The seventh episode of our Ask An Actor series follows directly on from Ep 6, featuring Jump StART co-founders Lucy Clements and Emma Wright! Recorded via Zoom, the two multidisciplinary performing and teaching artists chat about their careers so far, from their entry points to the arts, where they've been, where they are at now, and where they hope to go.

The sixth episode of our Ask An Actor series features Jump StART co-founders Lucy Clements and Emma Wright! This is a special episode, recorded via Zoom where the two multidisciplinary performing and teaching artists chat about their careers so far, from their entry points to the arts, where they've been, where they are at now, and where they hope to go. Stay tuned for part 2 coming soon...

The fifth episode of our Ask An Actor series features Anthony Taufa, a NIDA graduate and regular on the Sydney Theatre Company stage, who has tackled the title role in Shakespeare's Othello a remarkable SIX times. Anthony is set to appear in Home, I'm Darling at STC in 2021 and you can count on us being there to cheer him on. He is an absolute professional and so very generous, and we're thrilled to feature him on our podcast!

The fourth episode of our Ask An Actor series features Sydney Theatre Award nominee and triple threat Amy Hack. Amy graduated from Sydney drama institute Actors Centre Australia and has studied in New York. You may have seen her in First Love is the Revolution at Griffin Theatre, American Psycho or Cry Baby at The Hayes, or even at your school in 2015 as she toured with Bell Shakespeare's Players!

The third episode of Ask An Actor features Sydney Theatre Awards winner Chika Ikogwe. A 2018 NIDA graduate, Chika is a Nigerian-Australian writer, actor, advocate extraordinaire, who you may have seen dancing and singing up a storm in Yve Blake's Fangirls or Belvoir's production of The Wolves. Chika is also notably the recipient of ATYP's 2020 Rose Byrne Emerging Female Leader in the Arts scholarship.

The second episode of Ask An Actor features Jack Walton, the youngest actor interviewed in our series so far with a very exciting career already carved, who you may soon recognise in new Netflix series Clickbait. Jack is a Sydney-based actor and co-founder of revolutionary creative networking company Panimo. His theatre credits include ATYP's The Climbing Tree and Mercury Fur at the Kings Cross Theatre.

The first episode of Ask An Actor features Jake Speer, a multi-talented Australian actor from the regional New South Wales town Leeton, who starred as Oscar Maguire on Home & Away from 2013 - 2016. Recent theatre productions include the outrageous comedy Hand To God for the Alex Theatre, and musical Catch Me If You Can at the Hayes Theatre for which he was nominated for Best Male Actor in a Musical at the Sydney Theatre Awards 2019.