Maggie Blinco's guest appearances

Maggie Blinco

STAGES with Peter Eyers

The Luminary Series

Sunday Café with Mel Homer

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

This week on Sunday Café, Maggie Blinco &amp; Sasha Hadden join Mel Homer to talk about Hadden's latest film A Stitch In Time - in which Blinco plays Liebe, the leading role.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Sunday Café, Maggie Blinco &amp; Sasha Hadden join Mel Homer to talk about Hadden's latest film A Stitch In Time - in which Blinco plays Liebe, the leading role.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Maggie Blinco & Sasha Hadden

Jeremi and Maggie discuss the history of Australian theatre and the pioneers of our industry, and talk about theatre through a historical lens and how it is evolving to shape the exciting future of Australian stories.Jeremi Campese is an emerging, young actor who has made immediate impact on the Sydney theatre scene. His credits include: Hamlet (Bell Shakespeare, dir. Peter Evans); The Players 2019 (Bell Shakespeare); The Luminary Series (Darlinghurst Theatre Company); Romeo and Juliet (Sport for Jove, dir. Damien Ryan); Martin Lysicrates Prize (Griffin Theatre Company); Yen (Bakehouse Theatre Company at KXT, dir. Lucy Clements); DNA (Bakehouse at KXT, dir. Claudia Barrie); Rosaline (Bakehouse at KXT, dir. Sophie Kelly); Nosferatu: A Fractured Symphony (Montague Basement at Old 505); Moth (ATYP, dir. Rachel Chant, 2017 Sydney Theatre Award nomination); Oedipus Doesn’t Live Here Anymore (ATYP, dir. Fraser Corfield, 2017 Sydney Theatre Award nomination); and Intersection: Chrysalis (ATYP, dir. Rachel Chant).Maggie Blinco is an actress who has graced the stages and screens in Australia for decades starting with her breakout role as Pearl in Summer of the Seventeenth Doll (directed by Richard Wherrett at Nimrod Theatre in 1974), and going on to star in iconic Australian films such as Alvin Purple, Crocodile Dundee and The Nightingale. Her most recent stage credits include John (directed by Craig Baldwin at the Seymour Centre) and Omar And Dawn (directed by Dino Dimitriadis at Kings Cross Theatre).  Maggie was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2019 Sydney Theatre Awards.

Jeremi and Maggie discuss the history of Australian theatre and the pioneers of our industry, and talk about theatre through a historical lens and how it is evolving to shape the exciting future of Australian stories.Jeremi Campese is an emerging, young actor who has made immediate impact on the Sydney theatre scene. His credits include: Hamlet (Bell Shakespeare, dir. Peter Evans); The Players 2019 (Bell Shakespeare); The Luminary Series (Darlinghurst Theatre Company); Romeo and Juliet (Sport for Jove, dir. Damien Ryan); Martin Lysicrates Prize (Griffin Theatre Company); Yen (Bakehouse Theatre Company at KXT, dir. Lucy Clements); DNA (Bakehouse at KXT, dir. Claudia Barrie); Rosaline (Bakehouse at KXT, dir. Sophie Kelly); Nosferatu: A Fractured Symphony (Montague Basement at Old 505); Moth (ATYP, dir. Rachel Chant, 2017 Sydney Theatre Award nomination); Oedipus Doesn’t Live Here Anymore (ATYP, dir. Fraser Corfield, 2017 Sydney Theatre Award nomination); and Intersection: Chrysalis (ATYP, dir. Rachel Chant).Maggie Blinco is an actress who has graced the stages and screens in Australia for decades starting with her breakout role as Pearl in Summer of the Seventeenth Doll (directed by Richard Wherrett at Nimrod Theatre in 1974), and going on to star in iconic Australian films such as Alvin Purple, Crocodile Dundee and The Nightingale. Her most recent stage credits include John (directed by Craig Baldwin at the Seymour Centre) and Omar And Dawn (directed by Dino Dimitriadis at Kings Cross Theatre). Maggie was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2019 Sydney Theatre Awards.

Jeremi Campese and Maggie Blinco

Maggie Blinco is an octogenerian who carries with her a life-time of experiences to fuel each character she plays. As an actor, she claims to be in a category 'all of her own' as far as roles go; especially when there doesn't seem to be many roles for actors in her age bracket.She didn't come to acting until late. Having done theatre at university, it wasn't until her late 30s that she turned professional. So how has she managed longevity in what can be a pretty tough industry? And what are the work opportunities like when you're in your 80s?Embracing all mediums; she has done it all - television, film and made her mark creating many wonderful characters in the theatre, from classical to contemporary repertoire.Maggie is also a fine cook! And a great raconteur! She is the inventor of 'dinch' - a Sunday afternoon gathering, between lunch and dinner, where she gathers a cast of impressive characters to 'chew the fat' and 'wax lyrical' over a tremendous banquet prepared by the perfect hostess - Maggie Blinco!

Maggie Blinco is an octogenerian who carries with her a life-time of experiences to fuel each character she plays. As an actor, she claims to be in a category 'all of her own' as far as roles go; especially when there doesn't seem to be many roles for actors in her age bracket. She didn't come to acting until late. Having done theatre at university, it wasn't until her late 30s that she turned professional. So how has she managed longevity in what can be a pretty tough industry? And what are the work opportunities like when you're in your 80s? Embracing all mediums; she has done it all - television, film and made her mark creating many wonderful characters in the theatre, from classical to contemporary repertoire. Maggie is also a fine cook! And a great raconteur! She is the inventor of 'dinch' - a Sunday afternoon gathering, between lunch and dinner, where she gathers a cast of impressive characters to 'chew the fat' and 'wax lyrical' over a tremendous banquet prepared by the perfect hostess - Maggie Blinco!

Actor - Maggie Blinco