Trent Dalton: Gravity Let Me Go
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Actors name
Chars name
Trent Dalton: Gravity Let Me Go
When
6.15pm - 7.15pm
Where
Carrillo Gantner Theatre
Sidney Myer Asia Centre
The University of Melbourne
159 Monash Road, Parkville VIC 3010
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From the internationally bestselling author of Boy Swallows Universe and Lola in the Mirror comes a gritty, darkly funny and wholly unexpected new novel about ambition, truth and the redemptive power of love.
Noah Cork has just published the scoop of a lifetime: a white-hot true-crime book about the cold-blooded killer who slipped an unfolding murder mystery into his mailbox. But if this is his moment of triumph, then why is his whole life unravelling? As a severe storm heads towards Brisbane, Noah is hurtling headfirst into a swirling squall of secrets. He must now cling for dear life to the only story that ever really mattered. He must hold on to the truth. He must hold on to the story. He must hold on to love.
Join Trent Dalton and host Michael Williams for an illuminating discussion about this electrifying new work.
Presented as part of Readings' Day in Carlton.
Tickets
Full Price + Book
$60
Full Price (without book)
$30
Under 30s + Book
$50
Under 30s (without book)
$20
Running Time
60 minutes approximately
Photography and Recording
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Partners
Presented in partnership with Readings and The Wheeler Centre
Featuring...
Trent Dalton
Michael Williams
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From the internationally bestselling author of Boy Swallows Universe and Lola in the Mirror comes a gritty, darkly funny and wholly unexpected new novel about ambition, truth and the redemptive power of love.
Noah Cork has just published the scoop of a lifetime: a white-hot true-crime book about the cold-blooded killer who slipped an unfolding murder mystery into his mailbox. But if this is his moment of triumph, then why is his whole life unravelling? As a severe storm heads towards Brisbane, Noah is hurtling headfirst into a swirling squall of secrets. He must now cling for dear life to the only story that ever really mattered. He must hold on to the truth. He must hold on to the story. He must hold on to love.
Join Trent Dalton and host Michael Williams for an illuminating discussion about this electrifying new work.
Presented as part of Readings' Day in Carlton.
Featuring...
Trent Dalton
Michael Williams
What's on at UMAC
Whitefella Yella Tree
After a runaway debut at Sydney's Griffin Theatre in 2022, Whitefella Yella Tree makes its Victorian premiere in a strictly limited season.
PIECES 2025
Witness three world premiere performances choreographed by Jenni Large, Jo Lloyd and Siobhan McKenna.
See all upcoming events