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.

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