Rachelle Unreich: A Brilliant Life
Rachelle Unreich + Scott Stephens
Auditorium 2, slq
Regular Program
1074
#Performances
#About the event
Duration: 60 minutes
Bringing to bear journalistic experience and a daughter’s love, Rachelle Unreich tells the story of her mother, Mira – a Holocaust survivor who, throughout her extraordinary life, insisted on the fundamental goodness of human beings. Blending family and global history, this is a moving account of love and resilience.
#Artists
Rachelle Unreich
Rachelle Unreich started her journalism career when she was completing her Arts/Law degrees at Monash University. In addition to studying writing at UCLA, she has lived in New York, Los Angeles, Sydney and Melbourne. She has been a journalist for 38 years, writing cover stories for The Age, Harper's Bazaar, marie claire, Rolling Stone and others, and has had regular columns in the Sydney Morning Herald, the Herald Sun and Elle magazine. Her work has appeared extensively in Australia, the US, UK and South-East Asia. She currently lives in Melbourne.
Scott Stephens
Scott Stephens is the ABC’s Religion & Ethics online editor and the co-host, with Waleed Aly, of The Minefield on ABC Radio National. He and Waleed Aly are also the authors of Uncivil Wars: How contempt is corroding democracy (Quarterly Essay 87) (2022). He is editor of Justice and Hope: Essays, lectures and other writings by Raimond Gaita (2023), and the co-editor and translator of two volumes of the selected writings of Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Žižek, Interrogating the Real (2005) and The Universal Exception (2006).