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Sep 16, 2026

RichHOST
22:44
... it's my favorite price.
RichHOST
22:45
We're gonna be on with the Australian Ballet School, Bell Shakespeare, Opera Australia, Melbourne Theatre Company, Jude Pearl, Circus Oz, Robyn Fox, a whole bunch of artists.
RichHOST
22:55
It's gonna be a lot of fun, Matt.
MattHOST
22:57
Can I ask you a question, Rich? That's a really, really impressive lineup of people.
Michelle WrightGUEST
19:38
So I'll say that that's our bedrock.
Michelle WrightGUEST
19:40
But we've found, especially with our festival and with a couple of like Bell Shakespeare coming through...
Michelle WrightGUEST
19:46
They have become ambassadors for us because what they do is they go back and tell their networks and they tell other people about, wow, what an amazing venue, what an amazing building, and also knowing that we're approachable and that we work as a team.
Michelle WrightGUEST
19:58
So we've actually had quite a few encounters where we go back and we'll have repeat visitation from a touring group because they've just loved what we do.
RichHOST
22:44
It's my favourite prize.
RichHOST
22:45
We're going to be on with the Australian Ballet School, Bell Shakespeare, Opera Australia, Melbourne Theatre Company, Jude Pearl, Circus Oz, Robin Fox, a whole bunch of artists.
RichHOST
22:55
It's going to be a lot of fun, Matt.
RichHOST
22:57
Can I ask you
Sarah KanowskiHOST
0:45
She's lectured at the University of New South Wales and hosted Drive on ABC Radio National.
Sarah KanowskiHOST
0:51
She's on the boards of the Bell Shakespeare Company and various climate action groups.
Sarah KanowskiHOST
0:57
Over the years, I've seen Rebecca talk at festivals and on TV.
Sarah KanowskiHOST
1:00
She's informed, forthright, articulate, one of those people who strikes you as driven and high-achieving, and who can leave me feeling slightly intimidated, to be honest, because how does she have time to do all of that? And she's got kids and is apparently a fabulous dinner party host.
David ReedyHOST
8:22
I have something happening every evening until Friday.
David ReedyHOST
8:27
I'm going to the launches of the 2027 seasons for both the Sydney Theatre Company and Bell Shakespeare, and between them, a red performance of Shakespeare's Henry VI Part II.
David ReedyHOST
8:40
My singing lesson and the choir practice are both on this week as well.
David ReedyHOST
8:45
I'm pretty sure there won't be a show next week.
Laura MurphyGUEST
48:58
So good.
Sarah Lantry-GriffithHOST
48:59
I thought when that came out that you were very smart and adapting or reimagining a Shakespeare work because I thought you're like if you're gonna pitch it to someone like pitching it to Bell Shakespeare was genius because they hadn't really done anything like that before and now like you've really like paved the way for Mackenzie and things that have come since then so I think I thought it was really smart to write something that you know had already like a built-in theatre company that would be wanting to do it
Laura MurphyGUEST
49:31
Yeah.
Laura MurphyGUEST
49:31
Well, I mean, that's not like, that's not how it began.
Laura MurphyGUEST
49:50
I'll get my friends together.
Laura MurphyGUEST
49:51
And, and that ended up being most of the original cast, like Brit Shipway was there.
Laura MurphyGUEST
49:56
Um, Blake was there, Nat was there and I did a couple of days of learning the score and we did like a top to tail read and sing through of Just Act One and I invited like a couple of theatre companies and Bell Shakespeare ended up being one of them that came to watch and it was like I didn't have a particular, I didn't know where I wanted, like I didn't have a, I wasn't sure of which company I wanted to work with or where I wanted to go.
Laura MurphyGUEST
50:28
Um, but they were just on the list that I, my agent invited.

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