Podcast appearances and mentions of Marta Dusseldorp

Let's take a moment to look ahead in 2025 to a few of the Australian films that will get people talking. Two particular films had their world premiere at the Adelaide Film Festival in 2024, where their lead actor and performer, Albert Mwangi, was in attendance.Kate Blackmore's Make it Look Real is a hybrid-documentary experience that explores the role of intimacy coordination on film sets. Albert features in the documentary as himself, and in the film-within-a-film as a character in Kieran Darcy-Smith's romantic thriller Tightrope. Make it Look Real is a captivating and conversation-starting film about how intimacy has been presented on screen and how it can safely be depicted for all actors involved.Albert's other film that premiered the Adelaide Film Festival was Kelly Schilling's With or Without You, where he plays Dalu, a migrant worker swept into the lives of Melina Vidler's Chloe and her alcoholic mother, Sharon, played with effortless abandon by Marta Dusseldorp.With both of these films, Albert holds the audiences focus keenly, asking us to lean in to find out more about his performances. This level of captivation is partly the reason why he was nominated for the Casting Guild of Australia's Rising Star list of 2021.In the following interview, Albert talks about the balance of working on stage and screen, how he manages his creative journey as a storyteller and a vessel for others stories, and where he would like to see his career progress from here.Both Make it Look Real and With or Without You do not have announced dates at this stage, but keep an eye out for them.Follow Albert on Instagram here.Listen to Andrew's interview with Make it Look Real director Kate Blackmore here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Let's take a moment to look ahead in 2025 to a few of the Australian films that will get people talking. Two particular films had their world premiere at the Adelaide Film Festival in 2024, where their lead actor and performer, Albert Mwangi, was in attendance.Kate Blackmore's Make it Look Real is a hybrid-documentary experience that explores the role of intimacy coordination on film sets. Albert features in the documentary as himself, and in the film-within-a-film as a character in Kieran Darcy-Smith's romantic thriller Tightrope. Make it Look Real is a captivating and conversation-starting film about how intimacy has been presented on screen and how it can safely be depicted for all actors involved.Albert's other film that premiered the Adelaide Film Festival was Kelly Schilling's With or Without You, where he plays Dalu, a migrant worker swept into the lives of Melina Vidler's Chloe and her alcoholic mother, Sharon, played with effortless abandon by Marta Dusseldorp.With both of these films, Albert holds the audiences focus keenly, asking us to lean in to find out more about his performances. This level of captivation is partly the reason why he was nominated for the Casting Guild of Australia's Rising Star list of 2021.In the following interview, Albert talks about the balance of working on stage and screen, how he manages his creative journey as a storyteller and a vessel for others stories, and where he would like to see his career progress from here.Both Make it Look Real and With or Without You do not have announced dates at this stage, but keep an eye out for them.Follow Albert on Instagram here.Listen to Andrew's interview with Make it Look Real director Kate Blackmore here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tom Rehn, Michael Neale, Sam Daddow, Phil Coorey, Trial by Jury, Breaking at 8 with MLC Rob Simms, Premier Peter Malinauskas, Vincent Tarzia  and Marta Dusseldorp.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Actress and producer Marta Dusseldorp on new campaign taking power away from technology.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marta Dusseldorp is one of Australia's best known and loved actors. From stage to screen, and now with production credits to boot.  Dusseldorp's latest project, Bay of Fire, premieres tomorrow night on ABC TV and is filmed on the west coast of Tasmania, a place that Dusseldorp herself discovered in the depths of the pandemic.  In this chat with Jamila Rizvi, Marta explains the impact of the pandemic on Australian artists and takes us on the journey of stepping into a new character.  *Content warning this episode mentions suicide if you or anyone you know are struggling call lifeline on 13 11 14    THE WEEKEND LIST: Listen: There's No Place Like Home podcast by Future Women Try: Cardigang: Learn to Knit  Listen: The Louis Theroux podcast  Eat: Warm chicken salad - recipe in episode See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Highly acclaimed actor Marta Dusseldorp joined The Rush Hour with Gus, Jude & Wendell and talked all things about Bay Of Fires.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we talk in detail about the success Marta Dusseldorp should have with Bay of Fires (ABC/iview) in which she stars. Also we review Full Circle (Binge/Foxtel), The Betoota Advocate (Paramount+) and Superpowered: The DC Story (Binge/Foxtel).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fresh off the back of a Logies nomination for her television show The Twelve, Marta Dusseldorp is embarking on a new project. She wrote, starred in and produced Bay of Fires, a series soon to debut on ABC that tells a story unlike any that we have seen in Australia before. On this episode of Under the Gloss, Marta joins Phoebe in the studio to talk about daring to fail, the role that mentorship has played in honing her craft, the importance of writing stories in Australia and why now is the moment for her to create the characters that she's been waiting for her whole career to play. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A bonus episode of TV Gold this week as Andrew and James interview Marta Dusseldorp, co-creator and star of Bay of Fires. She talks about another quirky mystery set in Tasmania, but the creators wanted to avoid the stereotypes. Marta also talks about moving the family to Tasmania and her life on the island state.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Deb Knight is joined by Marta Dusseldorp to discuss her new ABC series Bay of Fires, airing Sunday, 16 July, 8.30pm on ABC TV and ABC iViewSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes are joined by Marta Dusseldorp, for a chat about her exciting new show which was filmed in Tassie. Lifeline Tasmania and the Tasmania University Footy Club preview their second annual Lifeline Shield match this weekend. And, local 19-year-old athlete, Jackson Mellor, shares how he did Australia proud at the Oceania Games recently.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bay of Fires co-creator, producer and star Marta Dusseldorp talks about her shift from acting into producing, starting Archipelago Productions, how Bay of Fires came about, the shoot in Tasmania, and current challenges facing Australian producers.

