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Lovers of Love
Trent Dalton + Samuel Johnson + Christine Jackman
The Edge Auditorium, slq
Special Event
SPE012
#Performances
#About the event
Duration: 60 minutes
Love is in the air in these gorgeous epistolary collections, which document longing, lust and everything in between. Romantical men Trent Dalton and Samuel Johnson will sweep you off your feet with these affairs of the heart, from the everyday to the amorous missives of Australia’s best known public figures.
Trent Dalton and Samuel Johnson in conversation with Christine Jackman
#Artists
Trent Dalton
Trent Dalton is the international bestselling author of 2023's number one bestseller, Lola in the Mirror. His books have sold over 1.2+ million copies in Australia alone. His debut novel Boy Swallows Universe broke records to become the fastest selling Australian debut novel ever is now a major global Netflix series.
Samuel Johnson
Samuel Johnson OAM is a much-loved Australian actor, best known for his work on The Secret Life of Us, Crackerjack, Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities, Rush and as the star of the hit biopic Molly. In recent times he is more proud of his work as a breast cancer advocate and determined unicyclist. He won a Gold Logie in 2017 for his work on Molly and was named the 2018 Victorian of the Year for his charity work to vanquish cancer. So far the charity he set up with his sister Connie, Love Your Sister, has raised over $15M. Samuel is a bestselling author, with his and Connie's book Love Your Sister and his endearing Dear Santa both hitting the bestseller lists and both shortlisted for an ABIA award. His winning stint on Dancing with the Stars reminded all of Australia how much we love Samuel Johnson. Samuel continues to dedicate most of his time to the charity and doing what he can to raise funds for cancer research. The Dear series is part of that fundraising.
Christine Jackman
Christine Jackman began her career as a journalist with the Courier-Mail in Brisbane, Australia, in 1993. She has worked in New York as a foreign correspondent for NewsCorp, in the Canberra press gallery and as the Australian's social issues writer. After several years as a staff writer for the Weekend Australian Magazine, Christine embraced freelance journalism, with features published in Good Weekend, Vogue and the Australian Women's Weekly. She is also a communications consultant.