Rob Sitch Rob Sitch i(A22346 works by)
Also writes as: Audrey Gordon
Born: Established: 1962 Melbourne, Victoria, ;
Gender: Male
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BiographyHistory

Rob Sitch was educated at St. Kevin's College and the University of Melbourne. He has been a celebrated television performer, film actor, screenwriter and comedian since the late 1980s and early 1990s, when he was part of the on-screen team of The D-Generation. His creative partnership with Santo Cilauro, Tom Gleisner and Jane Kennedy (qq.v.) (in various combinations) has resulted in successful Australian films such as The Castle (1997) and The Dish (2000) and popular television shows such as The Late Show (1992), The Panel (1998) and Thank God You're Here (2006).

Most Referenced Works

Notes

  • As well as the awards listed, Sitch received the Australian Box Office Achievement Award at the Australian Movie Convention in 1998 (for The Castle).

Personal Awards

Awards for Works

form y separately published work icon Working with Children ( dir. Rob Sitch ) Australia : Working Dog Productions , 2019 18091592 2019 single work film/TV
2019 nominated Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards — Best Screenplay in Television
form y separately published work icon Start Up ( dir. Rob Sitch ) Australia : Working Dog Productions , 2017 12146612 2017 single work film/TV
2017 nominated Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards — Best Screenplay in Television
form y separately published work icon Utopia ( dir. Rob Sitch ) Australia : Working Dog Productions , 2014-2023 6911824 2014 series - publisher film/TV

A comedy series set inside the offices of the Nation Building Authority, a new government office for overseeing major infrastructure projects.

For a list of episodes, see Film Details.
2015 shortlisted Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards — Best Television Comedy Series
2014 winner Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards — Best Television Comedy Series
2024 winner Logie Awards — Most Outstanding Comedy Program
2024 nominated Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards — Best Narrative Comedy Series
2016 nominated Logie Awards — Most Outstanding Comedy Program
2019 nominated Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards — Best Television Comedy Series
2017 winner Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards — Best Television Comedy Series
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