Marta Dusseldorp on how her relocation to Tasmania during the pandemic inspired Australian thriller Bay of Fires; Tall Story Pictures' Catherine Oldfield on the return of ITV crime drama The Bay; and Newen Connect's Leona Connell on the shifting dynamics of English- and French-language programming.

ABC crime/thriller Bay of Fires co-creator, producer and star Marta Dusseldorp and the series creator, producer, co-writer and star of YouTube series No Ordinary Love Esther Fwati give an insight into production on their projects, while Screen Australia CEO Graeme Mason runs through the newly released 2021/22 Drama Report results.

Marta Dusseldorp is calling on a local content quota to be placed on streaming services.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Max interviews Actor DAMIEN STROUTHOS -       What is it like working with a great cast like Sam Niell, Marta Dusseldorp and Kate Mulvaney-       How do you bring more to your character than was on the page.-       What was Darren Gilshenan's advice to Damien?-       The benefit of revisiting Shakespeare -       8 months of presenting Shakespeare to school children-       The benefit of Drama School where the Showcase has all Agents in the room.Episode Page: https://www.twounemployedactors.com/damienstrouthos www.twounemployedactors.comAn Add Kulcha Production

This week Dee Dee and Kirsten both watched 'The Twelve' which can be found on Foxtel and streamed on Binge. The Twelve:12 ordinary people who are selected for jury duty in a murder trial as traumatising as it is controversial, in which a woman stands accused of killing a child. Starring:Kate Mulvany, Brooke Satchwell, Sam Neill, Marta Dusseldorp, Brendan Cowell.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Workplace comedy Loot follows a fictional character in similar circumstances to Melinda Gates and Mackenzie Scott, the ex-wives of tech moguls. And the Twelve, an Australian courtroom drama starring Sam Neill and Marta Dusseldorp is out this week.

