'New Ways To Dream' - Actor and Producer, Australian Theatre Live - Grant Dodwell
Grant Dodwell is an actor, writer and producer with over 40 years' experience in theatre, film and television.
Trained at NIDA, he is perhaps best known as Dr Simon Bowen in the iconic series A Country Practice; winning three Logie awards for the role he played for three years of its eleven year run.
Grant's many television credits include Willing and Abel, Homicide, Skyways, Glenview High, The Young Doctors and Patrol Boat, and the feature films Goodbye Paradise and Cathy's Child.
On stage he has appeared with the Melbourne Theatre Company, The Queensland Theatre Company and Belvoir Street Theatre, and delivered turns in the musicals The Sentimental Bloke, You're A Good Man Charlie Brown, Godspell, Sunset Boulevard and Anything Goes.
Grant is a co-founder of Australian Theatre Live and is passionate about ensuring younger generations have affordable access to theatre. He is a consistent advocate for actors and theatre creatives, ensuring their work is preserved and celebrated both locally and abroad.
The Stages podcast is available from Apple podcasts, Spotify, Whooshkaa and where your favourite podcasts are found.
Trained at NIDA, he is perhaps best known as Dr Simon Bowen in the iconic series A Country Practice; winning three Logie awards for the role he played for three years of its eleven year run.
Grant's many television credits include Willing and Abel, Homicide, Skyways, Glenview High, The Young Doctors and Patrol Boat, and the feature films Goodbye Paradise and Cathy's Child.
On stage he has appeared with the Melbourne Theatre Company, The Queensland Theatre Company and Belvoir Street Theatre, and delivered turns in the musicals The Sentimental Bloke, You're A Good Man Charlie Brown, Godspell, Sunset Boulevard and Anything Goes.
Grant is a co-founder of Australian Theatre Live and is passionate about ensuring younger generations have affordable access to theatre. He is a consistent advocate for actors and theatre creatives, ensuring their work is preserved and celebrated both locally and abroad.
The Stages podcast is available from Apple podcasts, Spotify, Whooshkaa and where your favourite podcasts are found.
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