While working on a new story for Xena: Warrior Princess, scriptwriter Chris Manheim took time out to talk about how she became involved in the show as a freelancer and eventually a story editor and producer.

As head of the writing team on Xena: Warrior Princess, R.J. Stewart oversees the creation of all the scripts for the series.

In the divergent roles of Cupid and Julius Caesar, actor Karl Urban has brought more than his fair share of love and hate to the Xenaverse. David Bassom gains an audience with the man behind the myths.

Few have led a life so full of change, violence and suffering as Xena and lived to tell. Yet despite the struggles and difficulties she has experienced, Xena still lives her life for others - fighting the good fight until the bitter end.

Lucy Lawless takes a short break from filming a scene in a royal Egyptian bedchamber to give Kate Barker the lowdown on dividing her time between saving the known world and motherhood.

Ali Rasul, Renaissance Pictures’ new Director of Marketing, discusses all the latest goings-on at Xena’s production company…

Charles Keating returns as Zeus in God Fearing Child.

Behind the scenes on the shooting of the season five episode Little Problems, by Kate Barker.

When fans of the show Xena: Warrior Princess get together, things change for The Greater Good, as Ian Rentoul discovers…

Bruce Campbell takes a break from filming Renaissance Pictures’ latest series, Jack of all Trades, to teach David Bassom the art of cooking grape nuts…

One of the aspects of US television which is least familiar to viewers from elsewhere in the world is the age-old tradition of the clip show. Jim Smith investigates examples from Xena and Hercules. 

Ian Rentoul caught up with Tony Todd whilst he was preparing for the opening of his latest play. Forever known as ‘the man who killed Iolaus’, Todd has played three characters to date in Hercules and Xena.

K. Stoddard Hayes gets under the skin of the ancient world’s greatest conman… er, salesman: Salmoneus.

Famed for his quick wit, imaginative ideas and wacky business ventures, Salmoneus is undoubtedly the most popular free-market capitalist to ever cross paths with Hercules and Xena.

As filming closed on Hercules, Kevin Sorbo reflected on his long association with the starring role in an exclusive interview.

Kate Barker roots around a few workshops on the New Zealand sets of Xena, and finds the men whose job it is to make weapons of war.

“It's an epic tale we've got here,” says episode director Phil Sgriccia of God Fearing Child… and he should know.

Along the way [Ephiny] has also become one of the best loved figures in Xena’s mythic world, a development that gratifies and amazes the New Zealand actress who plays her, Danielle Cormack.

In the following interview with Xena trainer/wrangler Horace Newton, you’ll learn everything you ever needed to know about an amazing trio of four-footed friends who add up to one TV wonder horse.

Editor Rob Field gets it all together for Xena’s kinetic action scenes.