Marta Dusseldorp is a multi-award-winning Australian actress who has worked extensively in theatre, film and television for over 30 years. Amongst many other credits, Marta featured in Wentworth for FOXTEL and the ABC mini-series Stateless opposite Cate Blanchett, and was most recently nominated for Most Popular Actress at the 2019 Logie Awards.So, what does Marta have to do with Tasmanian tourism? Well, she has also started her own company, Archipelago Productions, here in Tassie, and is currently in development as producer, creator and lead actor for a crime thriller television series, Bay of Fires, set on the wild west coast of the state. In today's episode, West by North West's Tom Wootton chats with Marta about this exciting new production and its potential impacts for exposure of and visitation to a number of regional jewels in Tasmania's crown. As someone who has seen a good idea transform into a fully-funded major project, Marta also shares her insights into bringing ambitious visions to life in the Tasmanian tourism industry. You'll be pleased to hear that a lot of the ingredients – authenticity, passion and purpose – are naturally in abundance in our corner of the world. Today's episode is brought to you by our partner, Hostplus. Founded by the Australian Hotels Association and the United Works Union in 1988, Hostplus has its origins in the tourism and hospitality industries, and continues to evolve as the lifetime fund of choice for all Australians, delivery retirement income security to their members. Thanks to Hostplus for their generous support of TICT and for helping to make this episode of Talking Tourism possible.

Triple M's Guru of Gossip Peter Ford joined Brian with the latest entertainment news.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Reading Jonathan Franzen's novel Crossroads and Ruth Ozeki's The Book of Form and Emptiness, with actor Marta Dusseldorp and writer and provocateur John Safran

In the 1980s, Annette Shun Wah was at the cutting edge of Australian radio and television and was one of the first Asian Australians to host her own show. Now Annette is empowering a new generation of creative Australians. Also, Marta Dusseldorp and Ben Winspear launch their new company with a production of Angus Cerini's The Bleeding Tree in Hobart and we learn how to think like William Shakespeare.

In the 1980s, Annette Shun Wah was at the cutting edge of Australian radio and television and was one of the first Asian Australians to host her own show. Now Annette is empowering a new generation of creative Australians. Also, Marta Dusseldorp and Ben Winspear launch their new company with a production of Angus Cerini's The Bleeding Tree in Hobart and we learn how to think like William Shakespeare.

In the 1980s, Annette Shun Wah was at the cutting edge of Australian radio and television and was one of the first Asian Australians to host her own show. Now Annette is empowering a new generation of creative Australians.Also, Marta Dusseldorp and Ben Winspear launch their new company with a production of Angus Cerini's The Bleeding Tree in Hobart and we learn how to think like William Shakespeare.

Actress Marta Dusseldorp calls in to talk about the series of Wentworth, the Tribal Drum beats for 'What's In Your Freezer' and Jonesy has a new instalment of Dam Watch.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The wonderful Marta Dusseldorp joined Jonesy & Amanda to chat about her admiration for the cast of Wentworth, as well as her inspiration behind playing Sheila on the show. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tayarisha Poe talks about her confident coming of age debut. Marta Dusseldorp on how Frances McDormand inspires her work, and director Wayne Blair on co-helming the new season of Mystery Road with Warwick Thornton.

Tayarisha Poe talks about her confident coming of age debut. Marta Dusseldorp on how Frances McDormand inspires her work, and director Wayne Blair on co-helming the new season of Mystery Road with Warwick Thornton.

Tayarisha Poe talks about her confident coming of age debut. Marta Dusseldorp on how Frances McDormand inspires her work, and director Wayne Blair on co-helming the new season of Mystery Road with Warwick Thornton.

Tayarisha Poe talks about her confident coming of age debut. Marta Dusseldorp on how Frances McDormand inspires her work, and director Wayne Blair on co-helming the new season of Mystery Road with Warwick Thornton.

Tayarisha Poe talks about her confident coming of age debut. Marta Dusseldorp on how Frances McDormand inspires her work, and director Wayne Blair on co-helming the new season of Mystery Road with Warwick Thornton.

