Maggie Kirkpatrick began her stage career in 1961. She trained with the John Alden Shakespeare Company and has done extensive work with Sydney's New Theatre, including such productions as Skin Of Our Teeth, in which she was hailed as one of the most talented and versatile actresses in Australia, and The Seagull.

Maggie has made guest appearances in several television programmes such as The Godfathers, Delta, The Auntie Jack Show, and The Thursday Creek Mob and worked exclusively for ABC radio. In 1973, Maggie played in the J.C. Williamson production of A Voyage Round My Father with Sir Michael Redgrave, and has just completed a season at the Colonial Theatre Restaurant in Up A Gum Tree.

Maggie's bio - 'Irene' Programme 1974
Thanks to Declan.