePodcast #FilmPodcast #TVPodcast #AustralianEntertainment #ScreenActors #PerformingArts #TheatreLovers #NewEpisode #ListenNow #WatchNow #YouTubePodcast #SpotifyPodcast #ApplePodcasts
In Episode 21 of Let’s Chat Showbiz, we sit down with acclaimed Australian actress Jacqy Phillips. Jacqy reflects on her childhood, how she first fell in love with acting, her early career, and her mother’s reaction when she decided to pursue a life in the entertainment industry. We also chat about her work with the State Theatre Company, including Jack Maggs, where she famously broke her arm during the production. Jacqy shares what she loves most about performing, her incredible experiences busking around the world with her husband, and the favourite role she has ever played. She also recalls memorable moments from her career, including stories of performances that didn’t quite go to plan, and offers her thoughts on how the theatre industry has evolved over the years. We also discuss some of her screen credits, including Candy Ragantag, Red Dog, and Wolf Creek 2. Of course, we couldn’t finish without talking about Home and Away, where Jacqy played the original Irene Roberts. She shares her memories of landing the iconic role, why she ultimately didn’t stay with the series, performing one of her own stunts, and offers valuable advice for aspiring actors. Jacqy also reveals that she was once set to appear on The Martin Show, but the opportunity never came to fruition. #LetsChatShowbiz #JacqyPhillips #AustralianActress #HomeAndAway #IreneRoberts #OriginalIrene #AustralianTV #AustralianTheatre #StageAndScreen #ActorInterview #Podcast #EntertainmentPodcast #Showbiz #WolfCreek2 #RedDog #CandyRag #StateTheatreCompany #JackMaggs #TheatreLife #BehindTheScenes #Acting #PerformingArts #AustralianEntertainment
In Episode 20 of Let’s Chat Shows, we sat down with Australian actor and performer Ben Hall. Ben talks about his current role as Edward Lewis in Pretty Woman: The Musical, what he loves most about performing in the production, and what audiences can expect. He also shares the joy of working alongside Samantha Jade. We look back at his stage career, including Elvis: A Musical Revolution, discuss his training at WAAPA, and hear how he first found his way into the industry. We also chat about Ben’s impressive screen career, including his roles in ANZAC Girls, Warnie, and Total Control, where he worked alongside Deborah Mailman. Ben shares his experience filming Better Man and talks about what the process was like behind the scenes. He also reflects on his favourite memories from set, his initial reaction to the project, and what it was like meeting Robbie Williams. Of course, we could not miss talking about Ben’s much-loved role as Ned Willis on Neighbours. He shares his memories of landing the role and the fast-paced nature of filming. He also talks about working alongside many of his cast mates and recalls one hilarious moment from the show. We also discuss his thoughts on Neighbours ending, memorable fan encounters, and who inspired him growing up. #LetsChatShows #BenHall #PrettyWomanTheMusical #PrettyWoman #EdwardLewis #SamanthaJade #ElvisAMusicalRevolution #WAAPA #Neighbours #NedWillis #BetterMan #RobbieWilliams #ANZACGirls #Warnie #TotalControl #DeborahMailman #AustralianActor #AustralianTheatre #MusicalTheatre #Podcast #Interview #YouTube #Spotify #ApplePodcasts #Entertainment #Theatre #ActorInterview #BehindTheScenes
In Episode 19 of Let’s Chat Showbiz, we sat down with the immensely talented and admired Glenda Linscott. We spoke about her upcoming role in the The Importance of Being Earnest with the State Theatre Company of South Australia, where she steps into the formidable shoes of Lady Bracknell. Glenda shared her reaction to landing the role, what audiences can expect from the production, and the excitement of working with an all–South Australian cast on this classic by Oscar Wilde. We also explored her rich and varied career, including touring the one-woman show Shirley Valentine, and what made that experience so special to her. Glenda reflected on being accepted into NIDA just 17, and her later role as Head of Acting at WAAPA, where she spent seven years shaping the next generation of performers. She spoke candidly about the challenges and rewards of teaching, as well as her passion for nurturing talent. Of course, we couldn’t skip over her iconic screen work, including her time on Prisoner as Rita Connors, a role that still resonates with audiences, especially in the UK. Glenda shared insights into her preparation for the character and the demanding