Writing for stage and screen for twenty years.

Stage Whispers magazine described You're the Man as a 'must-see' play and said 'Paul Mitchell has written a wonderful cataclysmic play that provides new and challenging insight on the foreboding theme of domestic violence.'

With Simon Mason, Paul wrote and recorded this album of spoken word and songs.

Paul wrote a dramatic monologue about patricide that Silas Aiton performed as part of the Melbourne Writers' Theatre's 'Dark-Light' season of short plays.

Paul wrote and performed this show about a family of working-class poets.

With poets alicia sometimes, Sean Whelan, and Emily Zoe Baker, Paul was part of this science-meets-poetry-and-music show at the Melbourne Planetarium.

As Jumbuktu, Paul wrote and recorded this album of spoken word and music with Bill Buttler.