Broni Lisle is a writer, actor, comedian, educator, and songwriter, performing regularly in 'King George' and 'Swing Set' at The Improv Conspiracy theatre in Melbourne. Broni spoke with us about celebrating small wins, straddling different creative outputs, his time spent songwriting in the Catskills (NY), and why seventh gets you wine.

Barney Pollock spoke with us about studying at WAAPA, learning through acceptance, letting the audience in, taking big swings, and the joy found in playing characters who can't help but self-sabotage.

Stuart Daulman spoke with us about creating with spontaneity, Michael Palin, enjoying what you do, and his creative process when it comes to making shows (including utilising AI such as ChatGPT and Midjourney).

Millie Holten spoke with us about always finding the fun in what you're doing, enjoying the process of creating, the importance of keeping your eggs in many baskets, and not overthinking things.

Elizabeth Davie spoke with us about show preparation, being at ease with not knowing, playing present, and discovering and embracing your idiosyncrasies.

Melissa McGlensey spoke with us about the importance of growing through exploration, varied creative outputs, following your instincts, how you evolve with your practice, and how no one theatre's teachings should be considered 'gospel'.

In his early twenties, Brendan Wan moved overseas and lived in various countries over a number of years. This time away resulted in him refining his creative direction, returning home to Australia with a clear sense of passion and purpose. We spoke with Brendan about how important it is to find your own voice as a performer, the rewards of producing content with a purpose beyond yourself, practical daily journaling, and having the confidence to create work with simplicity instead of getting bogged down in unnecessary complexity.

For more information regarding our workshops and everything else we're up to, please head to spaceonearth.co. We run workshops across a bunch of different categories, such as improv, writing, stand-up, sketch, filmmaking, acting, podcasting, and streaming — basically anything within that creative realm. We also have a free Discord server which is completely free to join. If you're not familiar with Discord, it's a place where you can have an online community and chat about things in various channels. If you want to jump on there and talk about improv, sketch, stand-up comedy, acting, the latest TV show you've seen, you can do all that in different channels. Links are available at spaceonearth.co.