schedule of the show. We also touched on other standout credits, including Howling III alongside Carole Skinner and Jennifer Vuletic, as well as Neighbours, Winners & Losers, Murder Call, and the film Kangaroo Island. It was a brilliant, engaging interview filled with fascinating stories, reflections, and plenty of laughs. #LetsChatShowbiz #GlendaLinscott #AustralianActors #TheImportanceOfBeingEarnest #OscarWilde #StateTheatreCompanySA #AdelaideArts #TheatreLife #StageAndScreen #AussieTheatre #LadyBracknell #NIDA #WAAPA #ActingCareer #WomenInTheArts #Prisoner #RitaConnors #Neighbours #WinnersAndLosers #MurderCall #HowlingIII #KangarooIslandFilm #ShirleyValentine #BehindTheScenes #ActorInterview #PodcastLife #ShowbizStories #AustralianTelevision #CreativeLife #ArtsInterview
In episode 18 of Let’s Chat Showbiz, we sat down with cabaret star Dolly Diamond. She shares her favourite things about Adelaide and dives into her latest show Tits and Teeth. We also chat about her previous cabaret performances and her time as Artistic Director of the Melbourne Cabaret Festival, along with her experiences directing within the cabaret world. Dolly reflects on her career journey, including her time working in London and the cabaret scene there, and what ultimately led her to move to Australia. She also opens up about the nerves she still feels before stepping on stage. We chatted about her time working on Ruthless The Musical! We also touch on her charity work, exploring why it’s so important to her, and what she truly loves most about performing. This is a highly entertaining interview, filled with laughter, warmth and plenty of memorable moments. #LetsChatShowbiz #DollyDiamond #Cabaret #AdelaideArts #MelbourneCabaretFestival #CabaretLife #TheatreLife #PerformingArts #AustralianTheatre #StageLife #PodcastInterview #Showbiz #LivePerformance #EntertainmentPodcast #BehindTheScenes #CreativeLife #ArtistsOfAustralia #RuthlessTheMusical #CabaretPerformer #AdelaideFringe
In episode 17 of Let’s Chat Showbiz we sat down with actor and writer Scott Brennan. Scott shared stories from his writing career, including his time working on Skithouse, Prank Patrol and The Project. He spoke about the joy he found in writing, along with the pressure that comes with working on live television. We also spoke about his role on Neighbours playing Josh Burns and what it was like working alongside Stefan Dennis. Scott shared how he found out that his character was going to die on the show and what it was like filming those scenes. Scott reflected on his time on Blue Heelers and what he remembers about filming those episodes. We also touched on his time on Comedy Inc and what he enjoyed most about working on that show. Moving to his stage work, we discussed Fountain Lakes in Lockdown & Fountain Lakes Y2K where he plays Kel and Brett. Scott shared his first thoughts when he was approached about the show and what it was like bringing those characters to life. We also talked about Spontaneous Broadway, which Scott described as the best show in the world. He explained what the show is about and the fun he had performing it. Scott also opened up about his friendship with the late Cal Wilson and what that friendship meant to him. He spoke about the connection they shared and also reflected on his friendship with the late Maxi Shield, sharing what it was like spending time with her while in Edinburgh. It was a fantastic interview filled with plenty of laughs and some wonderful stories. #LetsChatShowbiz #ScottBrennan #AustralianActors #AustralianTV #AustralianComedy #Neighbours #BlueHeelers #ComedyInc #Skithouse #PrankPatrol #TheProjectTV #SpontaneousBroadway #FountainLakesInLockdown #PodcastInterview #AustralianPodcast
In episode 16 of Let’s Chat Showbiz, we sat down with award winning Actor and writer Darren Gilshenan. Darren shared how he ended up at NIDA and what that whole experience was like for him, along with his time working with the Bell Shakespeare theatre group. Darren spoke about some of his theatre credits too, including Mother and Son alongside Nolene Brown and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf with Genevieve Lemon. Darren also shared which roles challenged him the most on stage and why they really pushed him as an actor. Darren reflected on his television work as well, including A Country Practice, Population 11, playing Uncle Terry in The Moodys and A Moody Christmas, and Chandon Pictures alongside Rob Carlton. Darren shared that he’s currently directing Rob in his latest show and opened up about their long friendship and creative partnership. Darren also