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Flat White

An empty chair, a missing Premier, a poignant metaphor

12 April 2017

10:00 AM

12 April 2017

10:00 AM

The British actress, comedian, broadcaster, Liz Carr, known internationally for her work opposing assisted suicide as a disability campaigner as well as her role in the BBC forensics drama, Silent Witness, has been in Melbourne, Australia for the last few weeks with her show: Assisted Suicide: The Musical.

Part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Liz’s show is incredibly funny as it is poignant.

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