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Suzie Miller Discusses Inter Alia Novel and Career, with Prima Facie Film and New Play Premiering

publication · 2026-10-07

Australian playwright Suzie Miller, known for her works Prima Facie and Inter Alia, has transitioned her plays into novels, with Inter Alia released on 29 September. This novel centers on Jessica Parks, a judge in London, whose son faces assault charges. The stage adaptation debuted in the West End in 2025, featuring Rosamund Pike, who earned an Olivier Award for her performance; it is set to move to Broadway in November. Miller crafted Inter Alia to engage parents of boys, tackling themes such as consent and toxic masculinity. Prima Facie has been performed in 52 countries, prompting reforms in UK courts. A film version of Prima Facie, starring Cynthia Erivo, was unveiled at TIFF in September. Miller will present discussions on Inter Alia in Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney from 7 to 11 October.

Key facts

  • Suzie Miller's novel Inter Alia was released on 29 September.
  • The stage play Inter Alia premiered in 2025 in the West End, starring Rosamund Pike, who won an Olivier Award.
  • Inter Alia transfers to Broadway in November, again starring Rosamund Pike.
  • Prima Facie has been presented in 52 countries, leading to UK court reforms on sexual assault cases.
  • A feature film adaptation of Prima Facie, starring Cynthia Erivo, premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in September and releases in Australia in January.
  • Miller's new play Strong is the New Pretty premiered at the 2026 Brisbane Festival.
  • Miller will appear at Cinema Nova in Melbourne on 7 October, Brisbane Writers Festival on 9 October, and the State Library of NSW in Sydney on 11 October.
  • In Northern Ireland, watching the recording of Prima Facie is now part of judges' training.

Entities

Artists

  • Suzie Miller
  • Rosamund Pike
  • Cynthia Erivo
  • Jodie Comer
  • Sheridan Harbridge
  • Heather Mitchell
  • Ruth Bader Ginsburg
  • Lee Lewis
  • Justin Martin
  • Michelle Lim Davidson
  • Eddie Perfect
  • Dean Bryant
  • Hilary McPhee
  • Helen Garner
  • Stephen A Russell
  • Leah J. Williams
  • Sarah Ward

Institutions

  • Prima Facie
  • Inter Alia
  • NT Live
  • Old Bailey
  • The Examination of Serious Sexual Assault (Tessa)
  • Toronto International Film Festival
  • Brisbane Festival
  • Cinema Nova
  • Brisbane Writers Festival
  • State Library of NSW
  • Griffin Theatre
  • Malthouse Theatre
  • Woodward Productions
  • Light Sound Art Film
  • ArtsHub
  • ScreenHub
  • The Conversation
  • Variety Australia
  • Concrete Playground
  • Goethe-Institut Australien
  • Australian Centre for the Moving Image
  • SBS
  • SBS Movies
  • Flicks
  • Lumina
  • Senses of Cinema
  • Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts
  • Junkee
  • FilmInk
  • Broadsheet
  • Televised Revolution
  • Metro Magazine
  • Screen Education
  • City of Gold Coast
  • World Film Locations

Locations

  • Australia
  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • West End
  • Broadway
  • Northern Ireland
  • Toronto
  • Canada
  • Melbourne
  • Brisbane
  • Sydney
  • Germany
  • Perth

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