shared what it was like filming No Activity with Patrick Brammall, how much of it was improvised and where the idea for the show originally came from. He spoke about playing creepy Professor Lee in Colin from Accounts, working alongside Helen Thomson, and revealed that he’s currently right in the middle of shooting season three. It was such a fun and honest conversation covering so many parts of Darren’s career both on stage and on screen. #LetsChatShowbiz #DarrenGilshenan #AustralianActors #AussieTV #AustralianTelevision #TheatreLife #AustralianTheatre #StageAndScreen #BehindTheScenes #ShowbizPodcast #ActorLife #TVandFilm #AustralianArts #OnSetStories #ImprovisedComedy #ColinFromAccounts #NoActivity #BellShakespeare #NIDA #Colinfromaccounts #Population11 #RobCarlton
In Episode 15 of Let’s Chat Showbiz, we sat down with award winning cabaret and fringe artist Millicent Sarre! Millicent opens up about her experience in Class of Cabaret and how she found her place within the industry. She speaks about why mentoring emerging performers is so important to her, and how she enjoys working with Mark Oats. We also dive into her Fringe shows, including Millicent Sarre is Opinionated and Bisexual Intellectual, exploring where the ideas came from and the creative process behind writing and developing her work. Millicent also chats about her brand new show Millicent Sarre is Too Tired to Smash (Patriarchy), premiering at the Adelaide Fringe Festival, and gives audiences an exciting insight into what they can expect. She shares the huge experience of understudying the entire female cast of Kimberly Akimbo, how she managed such a challenge, and what it meant to step into roles alongside Marina Prior and Casey Donovan. We also discuss Primetime, the new Australian musical Millicent wrote with co writer Joseph Simons. She talks about how they began collaborating, where the concept originated, and what audiences can look forward to. To wrap up, Millicent shares who inspires her most within the industry today. We thank Millicent for an amazing interview! #LetsChatShowbiz #MillicentSarre #AdelaideFringe #AdelaideFringeFestival #CabaretArtist #AustralianCabaret #FringeFestival #AwardWinningArtist #AustralianTheatre #MusicalTheatreAustralia #KimberlyAkimbo #MitchellButel #CaseyDonovan #MarinaPrior #PrimeTimeMusical #NewAustralianMusical #TheatreLife #StageStories #AdelaideArts #AdelaideCreatives #ShowbizPodcast #AustralianPodcast #PodcastGuest #TheatrePodcast #CabaretScene #PerformingArtsAustralia
In episode 14 of Let’s Chat Showbiz we sit down with filmmaker, producer, writer and director Sophie Hyde. She talks about how her career began and some of the early projects that shaped her work including 52 Tuesdays and the process of filming it as well as creating the six part series F**king Adelaide. We chat about the cast which includes Pamela Rabe and Sophie shares a lot about what it was like working with her. She also talks about the film Good Luck to You Leo Grande and what it was like directing Emma Thompson along with the challenges of working during Covid. We also get into her new film Jimpa how the idea came about and what the story means to her. Sophie talks about working with Olivia Colman and their first interactions. She reflects on working on the SBS series The Hunting with Richard Roxburgh, Asher Keddie, Jessica De Gouw and Sam Reid. She also talks about her friendship with Kate Box and how it began and shares a fun story about attending Olivia Colman’s fiftieth birthday party. We thank Sophie for giving us her time during a busy schedule and for such a great and generous interview. #SophieHyde #LetsChatShowbiz #52Tuesdays #FuckingAdelaide #GoodLuckToYouLeoGrande #EmmaThompson #OliviaColman #Jimpa #PamelaRabe #RichardRoxburgh #AsherKeddie #JessicaDeGouw #SamReid #KateBox #AustralianFilm #FilmmakerInterview #FilmDirector #BehindTheScenes
In Episode 13 of Let’s Chat Showbiz, we sit down with the incredibly talented Lucy Maunder to chat all things showbiz! Lucy shares how her remarkable career began at WAAPA and reflects on her journey through the Australian theatre scene. She opens up about the recent passing of Ben Lewis, her close friendship and experiences working alongside Tom Wren, and some of her most memorable career highlights! From Dr Zhivago alongside Anthony Warlow, to Mary Poppins, Pippin, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Matilda, and of course, her dream role as Roxie Hart in the Australian tour of Chicago. Lucy also gives us a glimpse into the audition process, working with Zoe Ventoura, her connection with Marina Prior, and the challenges and joys of balancing motherhood with a life on stage. This interview was such great fun, and Lucy had so much to share! #LetsChatShowbiz #LucyMaunder #AustralianTheatre #AussieTalent #MusicalTheatre #WAAPA #DrZhivago #AnthonyWarlow #MaryPoppins #Pippin #CharlieAndTheChocolateFactory #MatildaTheMusical #ChicagoTheMusical #RoxieHart #ZoeVentoura #MarinaPrior #BenLewis #TomWren #TheatreLife #PerformerLife #StageAndScreen #BehindTheScenes #ShowbizPodcast #PodcastInterview #AustralianPerformer #WomenInTheatre #AdelaidePodcast #TheatreCommunity #ActingJourney #BroadwayDownUnder #SupportAussieArts
