John Misto
John Misto (born 13 October 1952) is an Australian playwright and screenwriter. He graduated with an Arts/Law degree from the University of New South Wales, and then practised as a lawyer before changing his career to concentrate on working as a recognized theatre and television writer. [1][2]
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| Born | October 13, 1952 |
| Education | University of South Wales |
| Occupation | Playwright/dramatist, television screenwriter |
Select credits
- A Country Practice (1981)
- Waterloo Station (1983)
- The Young Doctors (1983)
- Palace of Dreams (1985) -2 episodes
- Natural Causes (1985)
- Dancing Daze (1986)
- The Last Frontier (1986)
- Dusty (1988) (TV series)
- Touch the Sun: Peter and Pompey (1988) (TV movie)
- The Dirtwater Dynasty (1988)
- The Fremantle Conspiracy (1988)
- G.P. (1989–91) – 3 episodes
- Butterfly Island (1993) (TV movie)
- The Damnation of Harvey McHugh (1994) – creator, 13 episodes
- The Day of the Roses (1998)
- Finding Hope (2001) (TV movie)
- Heroes' Mountain (2002) (TV movie)
- MDA (2002) – 1 episode
- White Collar Blue (2003) – 3 episodes
- Second Chance (2005) (TV movie)
- The Cut (2009) – 6 episodes
- Sisters of War (2010) (TV movie)
- Tricky Business (2012) – 1 episode
Theatre Credits
- The Last Time I Saw Paris (1980)
- Room for Dreamers (1980)
- The Dying of Angel Dunleavy (1980)
- Sky (1992)
- The Shoe-Horn Sonata (1995)
- Gossamer (1997)
- Harp on the Willow (2007)
- Dark Voyager (2014)
- Madame Rubinstein (2017) [produced in Sydney as Lip Service]
External links
- John Misto on IMDb
- John Misto at AustLit
- Australian theatre credits at Ausstage
- John Misto, Lateral Learning Speakers' Agency.
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