Really Interesting Women

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Ep. 159 Catherine Moore

Catherine Moore was a graduate of the prestigious Victorian College of the Arts and has become a multifaceted actor, voice artist, writer, and acting coach whose career spans theatre, television, and film.

Known for her compelling performances and creative versatility, she has carved out a distinctive space in the Australian entertainment industry.

No doubt you will be aware of some of her work. In movies there’s been How to Please a Woman, Runt and more recently Birthright and in TV there’s been Janet King, Drop Dead Weird, Home and Away, Crownies and Rake, amongst others and most recently in The Twelve with Sam Neill.

She has worked in collaboration with writing partner Genevieve Hegney which led to a major success for Ensemble Theatre in Sydney with their play, Unqualified – which led to a sequel.

Currently Catherine has co-created and is performing in a play called Fly Girl at the Ensemble Theatre. It’s a play about the trailblazing aviator, Deborah Lawrie. It’s a fascinating story which we discuss in some detail. It has already won the Blake Beckett Trust Female Playwrights Award and may still have a few tickets left by the time this podcast is published. But you’d better get to the Ensemble’s website pretty quickly.

It was such an open and honest, fun and funny conversation.

Head to the link in my bio to have a listen.

Link to Ensemble website

https://www.ensemble.com.au/shows/fly-girl/

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