An Evening with Suzie Miller
Description
In this special event, Suzie Miller reflects on her remarkable career across theatre, literature and law, discussing the ideas and experiences that have informed her work and the urgent social questions that drive her creativity.
At the centre of this conversation with Rosemarie Milsom is her powerful new novel Inter Alia, which explores what happens when an eminent High Court Judge is forced to reckon with her professional life and role as wife, mother, friend, and feminist when a devastating crisis hits home. Intimate and provocative, Inter Alia examines modern masculinity, family, privilege and accountability with the intelligence and emotional force that have become Miller's hallmark.
When: | Thursday 1 October 7.30pm - 8.30pm |
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Where: | Newcastle Theatre Company - Laneway Theatre, 90 De Vitre St, Lambton |
Tickets: | $35.00 + $1.38 booking fee |
Bar: | Bar opens at 6.30pm |
About
Suzie Miller is a multi-award-winning Australian/British writer whose international contemporary stories explore humanity and dismantle complex structural hierarchies. She holds academic qualifications in science, law, and theatre, utilising this diverse background to anchor her narratives in profound real-world stakes. Her debut novel, Prima Facie - adapted from her smash-hit solo play - became an instant bestseller and has been translated into 10 languages. Suzie's theatrical works continue to be staged globally, enjoying prestigious runs on London's West End and Broadway, New York, as well as main stages in 50 different countries. She is married with two adult children and lives between London and Sydney.
Rosemarie Milsom is the director of Adelaide Writers' Week and founding director of Newcastle Writers Festival.
Plan your visit
Accessibility
Please email admin@newcastlewritersfestival.org.au if you require wheelchair accessible seating, our team will book your seats. For visitors with mobility issues, enter the theatre via the laneway for level access with no stairs. Ushers are available to store walkers during the performance. The theatre has an accessible bathroom with a handrail and space for wheelchairs. A hearing aid loop is available from all seats by switching to the ‘T’ mode. Guide dogs and assistance animals are welcome; notify us when booking for appropriate seating.
How to get there
Buses run along Elder Street, connecting to the theatre via a laneway. The nearest railway station is Broadmeadow. Plan your trip via Transport NSW.
Parking
Parking is available in the public car park opposite the theatre on De Vitre Street, with time restrictions enforced at certain times. Street parking is also available in the surrounding areas.
The Venue
Nestled in the heart of Lambton, the venue offers a unique and intimate theatre experience all within walking distance of Elder Street’s cafes and restaurants.
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