Marta Dusseldorp finds it impossible to live in a small world. From an early age she was able to look around corners and see beneath stories. This gutsy and wonderful #coffeepod conversation ranges from self-discipline and dedication to the bravery of sitting in one's true, authentic self. Underpinning Marta's learnings is an incredible sense of the responsibility she feels for her work. Marta builds the awareness that we are given a voice to advocate for ourselves and for each other. She notes that the way to bring people along with you is to show why we are driven in our work, rather than filling up conversations with the what. As a UNHCR ambassador, Marta lends her stories and her voice to people suffering from global causes in a similar way to the challenging characters she loves to play. Currently, Marta is rehearsing the ground-breaking work exploring domestic violence by Melbourne playwright Angus Cerini. Under her new production label Archipelago Productions, Marta talks about her passion for producing, and the need to amplify conversations and characters that are hidden. ‘The Bleeding Tree' will be not only a stage show, but with an ABC live screening, a panel discussion, helplines throughout the stream and a safe space for further discussion after the show. In giving oneself wholly to one's work, Marta discusses the need to seperate technology from the rehearsal space. In an interesting parallel for workplaces today, she notes that the absence of technology, increases people's ability to concentrate, to tap into creativity and imagination. Download, subscribe, hit play and get into a world where change is not only possible, but joyous, daring and rewarding. Marta both articulates and embodies the idea that within the coexistence of vulnerability and confidentiality, sits the power of relatability. Checkout Marta's latest work here: https://www.theatreroyal.com.au/shows/bleeding-tree See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Zoe Terakes exudes a passion for her craft. She is immediately engaging on, or off the stage. She is a young actor set on a path to make the best work possible and with considerable credits assembled in her short career thus far, future prospects on stage and screen look assured, and mark her as an artist to watch.She made her stage debut in Arthur Miller’s A View from the Bridge. Terakes’ performance as Catherine earned her a Sydney Theatre Award for Best Female Actor in a Supporting Role in an Independent Production. Zoe also received a Helpmann nomination for this performance at the MTC. Her ‘Catherine’ was seen by audiences at The Old Fitz theatre, the Melbourne Theatre Company and The Ensemble theatre; contrasting spaces offering adjustment and discovery for the actor.Other theatre credits include A Doll’s House Part II for MTC and Metamorphoses and The Wolves for The Old Fitz.Zoe made their screen debut in the critically acclaimed Janet King for the ABC opposite Marta Dusseldorp, whilst completing her HSC. She will next be seen in the Foxtel series The End.Most recently, Zoe co-starred in the feature film Ellie & Abbie (and Ellie’s Dead Aunt), the short film The Craft, which premiered at FlickerFest, and the forthcoming web-series Bondi Slayer.Her enthusiasm for performance is contagious. Exposure to various platforms and working alongside some of the country’s leading actors are offering her a unique opportunity to refine her craft and indeed, to make the best work she possibly can.STAGES conversations are available in iTunes, Spotify and Whooshkaa.

Hi/Hello, we'll be dropping an episode of 'The Process' with co-creator  Charlie Sanders (Jordan Peele)/writer/executive producer of 'Weird City' Monday. (2:00) dealing with colds, LAFC, ESPN+, Josh's Watching!: ‘Dating Around’| Netflix, does it need a follow-up at the end of the season, ‘Catfish,’ (8:28) Scott's Watching!: ‘Jack Irish’ | Acorn, Guy Pearse, attorney turned debt collector, horse racing vibe, Britbox, (14:00) Josh Needs to Focus On!: ‘Pen15’ | Hulu, (17:00) Scott Needs to Revisit!: ‘A Place to Call Home’ | Acorn, Marta Dusseldorp, Josh's Recommendation!: ‘Fringe’ | Prime Video, Pacey, ’Dawson’s Creek and the theme song, (28:10) Scott's Recommendation: 'The Bob Newhart Show' | Hulu has added the complete series, Pete Holmes, Scott drools over this season of ‘Crashing,’ ‘High Maintenance’ struggles?, Josh's Excited About!: ‘Game of Thrones | HBO, Scott's Excited About!: ‘Billions’ | Showtime, Scott is contemplating jumping on the 'Veep' train. Parent's protesting networks, actors. 

A transcontinental pilot discusses the marvels of jet travel, then Australian actor Marta Dusseldorp describes her favorite Down Under destinations, and shares insights she's gained from starring in a TV series about the postwar 1950s. Plus, tour guides from Berlin explain the German love of a good sausage, at any time of year…and any time of day. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.

Acclaimed actors Marta Dusseldorp and Zoe Terakes talk about the Melbourne Theatre Company's production of A Doll’s House Part 2, which sees Nora return to the family she left 15 years ago. The original play, A Doll's House (1879), was written by the father of modern drama, Henrik Ibsen. Broadcast on 28 August 2018.

