Dave Drayton, Journalist

Matt Nable talks to Dave Drayton about his journey from postie bike to purring Harley.

Coranderrk director Issac Drandic talks to Dave Drayton about the power of history and verbatim theatre.

Playwright Vanessa Bates talks disillusion and dinner parties with Dave Drayton.

The time is nigh for Death Of A Salesman, director Simon Stone tells Dave Drayton.

With all the fidgeting, the tucking of hair and the confusion of where to put her hands when she sings unadorned by guitar, there’s a quaintness and awkwardness that makes you wonder how she ever made it out of the circlejerk of televised talent contests unscathed and an aura and voice that makes you stop wondering and continue just being grateful that you are, in such heavenly surrounds, able to witness it.

Frontman for cinematic-pop band Charge Group, Matt Blackman tells Dave Drayton about their place in Australia’s spoon-fed music industry and their self-titled latest album.

Paul Capsis talks about returning to domestic life in Angela's Kitchen.

“I’ve been going to the festival for years and always felt that one of the things which was missing was a place to hang out and to experience the festival as an insider." Mathieu Ravier talks about creating a Hub for Sydney Film Festival.

Newly appointed Sydney Film Festival director Nashen Moodley talks to Dave Drayton about Sydney’s cinema culture.