# Jane Harrison

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Tommy Murphy, Jane Harrison, Tom Wright, Anthony Blair - Australian Playwrights on the International Stage (Currency Press Festival of Playwrights 2025)

Recorded at the Currency Press Festival of Playwrights 2025   AUSTRALIAN PLAYWRIGHTS ON THE INTERNATIONAL STAGE: Not only are Australian plays being lauded on international stages, but Australian playwrights are also finding a place at leading theatre companies around the world 'on attachment', w…

Jane Harrison with Ann Kennedy Smith

Send us Fan Mail This podcast is all about the wonderful Jane Harrison, the inimitable classicist who was a significant influence on Virginia Woolf.  To discuss Jane's life and legacy we have Ann Kennedy Smith. Ann is a writer, researcher, and literary critic. Her essays and reviews have been publi…

Words to Sing the World Alive - Celebrating First Nations Languages

Language evokes childhood memories, the wonder of Country, and the essence of humanity. Join First Nations poets Evelyn Araluen (Dropbear) and Jeanine Leane (Gawimarra: Gathering), along with artist Vicki Couzens, as they discuss their favourite words in First Nations languages from the collection …

Truth Telling - New Perspectives on Australian History

It’s time for truth-telling. Author Kate Grenville (Unsettled: A Journey Through Time and Place), author Jane Harrison (The Visitors), and historians Clare Wright (Näku Dhäruk: The Bark Petitions) and Amanda Laugesen (Australia in 100 Words) will explore the reality behind Australia’s colonial myth…

The complicated history of Bennelong

Jane Harrison, Guy Simon and Googoorewon Knox explain how they're reframing the enigmatic history of a Blak icon.

How 'Bennelong in London' challenges history

Acclaimed playwright Jane Harrison, along with actors Googoorewon Knox and Guy Simon discuss how they're grappling with the shifting nature of of Bennelong's legacy for Sydney Theatre Company's Bennelong in London.

23 August 2026 - David and Jane Harrison (Evening Service)

David and Jane continue our slow walk through Psalm 23, today thinking about the idea of God as our host.