Marieke Hardy

Marieke Hardy is a curator, screenwriter, artist, and producer.  She has penned columns for The Age, The Drum, and Frankie magazine, and written for many television shows, including Laid, Heartbreak High, The Family Law, and Seven Types of Ambiguity.  She was co-curator of international literary salon Women of Letters and a panelist on the ABC's Book Club for 11 years. She is a recipient of the 2015 Sidney Myer Fellowship and currently co-curates monthly spoken word event Better Off Said. Her podcast, Marieke Hardy Is Going To Die, was launched in 2024.


Saturday 25 October
7.30pm (bar from 6.30)

Better Off Said: Eulogies for the Living and Dead

At one time or another, we all find there was something we wish we’d said aloud, someone out there in the world waiting to hear an important message, a piece of history we feel our voice could have improved. Better Off Said offers the opportunity to find closure and sing truth from the rooftops before it’s too late. Four guests will speak to the phrase ‘The words I wish I’d said’, and a special guest will deliver a Living Eulogy to someone or something still of this earth, to celebrate the best in our lives while we're here to hear it. From members of the team behind international literary phenomenon Women of Letters, Better Off Said is a spoken-word art salon celebrating words, stories, and human experiences. Created by Marieke Hardy and Emilie Zoey Baker and featuring Antoinette Lattouf, Hannie Rayson, Brian Nankervis, Shokoofeh Azar, and more.

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