When Actors ATTACK with Michael Mack. Its a podcast show were I interview Melbourne actors about were there from, were there going, how there Attacking their careers!

Episode 1 with Emily Milledge.
Emily made her professional theatre debut in Gaybies at the 2013 Midsumma Festival and has since found herself much sought after in the Australian theatre world. Her credits include the titular role in Carrie: the Musical at Chapel off Chapel, The Good Person of Szechuan under the direction of acclaimed Chinese Director Meg Juihui (Malthouse and Beijing and Shanghai Festivals) and The Production Company’s season of La Cage Aux Folles. In 2015 played the lead in the iconic roles of Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz for Sydney’s Belvoir Theatre directed by Adena Jacobs, and Antigone, at the Malthouse Theatre in Melbourne.


WAA ep1 with Emily Milledge

'When Actors Attack with Michael Mack’, is a podcast show where I talk to Melbourne artists who are either just starting to break into the industry or still trying to find their place. 

Episode 2 with Ryan A.Murpgy
Ryan A. Murphy is an actor/director/producer and one third Patch Adams Productions. Ryan has trained and studied with the National Theatre Drama School, 16th Street Actors Studio, Melbourne Playback Theatre and most recently US coach Elizabeth Kemp. He was also a participant in the Melbourne Theatre Companies Directors Masterclass in 2014.

Ryan has appeared in over sixteen plays, fifteen short films and five feature films. His directing credits include the sold out season of Patch Adams Productions first play Out of Gas on Lovers Leap by Mark Saint Germain at Gas Works Theatre. His most recent directorial work was Irvine Welsh’s Trainspotting for Four Letter Word Theatre. Ryan’s co-producing credits include Rabbit, Airgirl and an NYU Thesis short Full Circle.  He has also served as the producer on BlunderBus Productions web series Young Love due out in late 2015.

WAA ep2 with Ryan A.Murphy

'When Actors Attack with Michael Mack’, is a podcast show where I talk to Melbourne artists who are either just starting to break into the industry or still trying to find their place.

Episode 3 with Dylan Watson
Dylan Watson, has trained at 16th Street Actors Studio and with renowned acting coaches such as Larry Moss, Carol Rosenfeld and Kerry Armstrong. Dylan joined with the Kin Collective after playing Ray Dooley in their 2014 production of The Beauty Queen of Leenane. Other recent stage credits include Jumpy with Melbourne Theatre Company and Sydney Theatre Company; and Quills and Equus with Mockingbird Theatre. He has guest starred on Dr Blake’s Murder Mysteries and It’s a Date on ABC and HBO’s The Pacific to name a few. 


WAA ep3 with Dylan Watson

Liv grew up in a sporty family with two sisters (Lana and Rowena), two dogs (at different times) and a Budgie (named Pete), in a house in Putney. She was a competitive swimmer growing up, so naturally in her preparation of becoming an Olympian, she decided to do acting instead. Liv has trained at ATYP, Screenwise, The Ivana Chubbuck Studios in LA and was a core ensemble member of the full-time course at 16th Street Actors Studio. Since graduation her theatre highlights include: touring the iconic Australian play ‘The One Day of the Year’ around the country, working on 'The Libertine' and 'Inside the Masterpiece'. For screen, her highlights include working on Paul Cox’s Australia feature film 'Force of Destiny' that opened MIFF last year and performing in 'MyChonny Moves In' web series, directed by Kate Woods. She has recently won herself a green card to the US of A and thinks this is pretty bloody ace!