Lit Live – A Line in the Sand
Featuring
- Sarah McNeill
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Jul 8, 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Centre for Stories
Lit Live is great short stories, read by great storytellers.
Every month producer and presenter Sarah McNeill chooses the best short fiction from around the world, and selects the best local actors to read them.
The theme for July is A Line in the Sand and features Classic and contemporary short fiction about drawing that line in the sand. When is enough enough?
Featuring Rebecca Davis, actor and producer of A Fortunate Life.
Come and enjoy an engaging and relaxed evening of entertainment with like-minded people.
Due to COVID-19 this event has limited numbers and requires guests to practice physical distancing. Please ensure you wash and sanitise your hands on arrival. If you have symptoms of cold and flu please do not attend.
Please note, we do not offer ticket refunds. If you wish to pass your ticket on to someone else, please notify us at: info@centreforstories.com. Lit Live does not accept senior concession discount. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
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Sarah McNeill
Collapse BioActor Sarah McNeill graduated from the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, at 19-years-old McNeill moved to Melbourne to work in film, television and theatre, where she met her husband Greg while they played husband and wife in new Australia play Jam Tomorrow. The couple have maintained their acting careers through work at Effie Crump Theatre, Perth Theatre Company and Black Swan State Theatre Company, as well as film and television. A change in Perth’s theatre landscape, particularly in the previous year where McNeill found less opportunities available, led her to start presenting public readings at book launches and other events. She now runs Lit Live at the Centre for Stories.
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