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Theatre / Television / Radio

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Television and Radio

Film, Television & Radio
Sue-Ann regularly appears on film, TV and radio, these are just some of the highlights over the years. How many of them did you catch?


The Lost Tribe
ABCTV/Pony Films (2005)
A documentary about Sue-Ann’s journey to perform at a gay & lesbian Mormon conference in Salt Lake City.

The Glasshouse
GNWTV (2005)
Sue-Ann appeared as an occasional guest.


No Limits
Disability Media (2004-2005)
Posty is an occasional guest on this community television show focusing on disability.

Kath & Kim Series III
ABCTV/ Riley Turner Prod. (2004)
Sue-Ann played “Karen” in episode two. Series DVD now available from ABC Bookshops.

The Way We Were
ABCTV (2004)
Posty was a guest panelist discussing “the beach” with host Mark Trevorrow.

Mornings with Jon Faine
774ABC Radio Melbourne (2004)
“Conversation Hour” occasional co-host.

Peter Clarke’s Sunday Forum
Radio National (2002)
Guest on forum about monogamy and sexuality.

Upfront
ABCTV (1999-2001)
Featured performer on annual women’s comedy performance. Recorded live at the Melbourne Town Hall as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

Out of Olympia
3SAT Germany (2000)
German television documentary about Australian culture and sport featuring an interview with Sue-Ann.

Richard Stubbs Morning Radio
TTFM (2000)
Semi-regular guest.

The Panel
Working Dog Prod./Channel 10 (1999)
Guest panelist

Standing Up
ABCTV (1999)
Sue-Ann performed live feature spots as well as appearing as one of three regular hosts. Other hosts were Rod Quantock and Lynda Gibson.

Mouthing Off
Foxtel Comedy Channel (1998-1999)
Posty was a regular guest panelist on this show hosted by Richard Fidler.

Smallest Room in the House
ABCTV (1997)
Episode one featured a half hour version of A Bit of a Postcript entitled Sue-Ann Post – an Extraordinary Life. Filmed in front of a live studio audience.

A Night of Infectious Laughter
SBS Television (1993-1996)
Feature spots on annual HIV/AIDS fundraiser.

Denton
Channel 7 (1994)
Sue-Ann appeared as a special guest to renounce her faith live on national television.