TOM HOLLOWAY

Tom Holloway, an esteemed Australian playwright, has been a vibrant force in the theatrical landscape, with his base rooted in Melbourne since May 2015. His impactful works have not only graced stages across Australia but have also garnered international acclaim.

Holloway's repertoire boasts an impressive array of productions, including the poignant "Beyond the Neck" at Belvoir St Theatre (2007), the captivating "Red Sky Morning" at Red Stitch Actors Theatre (2008–09) and on regional tours, and the evocative "Don't Say The Words" (2009). "And No More Shall We Part" (2011) captivated audiences at Griffin Theatre Company in Sydney and London's prestigious Hampstead Theatre (2012). His stage adaptation of Colin Thiele's beloved "Storm Boy" premiered to critical acclaim in Sydney in 2013.

Notably, in February 2011, Holloway's compelling work "Fatherland" received its debut at the Gate Theatre in London, further cementing his international reputation as a playwright of exceptional talent.

At Howard Fine Acting Studio, Holloway brings his wealth of experience and insight to aspiring playwrights through his course "Play Writing With Tom Holloway," offering students a unique opportunity to learn from one of Australia's most respected voices in contemporary theatre.