In Episode 12 of Let’s Chat Showbiz we sit down with actor Annie Byron, whose career spans film, theatre, and television since graduating from NIDA in 1977 alongside Mel Gibson and Judy Davis Annie reflects on her early days and shares memories of her classmates including her memories of Wayne Jarrett. We dive into her career highlights. She talks about playing Lou Sullivan in The Sullivans with Michael Caton, and winning the AFI Award for her performance in Fran alongside Noni Hazlehurst. She also revisits her role in Muriel’s Wedding with Rachel Griffiths, and her chilling turn in Wolf Creek 2 with John Jarratt and Gerard Kennedy, including how her on-screen death was filmed. Later, Annie shares her experiences working with Cate Blanchett and her time in New York, where she crossed paths with Meryl Streep, Jane Fonda, and Philip Seymour Hoffman. She also reflects on her appearances in A Country Practice, Home and Away, and many other productions across stage and screen. #AnnieByron #AustralianActor #NIDA #FilmAndTheatre #TelevisionActress #TheSullivans #Fran #MurielsWedding #WolfCreek2 #ACountryPractice #LetsChatShowbiz #HomeAndAway #AFIAward #AustralianFilm #StageAndScreen #ActingCareer #BehindTheScenes #ActorInterview #ShowbizStories #OnScreenAndStage #AustralianTelevision #FilmHistory #AustralianTheatre #ActingJourney
In Episode 11 of Let’s Chat Showbiz, we sit down with Adelaide’s very own cabaret star, Michael Griffiths. From his early days at WAAPA to performing on stages across the globe, Michael shares the highs, the hilarity, and the heart behind a life in showbiz. We dive into his incredible journey—from being cast in a Disney-produced telemovie to appearing in the original Australian productions of Shout! and Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, where he worked alongside the legendary Bill Hunter (and shares a brilliant story about him too). Michael opens up about his love for cabaret, his most cherished memories of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival, and the joy of performing internationally. We chat about his inspiring collaboration with icon Carlotta, a chance encounter in Times Square with Caroline O’Connor, and working with talents like Virginia Gay. He also reflects on meeting the likes of Tom Cruise, Elton John, and Liza Minnelli, and we touch on the importance of health, balance, and winding down after the curtain falls. A big thank you to Michael for sharing his time and stories. #LetsChatShowbiz #MichaelGriffiths #AdelaideCabaretFestival #CabaretStar #AustralianTheatre #WAAPAAlumni #PriscillaQueenOfTheDesert #ShoutTheMusical #Carlotta #CarolineOConnor #VirginiaGay #EltonJohn #TomCruise #LizaMinnelli #BehindTheCurtain #TheatreLife #CabaretLife #PerformerStories #ShowbizPodcast #AussieTalent #PodcastInterview #CreativeJourney #LivePerformance #AdelaidePodcast #SpotifyPodcast #ApplePodcasts #YouTubePodcast #StageAndScreen #AustralianPerformer
In Episode 10 of Let’s Chat Showbiz, we sit down with the incredibly talented Dr. Trevor Jones. We dive into his recent role as the Major General — along with his work as Musical Director — in The Pirates of Penzance. Trevor shares some behind-the-scenes stories, including the chaos and fun of lightning-fast costume changes. Our chat explores his career as a conductor and music educator, and what continues to drive his passion for both. We also talk all things Adelaide Cabaret Festival. Trevor has been a fixture at the festival for over 11 years, and he reflects on how it all began, the loyal following it’s built, and some of his favourite memories — including performing with Deborah Conway and Angie Hart. Trevor gets real about the importance of self-care in the entertainment industry — from late nights and constant travel, to managing the highs and lows that come with life on the road. He also explains the story behind “Dr. Trevor Jones,” and the pros and cons of carrying that title in showbiz. Plus, we hear about some of the pinch-me