Photo: Suzie Miller
Australian Suzie Miller's play Prima Facie has been called "one of the most electrifying pieces of theatre on Broadway" and this year won an Olivier Award following a Westend run.
The one-woman play is a dialogue on sexual assault, consent and a searing indictment of a legal system which Miller calls out as failing women worldwide.
It follows a lawyer representing men accused of sexual assault, who is assaulted herself.
Miller writes from first hand experience, having worked as a human rights lawyer before pivoting to playwriting in 2010.
Prima Facie comes to Aotearoa stages later this month with productions in Auckland and Wellington
Actor Acushla-Tara Kupe playing Tessa Ensler in the Plumb Theatre Company production of "Prima Facie" Photo: Amanda Billing
