Graeme Brosnan is an Australian company director, investigator and writer.
Career
Graeme graduated from the National Institute of Dramatic Art where he majored in writing, directing and theatre production. He proudly boasts of having wasted more time and spent more of the best years of his life on this lost cause than any man alive. In the 1980s Graeme worked as an Editor with the where he was responsible for editorial control of their closed caption programs. He then embarked on a complete change of career and was hired to interview witnesses for a legal services company. Commissioned by law firms and major insurance companies to prepare and write reports on forensic investigations Graeme started his own company, which was tremendously successful and he continues his involvement with the company to this day. In 2003, Graeme co-founded the publishing company, , which specialised in the production of Australian biographies. It was later incorporated into in 2008. While at NIDA Graeme studied under such luminaries as George Ogilvie and George Whalley and worked on Whalley’s Jane Street Theatre production of Waiting for Godot which starred Mel Gibson and Geoffrey Rush. Graeme was Assistant Director on the Robin Lovejoy production of The Old Country which starred the larger-than-life Robert Morley, as well as George Ogilvie’s Sydney Theatre Company production No Names…No Pack Drill starring Noni Hazelhurst and Mel Gibson. He was the Artistic Director of the Jigsaw Theatre Company and the inaugural Director of the Central West Theatre Group. He has written several plays including The Quest, The Butterflies of Love, and Save Me. His play The Government Investigator had a season at the Q Theatre in Sydney and Conspiracy, a dramatisation of the longest running trial in Australian legal history, was produced at The Rocks Theatre, Sydney. Currently, he is hard at work on a new play, The Cannibals - when a famously reclusive writer discovers that his very private life is to be staged as a play, he hits back and unleashes a firestorm which threatens to tear apart his world. Graeme has also written and co-authored a number of books including One One Five , Yellow Melody and An Awesome Ride
