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Details: jane barton; 17 October 2009

Although he is launching his last season as artistic director with Company B Belvoir, Neil Armfield says it’s too soon for farewells.

He spoke to Australian Stage's Jane Barton about the 2010 Season and his plans beyond Company B.

Details: Vanessa Lahey; 13 October 2009

The music of Paprika Balkanicus is a fusion of the regions where the musicians hail from, making the music completely authentic rather than a cheap imitation.

On the eve of their Australian tour, Vanessa Lahey spoke to Paprika Balkanicus' Jozef Secnik.

Details: Anna Lozynski; 09 October 2009

Gary Rowley is an accomplished opera singer with a career now spanning 29 years. He stars as Scarpia in Puccini’s Tosca performed by Melbourne Opera. In between performances, Anna Lozynski interviewed Gary.

Details: Paul Andrew; 08 October 2009

Andrew Bovell's latest play, When The Rain Stops Falling, was heralded in its Premiere Season as part of the 2008 Adelaide Festival and after a sell-out season in Sydney, comes to Melbourne as part of the Melbourne International Arts Festival. Andrew Bovell spoke to Australian Stage's Paul Andrew.

Details: Anna Lozynski; 02 October 2009

In 2009, The Trocks celebrates its 35th birthday, performing in Melbourne as part of a world tour to commemorate this milestone. Before opening night, Anna Lozynski interviewed Christopher about being a ballerina with The Trocks.

Details: Anna Lozynski; 21 September 2009

The time is almost nigh for the 2009 Melbourne International Arts Festival. Before the international acts take to the stage to enlighten our audiences, Anna Lozynski interviewed festival director, Brett Sheehy about his role and the 2009 program.

Details: Simon Piening; 21 September 2009

Jennifer Vuletic plays three-times divorced Tanya in the Australian production of Mamma Mia! She spoke to Australian Stage's Simon Piening ahead of the 10th Anniversary Australian Tour of one of the world's most popular musicals.

Details: Simon Piening; 16 September 2009

Christine Croydon is a Melbourne playwright and novelist. Her latest work The Cat's Paw is set in the world of prostitution and is a response to raunch culture. She spoke to Australian Stage's Simon Piening about the play, which opens this week at Melbourne's Carlton Courthouse.

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