| Rachael Hains-Wesson Rachael Hains-Wesson has been the Artistic Director of Odd Socks Theatre... | (2 plays) |
| Rodney Hall Rodney Hall's numerous novels, poetry collections, biographies and radio... | (1 play) |
| Simon Hall Turnstiler is Simon's first play. It was awarded Runner Up in the 2000... | (2 plays) |
| Julian Halls Julian Halls was born and educated in Sydney, Australia. He travelled... | (1 play) |
| Sarah Hamilton Sarah is a Melbourne based writer and performer. Her one woman show A... | (1 play) |
| Eunice Hanger Eunice Hanger (1911–1972) was an actor, director and dramatist.... | (1 play) |
| Benedict Hardie Benedict Hardie is a writer, actor, and theatre maker. For The Hayloft... | (1 play) |
| John Harding John Harding has been a ministerial adviser for the Victorian Department... | (4 plays) |
| Jonathan Hardy Jonathan Hardy (20 September, 1940 - 30 July, 2012) was a New Zealand-born... | (1 play) |
| Sara Hardy Sara Hardy trained in acting at Dartington College of Arts in the UK.... | (3 plays) |
| N. A. Harman Nigel Harman started writing in the 70s. He is British born, Australian... | (1 play) |
| Wendy Harmer Wendy Harmer is a political journalist turned humorist who has written... | (1 play) |
| Anne Harris Anne Harris's plays have been seen at the Joseph Papp Public Theatre,... | (3 plays) |
| Patricia Harris Currently has eleven scripts registered with the Centre. Has been writing... | (6 plays) |
| Greta Harrison Greta is a journalist and reporter, whose first play Rollerdisco was... | (1 play) |
| Jane Harrison Jane Harrison, a Muruwari descendant, was commissioned by Ilbijerri... | (4 plays) |
| Anne Harvey Anne Harvey began her career as an actor at Melbourne University where she... | (1 play) |
| Nicholas Hasluck Nicholas Hasluck was born in Canberra in 1942. He was educated at the... | (1 play) |
| Linda Hassall Linda has worked in the theatre industry as a director, dramaturge and... | (4 plays) |
| Scott Hatcher Scott Hatcher is a playwright, author and school teacher. His play A Horse... | (1 play) |
| Frank Hatherley Frank Hatherley is a Sydney writer/director/critic who has spent most of... | (1 play) |
| Steve Hawke STEVE HAWKE grew up in Melbourne, but found his way to the Northern... | (1 play) |
| Suzanne Hawley Suzanne Hawley is an experienced writer, having written a feature film,... | (1 play) |
| David Hayhow David Hayhow came to theatre in his late thirties, supported by two... | (1 play) |
| Claire Haywood Claire Haywood is an actor, director and writer from Western Australia.... | (1 play) |
| Elise Hearst Elise Hearst graduated in 2005 in Creative Arts at Melbourne University... | (2 plays) |
| Brett Heath Brett Heath has been working in the Australian theatre, film and... | (4 plays) |
| Regina Heilmann Regina Heilmann was a performer with Sidetrack Performance Group from... | (1 play) |
| Louise Helfgott Louise Helfgott is a Western Australian playwright whose plays include:... | (4 plays) |
| Trudy Hellier Trudy Hellier won an AFI for her first short film script Break and Enter... | (4 plays) |
| Nadine Helmi After graduating from the University of Heidelberg in Germany, Nadine... | (1 play) |
| Thomas Henning Thomas Henning is a Melbourne based writer, playwright and performer. | (1 play) |
| Kate Herbert Kate Herbert is a writer, director and lecturer in performing arts. Her... | (2 plays) |
| Dorothy Hewett Dorothy Hewett achieved distinction as a playwright, poet and novelist.... | (8 plays) |
| Robert Hewett Robert Hewett's first play Just...One Last Dance premiered in Auckland in... | (3 plays) |
| Jack Hibberd Jack Hibberd is one of the most innovative Australian playwrights of his... | (29 plays) |
| Margaret Hickey Margaret Hickey's first novel, A Grand Prospect, was published in 2008. It... | (3 plays) |
| Michael Hill Michael Hill graduated from the University of Adelaide in 1990 with a... | (2 plays) |
| Julian Hobba Julian Hobba is a theatre writer and director and the Artistic Director of... | (1 play) |
| Noel Hodda Noel is a graduate of the NIDA Acting Course and as an actor has worked... | (3 plays) |
| Brendan Hogan Brendan Hogan is a teacher and award-winning writer from Yackandandah,... | (3 plays) |
| Zoe Hogan In 2010, Zoe Hogan was a member of Australian Theatre for Young... | (1 play) |
| Tom Holloway In 2006, Tasmanian playwright Tom Holloway studied in London at the Royal... | (12 plays) |
| David Holman David Holman is an English playwright with over seventy plays to his... | (5 plays) |
| Bruce Hoogendoorn Bruce has had numerous productions over the last six years, including... | (5 plays) |
| Sarah Hope Sarah Hope is an emerging playwright and theatre maker who graduated from... | (1 play) |
| Alan Hopgood Alan Hopgood was one of the first Australian playwrights promoted by the... | (2 plays) |
| Pauline Hosking Pauline Hosking taught Drama in secondary schools for many years and... | (4 plays) |
| Peter Houghton Peter is an actor, director and playwright based in Melbourne. He has... | (1 play) |
| Stephen House Stephen has had 20 plays and four short films produced, and five... | (10 plays) |
| Helen Howard Helen Howard is an actor, writer, acting coach, dialect coach and... | (6 plays) |
| Chris Howlett Chris Howlett’s plays have been produced around Australia by companies... | (4 plays) |
| Nick Hughes Nick Hughes has worked in theatre all his life. He was born in the North... | (2 plays) |
| TAG (Tom) Hungerford T.A.G Hungerford was born in Perth in 1915 and started writing in his... | (1 play) |
| Cathy Hunt Cathy Hunt is a cultural strategist with an international practice based... | (1 play) |
| Scott Hunt Scott Hunt is the author of the Black & White Dog Book and Dumb as Morris... | (4 plays) |
| Mary Ann Hunter Dr Mary Ann Hunter is a Senior Lecturer in Arts Education at the... | (1 play) |