The Last Princess of Lebanon – Floor Talk & Q&A

Begin the story where it all started.

Join interviewer Jan Nary in conversation with Nadia Milford — dancer, actor and storyteller — for an intimate morning floor talk uncovering a remarkable family history. Discover the journey of Nadia’s great-grandmother, who left the opulence of Lebanese nobility for a new life in Dalby at just fifteen years old.

Hear the personal story behind The Last Princess of Lebanon and the legacy that continues to shape Nadia’s own artistic journey.

Enjoy a relaxed morning with peppermint tea and coffee included, and make it extra special by pre-booking a delicious selection of individual Lebanese treats to savour during the talk.

This exclusive conversation offers a rare opportunity to connect with the history behind the performance — the perfect prelude to experiencing the full stage production at the *Redland Performing Arts Centre on 12 June.

“The journey to her was actually a journey towards myself.”

Tea and coffee, including refreshing peppermint tea, will be served following the floor talk. Stay a little longer, relax, and mingle with fellow guests as you enjoy the morning atmosphere. You can also elevate your experience by pre-booking a delicious selection of individual Lebanese treats to enjoy during morning tea.

Please note: Tickets for The Last Princess of Lebanon full stage production are sold separately through the Redland Performing Arts Centre. There, you’ll experience how this remarkable history is transformed into a powerful theatrical event. Through intimate storytelling, dynamic dance, a striking set, and a rich soundscape blending traditional Lebanese and contemporary music, Nadia brings this deeply personal story vividly to life on stage.
To book, visit: https://www.rpac.com.au/what-s-on/all-events/the-last-princess-of-lebanon/

Floor Talk Schedule:
Arrival: 9:45am
Presentation begins: 10:00am sharp
Tea & coffee served: 11:00am
Pre-ordered morning tea served: 11:00am

Your ticket includes tea, coffee, and general Museum entry.
Please note: Lebanese morning tea is available at an additional cost.

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