moments in his career, like meeting his idols Michael Feinstein, John Cameron Mitchell, and the legendary Patti LuPone. A huge thank you to Trevor for taking the time to chat with us and for sharing his stories, wisdom, and humour! This episode is packed with insight, laughs, and honest conversation — you won’t want to miss it! #LetsChatShowbiz #DrTrevorJones #TrevorJones #PiratesOfPenzance #AdelaideCabaretFestival #CabaretLife #BehindTheScenes #MusicDirector #ConductorLife #TheatreCommunity #MusicalTheatre #PerformerLife #ShowbizStories #CabaretAustralia #AdelaideArts #AussieTheatre #StageLife #PerformerJourney #PattiLuPone #JohnCameronMitchell #MichaelFeinstein #ArtsIndustry #EntertainmentLife #PodcastAustralia #CreativeIndustry
In Episode 9 of Lets Chat Showbiz, we had the pleasure of sitting down with the talented Jennifer Vuletic. She spoke enthusiastically about her recent role as Madame Morrible in Wicked, sharing insights into the fun and energy of performing live on stage. Jennifer also reflected on her past theatre work, including roles in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Mamma Mia, and expressed interest in future roles she hopes to take on. The conversation also touched on Jennifer’s current performance in the stage adaptation of Looking for Alibrandi, running in Adelaide from 22 to 31 May. She highlighted the significance of the story and what audiences can look forward to. Jennifer spoke passionately about the themes of the play and its cultural relevance. Beyond theatre, Jennifer shared her experience in voiceover work, including narrating the audiobook for former Prime Minister Julia Gillard and the memorable moment she met her. We also delved into Jennifer’s screen career, particularly her role as Mandy Mullet Frost in Wentworth and the strong friendships she formed with castmates like Kate Box. Other notable screen credits she discussed included Miss Fisher’s Modern Murder Mysteries, The Surrogate, and The Howling III. We thank Jennifer for her time and captivating storytelling! #LetsChatShowbiz #JenniferVuletic #WickedTheMusical #LookingForAlibrandi #AdelaideTheatre #AustralianTheatre #StageAndScreen #VoiceOverArtist #WentworthTV #MammaMiaMusical #ChittyChittyBangBang #MissFishersMysteries #TheSurrogate #HowlingIII #JuliaGillard #BehindTheScenes #TheatreLife #ActorInterview #WomenInTheatre #LivePerformance #MustSeeShow #TVAndTheatre #AustralianActress #OnStageAndScreen #PodcastInterview
In Episode 8 of Lets Chat Showbiz we had the pleasure of sitting down with the incredibly talented Sally Bourne, who brings with her over 40 years of experience in the world of showbiz. From her recent role in Sister Act, touring across Australia to her early days as the original Annie in Annie the Musical. Sally shares a wealth of captivating stories. She reflects on her performance on The Don Lane Show at just 12 years old and opens up about the many stages she's graced across Australia and London's West End. Sally also takes us behind the scenes of her time on the iconic television series Prisoner, fondly recalling her work alongside the late Anne Phelan. With warmth and honesty, she speaks about the influence of her father, Ernie Bourne—an icon of Australian showbiz—and the pivotal role he played in shaping her career. Her reflections are both touching and inspiring, offering listeners a heartfelt glimpse into her journey. In addition to her theatre and TV highlights, Sally talks about her roles in classic Australian series like Neighbours and I Can Jump Puddles. She shares stories of her long-standing friendship with Neighbours star Lucinda Cowden, Sally also shares her thoughts on Neighbours ending. This episode is a celebration of a rich and enduring career, filled with humour, legacy, and the resilience of a true performer. #SallyBourne #LetsChatShowbiz #AustralianTheatre #MusicalTheatre #WestEnd #SisterActTour #AnnieTheMusical #NeighboursTV #ICanJumpPuddles #PrisonerTV #DonLaneShow #LucindaCowden #ErnieBourne #ShowbizLegends #BehindTheScenes #TheatreLife #TVHistory #ActingCareer #WomenInTheatre #AustralianIcons #PerformerSpotlight #ActressInterview #ShowbizJourney #LegacyInEntertainment #TVandTheatre #InspiringStories #EntertainmentPodcast #LetsChatShowBiz
