Lit Live — Behaving Badly

Name: Lit Live — Behaving Badly
Start: 2019-09-04T19:00:00+08:00
End: 2019-09-04T20:30:00+08:00
Location: Centre for Stories

Wednesday September 4, 2019
19:00 - 20:30

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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.

This month’s theme is Behaving Badly. Funny, sad, and enlightening stories about the worst in all of us! Featuring Australia’s best storyteller Humphrey Bower.

Humphrey Bower is a theatremaker, adapter of books to the stage and one of Australia’s most popular audio book narrators. He has narrated many of the world’s best known novels including those by Bryce Courtenay, Richard Flanagan, Shaun Tan, Edward de Bono, and John Marsden.

Come and enjoy an engaging and relaxed evening of entertainment with like-minded people.

Cheese and wine included.

Due to limited seating, we cannot offer ticket refunds. If you have purchased tickets to an event and can no longer attend, you are welcome to pass along your ticket to somebody else. Please notify us if you wish to do so at: info@centreforstories.com

Please note, Lit Live no longer accepts senior concession discount. We are sorry for the inconvenience.

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Sarah McNeill

Actor 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. She now runs Lit Live at the Centre for Stories.

Venue
Centre for Stories
100 Aberdeen Street Northbridge
WA, 6003

Public Transport
The Centre is a ten minute walk from the Perth train station and the Perth Busport, and is serviced by regular CAT buses.

Parking
Parking is available at the CPP Aberdeen street car park (25 metre walk) or at Wilsons car park on Zempilas St (10 metres).

Access
Wheelchair access is provided. The Centre for Stories aims to be an inclusive and supportive community venue, please contact us if you have any questions.

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