Yael Farber is an award-winning writer and director who was born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa. She is at the forefront of a movement of artists keen to share their stories of the horrors of Apartheid with the world.

"'Miss Julie has never raged quite so fiercely as she does in this searing and fearless new version - savage and unbound. Brilliant.' starstarstarstarstar The Guardian 'The smash hit of the Fringe.' starstarstarstarstar The Telegraph 'Gets you watching as if your life depended on it, and leaves you heart-wrecked" starstarstarstarstar Sunday Times 'Eroticism and anger intertwine devastatingly in this post-apartheid overhaul of a controversial classic' starstarstarstarstar Time Out 'The temperature never stops rising in Yael Farber's Mies Julie, a play for which "scorcher" is way too mild a description - inspired' Ben Brantley, New York Times 'Farber makes new, frightening sense of the play's thematic power battles, turning Julie and John's relationship into a visceral fight for the ancestral home rights' Metro"

Yael Farber is an award-winning writer and director who was born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa. She is at the forefront of a movement of artists keen to share their stories of the horrors of Apartheid with the world.

"'Miss Julie has never raged quite so fiercely as she does in this searing and fearless new version - savage and unbound. Brilliant.' starstarstarstarstar The Guardian 'The smash hit of the Fringe.' starstarstarstarstar The Telegraph 'Gets you watching as if your life depended on it, and leaves you heart-wrecked" starstarstarstarstar Sunday Times 'Eroticism and anger intertwine devastatingly in this post-apartheid overhaul of a controversial classic' starstarstarstarstar Time Out 'The temperature never stops rising in Yael Farber's Mies Julie, a play for which "scorcher" is way too mild a description - inspired' Ben Brantley, New York Times 'Farber makes new, frightening sense of the play's thematic power battles, turning Julie and John's relationship into a visceral fight for the ancestral home rights' Metro"

Yael Farber is an award-winning writer and director who was born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa. She is at the forefront of a movement of artists keen to share their stories of the horrors of Apartheid with the world.

"'Miss Julie has never raged quite so fiercely as she does in this searing and fearless new version - savage and unbound. Brilliant.' starstarstarstarstar The Guardian 'The smash hit of the Fringe.' starstarstarstarstar The Telegraph 'Gets you watching as if your life depended on it, and leaves you heart-wrecked" starstarstarstarstar Sunday Times 'Eroticism and anger intertwine devastatingly in this post-apartheid overhaul of a controversial classic' starstarstarstarstar Time Out 'The temperature never stops rising in Yael Farber's Mies Julie, a play for which "scorcher" is way too mild a description - inspired' Ben Brantley, New York Times 'Farber makes new, frightening sense of the play's thematic power battles, turning Julie and John's relationship into a visceral fight for the ancestral home rights' Metro"