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Details: Lee Bemrose; 15 June 2012

Camille O'Sullivan fans of Australia, get excited now; the French/Irish performer is bringing her bag of tricks to town. She talks to Australian Stage about her love of music and entertaining, the car crash that changed her life, and the time she totally ruined The Spiegeltent.

Details: Eliza Eggler; 14 June 2012

One of the most anticipated productions of the year, An Officer and a Gentleman premiered in Sydney earlier this year. Australian Stage's Eliza Eggler speaks to the writers and cast.

Details: Paul Andrew; 08 June 2012

Phillip Kavanagh is the winner of The Patrick White Playwrights' Award, a $7,500 prize for an unproduced script, for his play Little Borders. He spoke to Australian Stage's Paul Andrew.

Details: Paul Andrew; 08 June 2012

In May of this year, Patricia Cornelius was honoured with the Patrick White Playwrights' Fellowship, designed to acknowledge one individual for their commitment and dedication to Australian playwriting throughout their career.

Details: Joanna Bowen; 06 June 2012

It is fitting perhaps that the novelist, playwright, human rights activist, academic and Chilean exile Ariel Dorfman can only be accessed from Australia through the written word.

Details: Lee Bemrose; 30 May 2012

Very much in demand the world over and apparently constantly on tour, Zoe Keating graciously gave a little of her precious time to answer a few questions for Australian Stage – just hours before performing back-to-back shows.

Details: Paul Andrew; 28 May 2012

In 2012, Chris Aronsten will have two new plays staged in Sydney: Malice Toward None at the Old Fitzroy Theatre and The Lunch Hour at the Darlinghurst Theatre. He speaks to Australian Stage's Paul Andrew.

Details: Lauren Sherritt; 16 May 2012

The Exchange features two programs by two groups of exciting young artists. Australian Stage's Lauren Sherritt speaks to Jeff Stein – Creative Producer of The Exchange project.

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