The last two remaining cast mates of the Doll Trilogy are this episode's guests.

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It's the second episode of this season and the second episode with fellow cast members from the Red Stitch theatre's production of all three plays of the Doll Trilogy. This time, it's the youngies of the cast, Lucinda and Khisraw - both fabulous actors... with maybe one or two blind spots in their trivia knowledge.

If you can get tickets, you should!

https://www.redstitch.net/doll-trilogy-2026

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It's the first episode of a brand new season!

Sorry you've had to wait until March, but I've been very busy... performing in The Doll Trilogy at Red Stitch with these two lovely humans!

Fingers crossed I'll be able to bring you a new episode each week from now on.

Hope you enjoy the return of the quiz.

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It's the last episode of season six of The Saturday Quiz.

The original four finale combatants are back to do it again - only this time the whole thing is being recorded live in person!

It's forty questions, so just press play and get going.

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Do I need to introduce Julia Zemiro? Really?

In this season's penultimate episode, the wonderful Julia Zemiro takes on the quiz for the first time by herself - and you know what? She's no slouch when it comes to working out the answers.

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He's back again. Laurence Boxhall makes his third appearance on the quiz for the year. Talking all things ham this time.

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Currently starring as the wonderful rom-com duo of Beatrice and Benedick in the Melbourne Theatre Company’s production of Much Ado About Nothing, Alison Bell and Fayssal Bazzi have both been on this podcast a number of times each - but this is the first time they've been on it together. They are two of the most delightful people you could ever hope to meet.

Go and see Much Ado About Nothing which is on right now until the 20th of December in the Southbank theatre, Melbourne.

Directed by Mark Wilson

https://www.mtc.com.au/plays-and-tickets/whats-on/season-2025/much-ado-about-nothing/

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I'm so sorry.

I haven't been able to find the time to get the last two episodes out.

But that means that you get this special bumper double episode with fellow trivia loving actor Adam Dunn.

Hope you enjoy.

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Alexei Toliopoulos is back on the quiz.

What more needs to be said?

There's a few questions in this episode which are almost tailor made for him.

And then there's one about Women's soccer...

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Michael Ward is probably one of the most overqualified people I’ve ever had on the show. He's been a question writer for a number of tv quiz shows and even appeared as a contestant on Millionaire Hotseat and Sale of the Century - Twice!

His play, The Haunting of Spook Mansion (By Ghosts) is on at Chapel off Chapel from the 12th to the 23rd of November

Starring the brilliant comic trio of Peter Houghton (Honour, Shakespeare in Love), Ben Russell (Thank God You’re Here) and Emily Taheny (Shaun Micallef’s Mad as Hell). Directed by Russell Fletcher.

get your tickets here:

https://chapeloffchapel.com.au/show/the-haunting-of-spook-mansion-by-ghosts/

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