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Suzie Miller's 'Strong is the New Pretty' Premieres at Brisbane Festival 2026

festival-fair · 2026-09-02

The world premiere of Suzie Miller's new play 'Strong is the New Pretty' is running at Brisbane Festival 2026, celebrating women's football and the creation of the AFLW. Directed by Sarah Giles, the play charts the journey to establish a professional women's league in Australian Rules football, which took over a century and culminated in the inaugural AFLW match in 2017. The production features a cast of eight women, including Contessa Treffone, and tours to Canberra, Geelong, and Sydney after its Brisbane season. Miller, known for 'Prima Facie' and 'RBG: Of One, Many', uses football as a vehicle to explore broader themes of women navigating male-dominated structures and creating space for themselves. Giles, who took over directing from Lee Lewis, emphasizes the collaborative and female-led process, drawing parallels between the actors' virtuosity and the athletes' achievements. The play arrives alongside the return of 'Ted Lasso' focusing on women's soccer, highlighting a growing spotlight on women's sports.

Key facts

  • World premiere at Brisbane Festival 2026, running until 19 September.
  • Written by Suzie Miller, directed by Sarah Giles.
  • Cast includes Contessa Treffone, Lucy Bell, Amy Hack, Amy Ingram, Alex King, Amber McMahon, Tara Morice, and Nyasha Ogden.
  • Tours to Canberra (24-26 September), Geelong (8-11 October), and Sydney (22 October-5 December).
  • AFLW was established in 2017 after a 2010 report recommended its creation.
  • AFLW grew from 8 teams in 2017 to 18 in 2022, matching the men's competition.
  • Miller's previous works include 'Prima Facie' and 'RBG: Of One, Many'.
  • Giles took over from Lee Lewis, who stepped down for family reasons.
  • The play is 100 minutes long and features eight actors.
  • Treffone plays an Adelaide Crows player and a media representative.

Entities

Artists

  • Suzie Miller
  • Sarah Giles
  • Contessa Treffone
  • Lucy Bell
  • Amy Hack
  • Amy Ingram
  • Alex King
  • Amber McMahon
  • Tara Morice
  • Nyasha Ogden
  • Lee Lewis

Institutions

  • Brisbane Festival
  • AFLW
  • Australian Football League
  • Queensland Performing Arts Centre
  • ArtsHub
  • ScreenHub
  • Sydney Theatre Company

Locations

  • Brisbane
  • Australia
  • Canberra
  • Geelong
  • Sydney
  • Mandurah
  • Western Australia
  • Melbourne
  • Perth

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