Talks Revisited: Audrey Hepburn

Worthing Museum & Art Gallery is bringing Audrey Hepburn back to the screen and the stage on Thursday 26 November, as part of their Talks Revisited series. The whole point of the series is to revisit the lives of famous figures, and this time the focus is on Hepburn, who most of us know as the film legend and fashion icon of the mid-century. The talk runs from 6:30pm to 8:00pm at the museum on Chapel Road, BN11 1HP.

It's hard to find a more recognisable face from that era. Hepburn is best known for her roles in Breakfast at Tiffany's and My Fair Lady, and she built a global reputation on her elegance and her acting. She was also one of the few performers to win an Emmy, a Tony, a Grammy, and an Academy Award—the full set, essentially. But the talk looks past the screen: Hepburn was just as committed to her humanitarian work, and she used her influence to support global causes long after the cameras stopped rolling.

Leading the session is Monika Lind, a retired university lecturer in Culture and Humanities Studies, so this isn't just a trip down memory lane—it's a proper look at the life and the work. The talk runs for 90 minutes, and there's an age guidance of 16+.

Tickets start from £10.75, with a £0.75 transaction fee on top. It's on Thursday 26 November, 6:30pm to 8:00pm, at Worthing Museum & Art Gallery.