Daniel Cribb, Journalist

The WA festival heads to a new home this June

"It seems as Green matures his humour becomes more refined."

“For a lot of people, the only bond or only common ground they had with their parents was Stargate and that’s now common ground they have with their children."

"I think it’s a testament to the storytelling that you can really get lost in it and believe these characters are real.”

"I play Theon, then I play Reek, then I play Reek pretending to be Theon. As an actor, you can’t really ask for more than that."

"While he's not as sporadic... there's something to be said for Green's more organised, cohesive material, which is far more engaging."