REG CRIBB is a multi award-winning writer for stage and screen; he has won an AACTA for Best Adapted Screenplay and been nominated for another two, two Patrick White Playwright’s Awards, two WA Premier’s Literary Awards, the major WA Premier’s award, a NSW Premier’s Literary Award, a QLD Literary Premier’s Award and he has been nominated for six AWGIE awards. He is also an accomplished singer/songwriter and musician. His first play, Night of the Sea Monkey, was performed at Sydney’s Old Fitzroy in 1999. His next play, The Return, premiered in Sydney at Griffin in 2001 and was adapted for film as Last Train to Freo. Other plays include the multi-award-winning Last Cab to Darwin, and Ruby’s Last Dollar both of which toured nationally, The Chatroom, Krakouer, Gulpilil, Boundary St, The Haunting Of Daniel Gartrell, Thomas Murray And The Upside Down River, The Damned, Unaustralia and Country Song. Reg adapted his play Last Cab to Darwin as a feature film starring Michael Caton and Jackie Weaver. The film was nominated for eight AACTA awards.