In episode seven of Let’s Chat Showbiz, we had the pleasure of sitting down with the incredible Emma Powell. Emma shared fascinating stories from her extensive career in theatre, including her time in Kinky Boots, where she had the unforgettable experience of meeting Kylie Minogue, and her powerful four-year run as Beulah in Come From Away, a show she described as deeply meaningful. We also spoke about her recent work in Menopause the Musical, her hilarious role as Shirley in Priscilla, and how she landed her part in The Pirates of Penzance alongside the legendary Jon English, with whom she formed a lasting friendship. Emma opened up about her acclaimed cabaret show Bursting Out, revealing the inspiration behind it and its success, and delighted us with stories about meeting the Queen and a humorous encounter with Prince Philip. We also explored her time performing in Mamma Mia! and Sister Act: The Musical. I can honestly say I’ve never laughed so much during an interview—Emma was an absolute joy. We’re incredibly grateful to her for sharing her time, energy, and wonderful stories with us. #LetsChatShowBiz #AustralianShowbiz #ShowbizPodcast #AussieCelebrities #ShowbizTalk #AustraliaEntertainment #PodcastingAustralia #AussieShowbizInsights #letschatshowbiz #EmmaPowell #TheatreLife #MusicalTheatre #ComeFromAway #KinkyBoots #PriscillaQueenOfTheDesert #PiratesOfPenzance #MenopauseTheMusical #MammaMiaMusical #SisterActMusical #CabaretShow #BehindTheScenes #TheatreStories #StageAndScreen
In episode six of Let's Chat Showbiz, we had the pleasure of interviewing two of Australia’s most celebrated performers: Rhonda Burchmore and Genevieve Lemon. This episode is filled with their captivating stories and valuable insights drawn from their remarkable careers in ShowBiz. They delve into their current roles in Sister Act, sharing the joy and camaraderie they experience on stage. They both reflect on their time in the West End, along with other theatre roles they’ve played. Genevieve reminisces about her cherished friendships with the late Maxine Klibingaitis and Betty Bobbitt, which was formed during her time on the cult television series “Prisoner.” Rhonda, shares fascinating insights from her work on “The Pirate Movie”. Rhonda also opens up about her adventurous stint on Channel 10’s I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here. This interview is truly special, as the genuine bond between Rhonda and Genevieve shines through their conversation. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to both of them for their time and unwavering support for Let's Chat Showbiz! AustralianShowbiz #ShowbizPodcast #AussieCelebrities #ShowbizTalk #AustraliaEntertainment #PodcastingAustralia #AussieShowbizInsights #ThePirateMovie #letschatshowbiz #RhondaBurchmore #GenevieveLemon #Stage #theatre #SisterActAU #Icons #Prsioner #Actors #Screen #OAM #imaceleb #Showbiz
In episode 5, we had a fabulous time chatting with the incredibly talented Thomas Jaspers. During our conversation, he opened up about the origins of “Fountsin lakes in Lockdown: A Drag Parody” and shared some delightful insights about his creation, “Granny Bingo.” Thomas also shared stories from his unforgettable 30th birthday bash, where the legendary Patti and Bert Newton graced the stage. His passion for Australian television really shines through as he reminisces about classics like Prisoner and Seachange. Plus, he shares the joy of his friendship with fellow comedian Joel Creasey. This interview was an absolute blast, and we’re so grateful to Thomas for sharing his time and stories with us! #ThomasJaspers #fountainlakesinlockdown #RhondaButchmore #KathandKim #Drag #Grannybingo #comedy #melbourne #Kim #Actor #interview #podcast #AustralianShowbiz #ShowbizPodcast #AussieCelebrities #ShowbizTalk #AustraliaEntertainment #PodcastingAustralia #AussieShowbizInsights #letschatshowbiz #JoelCreasey #adelaide #BertNewton #PattiNewton #SeaChange #Prisoner
In episode 4 of Let’s Chat Showbiz, we had the pleasure of sitting down with the talented Francis Greenslade. He shared his experiences working on Channel 7's Winners and Losers, reminiscing about his time with Denise Scott and the beloved late Anne Phelan. Our conversation also explored his various television roles in popular shows like Irreverent, Full Frontal, Blue Heelers, and Shaun Micallef’s Mad As Hell. Francis opened up about his friendship with Shaun Micallef and their collaborative work at the Melbourne Theatre Company in The Odd Couple. A very enjoyable interview, we thank Francis for his time and sharing his incredible career with us! Now Available on YouTube, Spotify and Apple! 🎙️✨ #AustralianShowbiz #ShowbizPodcast #AussieCelebrities #ShowbizTalk #AustraliaEntertainment #CHANNEL7 #madashell #ABC #WinnersAndLosers #PodcastingAustralia #SeaChange #fullfrontal #Australian #Actor #AussieShowbizInsights #letschatshowbiz #AnnePhelan #DeniseScott
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