Actress Marta Dusseldorp is bidding farewell to the drama A Place To Call Home and her feisty character, Sarah Adams. The series that airs in the U.S. on Acorn TV can be seen in over 100 countries. She talks to me from her home in Melbourne about why the show is such a hit as well as her other Acorn series Jack Irish and Janet King. We welcome back one of our favorite sponsor’s to Stream On, our friends at the incredible Silver Legacy Resort in Reno, Nevada. Catch the Multi-Grammy Award-winning duo of Boy George and Culture Club along with the iconic 1980's band the  B 52's at the Reno Events Center on September 22nd  get your tickets at ticketmaster.com or click here to get your seats for the big event. * Promotional and sponsor consideration from Sling TV the best streaming live television service. 

Acclaimed actors Marta Dusseldorp and Zoe Terakes talk about the Melbourne Theatre Company's production of A Dolls House Part 2, which sees Nora return to the family she left 15 years ago.

Ben Eltham and Amy analysed the two Liberal leadership spills that in the end brought us a new Prime Minister Scott Morrison. Ed Hill, Goongerah Environment Centre's spokesperson talked about the scientific trial (as reported by the ABC) being conducted by VicForests in which it logs native forests in East Gippsland using different techniques and intensities to then measure the threatened Greater Gliders "response". Ed also spoke about the unique biodiversity and tourism value the old growth forests bring and the proposed Emerald Link. Barry Jones, public intellectual and former Minister for Science in the Hawke government, spoke about whats wrong with our political parties and system and he and Malcolm Fraser's big idea to solve it. Acclaimed actors Marta Dusseldorp and Zoe Terakes talk about the Melbourne Theatre Company's production of A Dolls House Part 2, which sees Nora return to the family she left 15 years ago.

This week we are reviewing the new Jane Fonda documentary, the British miniseries Come Home, the Australian show Jack Irish (featuring Marta Dusseldorp, Kate Atkinson and Danielle Cormack!), and the Emmy Award nominated Black Mirror episode Black Museum, as well as revisiting Sharp Objects for a more in-depth look.

This week we are reviewing the new Jane Fonda documentary, the British miniseries Come Home, the Australian show Jack Irish (featuring Marta Dusseldorp, Kate Atkinson and Danielle Cormack!), and the Emmy Award nominated Black Mirror episode Black Museum, as well as revisiting Sharp Objects for a more in-depth look.

Award-winning actress Marta Dusseldorp joins Nancy to discuss Season 5 of the acclaimed historical drama A Place To Call Home and how starring in the powerful series has affected her life. Read more in Nancy’s online column Showbiz Analysis for Parade Magazine.

After 6 years on HBO, Lena Dunham brings Girls to a close. At 7:47: Original Spanish-language programming from Netflix: Ingobernable, starring Kate del Castillo as the indomitable on-the-run First Lady of Mexico. ​12:35: Gifted, starring Chris Evans, Mckenna Grace, Lindsay Duncan (Le Week-End), and Octavia Spencer (Hidden Figures). Directed by Marc Webb (500 Days of Summer). ​18:21: Oprah Winfrey to star this coming week in The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks on HBO. ​19:10: "The Down Under Downton": A Place to Call Home. O'Toole says this show is going to turn her acorn.tv subscription into an oak. Marta Dusseldorp and Noni Hazlehurst (Truth) star (and spar). ​24:18: Amanda Seyfried and Shirley MacLaine in The Last Word - which is what Hollister reserves for herself to make The Turning Point (1977) our #BlastFromThePastFilm of the week. ​28:43: This week's #ListOfSix: Inspired by La Famille Bélier, Our 6 Favorite French Films. Oh là là!

A Place To Call Home is an acclaimed Australian drama currently airing on many public television stations. Series Star Marta Dusseldorp, who plays "Sarah Adams", and her husband Benjamin Winspear, who plays "Rene", talk about the appeal of the series. Bill Young is our host.

Australian actress Marta Dusseldorp joins Nancy to discuss her many hit TV series including Janet King and A Place To Call Home, their U.S. popularity, and the character shifts that have become part of her working life. Read more in Nancy’s online column Showbiz Analysis for Parade Magazine.

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