Keele Hall Readings: Julia Cranney

Tuesday 17 November
5.00pm-7.00pm
Raven Mason Suite, Keele Hall
Free admission

Award-winning playwright, screenwriter and actor Julia Cranney joins us for the latest event in the Keele Hall Readings series.

Born and based in Liverpool, Cranney has established an acclaimed career across stage and screen. Her theatre work includes Moments and Empty Beds, the latter winning both the Scottish Daily Mail Award and an inaugural Eddies Award. Her screenwriting credits range from adaptations for the BBC to original feature films released internationally. Her short film Measure, co-written and co-directed with filmmaker Helen Simmons, has been screened at BAFTA and Academy Award qualifying festivals around the world.

A member of BAFTA Connect, Cranney combines her creative practice with work as a writer educator for the charity First Story and as a volunteer counsellor with Childline.

Join us in the Raven Mason Suite, Keele Hall, for an engaging evening of readings and conversation, offering insight into Cranney's creative practice, her work across theatre and film, and the contemporary writing landscape.

Admission is free and all are welcome.