Socratis Otto's guest appearances

Socratis Otto

Osher Günsberg: Better Than Yesterday 

Coffee Chats with Matt Collins

The Sauce

Chris Raine

Janine Allis

Craig Reucassel

Wil Anderson

Jonathan Haidt

Jerry Seinfeld

Bryan Fogel

Scott Harrison

Susan David

Paul de Gelder

Jason Wachob

Turia Pitt

Samuel Johnson

Doug Menuez

Johann Hari

OwlTail

Australian actor, Socratis 'Socs' Otto is a self-confessed 'chameleon'. He has played Charles Darwin, a psychopath, Hamlet, and even a transgender woman in a woman's prison, as he did in the TV series, Wentworth. But as an actor, and in his real life, Socratis has always been the underdog. He was bullied and ostracised as a child but this only helped him in his career as an actor and director. He will soon make his theatrical director debut with 'The Hope Song.'

Australian actor, Socratis 'Socs' Otto is a self-confessed 'chameleon'. He has played Charles Darwin, a psychopath, Hamlet, and even a transgender woman in a woman's prison, as he did in the TV series, Wentworth. But as an actor, and in his real life, Socratis has always been the underdog. He was bullied and ostracised as a child but this only helped him in his career as an actor and director. He will soon make his theatrical director debut with 'The Hope Song.'

Socratis Otto (Actor/Director)

Socratis Otto is a gifted Australian actor best known at the moment for his role as Maxine in the women's prison drama "Wentworth" which has its season finale on Tuesday night this week. It's a demanding role, because his character used to be called Max - and is now Maxine. Foxtel here in Australia deserves enormous praise for its support of original Australian drama, and this show is one of the best. Socratis is an incredibly talented man, and was gracious enough to make the trek over from the inner west of Sydney all the way out to the edge of Australia here at the beach to chat with me on a brisk morning about a month ago. I was struck by his warmth and genuine charm, sometimes actors can be empty shells and only when they've been given the words and directions do they come to life, but then as another person. Socratis lit up my house with a loving glow, and was very generous with his time and his trust in our conversation. Big thanks again to Jane Negline who lined up this interview, without her it never would have happened. Enjoy a warm cuppa and a warm chat with Socratis Otto. For exclusive episodes of this show support at patreon.com/osher Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Socratis Otto is a gifted Australian actor best known at the moment for his role as Maxine in the women's prison drama "Wentworth" which has its season finale on Tuesday night this week. It's a demanding role, because his character used to be called Max - and is now Maxine. Foxtel here in Australia deserves enormous praise for its support of original Australian drama, and this show is one of the best. Socratis is an incredibly talented man, and was gracious enough to make the trek over from the inner west of Sydney all the way out to the edge of Australia here at the beach to chat with me on a brisk morning about a month ago. I was struck by his warmth and genuine charm, sometimes actors can be empty shells and only when they've been given the words and directions do they come to life, but then as another person. Socratis lit up my house with a loving glow, and was very generous with his time and his trust in our conversation. Big thanks again to Jane Negline who lined up this interview, without her it never would have happened. Enjoy a warm cuppa and a warm chat with Socratis Otto. For exclusive episodes of this show support at <a href="http://patreon.com/osher" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">patreon.com/osher</a> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

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