David Sale's guest appearances

David Sale

STAGES with Peter Eyers

Asian Skycast

Tom Campbell

John Newman

Cameron Mitchell

David Smith

Nick Atkinson

Keith Robinson

Yve Blake

David Mitchell

John Taylor

Laurel Johnson

Kevin Jackson

Wesley Enoch

John Waters

Barry Crocker

Craig Revel Horwood

OwlTail

David Sale’s contributions to Australian television are supreme. Satirical comedy and episodic drama received the nation’s attention and obsession under David’s guidance. As executive producer of The Mavis Bramston Show or as creator of Number 96, David’s work was guaranteed to be controversial, outrageous,  ground-breaking and classic. Both of these series rated highly in their day and still rank amongst the most famous and influential programs to have appeared on Australian television. Born in Manchester, England, David Sale was brought to Australia by his migrant parents and has had a lengthy career as an actor, scriptwriter, producer and author. Commencing his career as a journalist with the ABC, he simultaneously took on performing roles with Kew Repertory Theatre and with the Melbourne Little Theatre. A Garnet H. Carroll tour of The King &amp; I quickly followed. He then returned to the UK to become an actor, in several plays and films. This adventure also saw him lead the first company of The Mousetrap to tour outside the UK. He has provided special material for some of Australia’s legendary entertainers on stage, television and cabaret; including writing for Toni Lamond’s guest hosting on In Melbourne Tonight. David produced the last of Sydney’s notoriously naughty Phillip Street Theatre Revues, Lie Back and Enjoy It, starring Carol Raye and Hazel Phillips. David Sale has authored six novels, two of which were bought for the movies. Extending his genre writing, he has also collaborated on a Musical Theatre adaptation of Sumner Locke Elliott’s Careful He Might Hear You, with composer Ron Creager; providing the book and lyrics. David is a font of knowledge, reflecting on the development of television and theatre in Australia. The craft of writing is also examined insightfully. David shares many anecdotes and much joy in this compelling episode of the STAGES podcast. The STAGES podcast is available to access and subscribe from Spotify and Apple podcasts. Or from wherever you access your favourite podcasts. A conversation with creatives about craft and career. Recipient of Best New Podcast at 2019 Australian Podcast Awards. Follow socials on instagram (stagespodcast) and facebook (Stages). www.stagespodcast.com.au

David Sale’s contributions to Australian television are supreme. Satirical comedy and episodic drama received the nation’s attention and obsession under David’s guidance. As executive producer of The Mavis Bramston Show or as creator of Number 96, David’s work was guaranteed to be controversial, outrageous,  ground-breaking and classic. Both of these series rated highly in their day and still rank amongst the most famous and influential programs to have appeared on Australian television. Born in Manchester, England, David Sale was brought to Australia by his migrant parents and has had a lengthy career as an actor, scriptwriter, producer and author. Commencing his career as a journalist with the ABC, he simultaneously took on performing roles with Kew Repertory Theatre and with the Melbourne Little Theatre. A Garnet H. Carroll tour of The King &amp; I quickly followed. He then returned to the UK to become an actor, in several plays and films. This adventure also saw him lead the first company of The Mousetrap to tour outside the UK. He has provided special material for some of Australia’s legendary entertainers on stage, television and cabaret; including writing for Toni Lamond’s guest hosting on In Melbourne Tonight. David produced the last of Sydney’s notoriously naughty Phillip Street Theatre Revues, Lie Back and Enjoy It, starring Carol Raye and Hazel Phillips. David Sale has authored six novels, two of which were bought for the movies. Extending his genre writing, he has also collaborated on a Musical Theatre adaptation of Sumner Locke Elliott’s Careful He Might Hear You, with composer Ron Creager; providing the book and lyrics. David is a font of knowledge, reflecting on the development of television and theatre in Australia. The craft of writing is also examined insightfully. David shares many anecdotes and much joy in this compelling episode of the STAGES podcast. The STAGES podcast is available to access and subscribe from Spotify and Apple podcasts. Or from wherever you access your favourite podcasts. A conversation with creatives about craft and career. Recipient of Best New Podcast at 2019 Australian Podcast Awards. Follow socials on instagram (stagespodcast) and facebook (Stages). <a href="http://www.stagespodcast.com.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.stagespodcast.com.au</a>

’From Blitz to Glitz’ - Writer, Actor, Producer and Television Pioneer; David Sale

ASG’s Max Buirski talks to Bell Managing Director David Sale about opportunities in the APAC para-public sector, the need for vertical lift in disaster response and relief, why the 525 is the right platform for both a recovering offshore oil and gas market as well as the growing need for SAR in Asia Pacific, growing their service center business in Singapore, refurbishing older aircraft and age restrictions, gaining traction with the 505 and the potential for tourism and urban air mobility in heavily congested Asian cities, where Bell is going with electric vehicles and how we should think about the future of UAM. 

ASG’s Max Buirski talks to Bell Managing Director David Sale about opportunities in the APAC para-public sector, the need for vertical lift in disaster response and relief, why the 525 is the right platform for both a recovering offshore oil and gas market as well as the growing need for SAR in Asia Pacific, growing their service center business in Singapore, refurbishing older aircraft and age restrictions, gaining traction with the 505 and the potential for tourism and urban air mobility in heavily congested Asian cities, where Bell is going with electric vehicles and how we should think about the future of UAM.

Bright Spots: Bell’s David Sale on Reasons for Optimism in the APAC Rotary Market 