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Not in Print: playwrights off script - on inspiration, process and theatre itself

We believe in theatre that raises more questions than answers. So Currency Press staffer, Caitlin, is travelling beyond the page and stage, talking to playwrights and theatre-makers about their work.

Podcast · By Currency Press: the performing arts publisher · Australian English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    Kate Mulvany on her play The Shiralee (opens the original)

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    We sat down with multi-award-winning playwright Kate Mulvany to discuss her new play The Shiralee, adapted from the novel by D'Arcy Niland and published by Currency Press in August 2026. Macauley is a swagman earning his keep by prize-fighting his way across the country. Far away in Sydney’s Kings Cross, his almost ten-year-old daughter Buster lives with her lonely mother Marge, who is struggling to make ends meet. When Macauley returns home one night to find Marge in bed with another man, and B

  2. Episode · Aug 3, 2026

    Chenturan Aran on his play Cut Chilli (opens the original)

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    We sat down with playwright Chenturan Aran to discuss the story behind his play Cut Chilli, which is published by Currency Press in 2026.

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