Step into the world of Ancient Rome for a special live recording of Emperors of Rome, the award-winning podcast hosted by Dr Rhiannon Evans and Matt Smith.
Presented in connection with the ROME: Empire, Power, People exhibition, this live event invites audiences to experience the Emperors of Rome podcast in real time as it explores the forces that shaped one of history’s most influential empires.
Moving beyond emperors and battles, Emperors of Rome delves into the everyday Roman life, from political power and public spectacle to Roman belief systems.
In this special live recording, Evans and Smith will turn their attention to themes drawn from the exhibition, bringing fresh perspectives and lively discussion to the gallery context.
This is a rare opportunity to go behind the scenes of a beloved history podcast. Whether you’re a long-time listener or new to the series, join us for an evening of insight, curiosity and conversation at the intersection of history, storytelling and contemporary reflection.
Adult $20
Member Adult $18
Child 16 Years & Under $14
Member Child 16 Years & Under $10
Concession $16
Tuesday 4 August
7 to 8pm
Rhiannon Evans is Adjunct Associate Professor of Classics and Ancient History at La Trobe University, and is an expert on ancient Roman literature, history and culture. After studying in the UK and USA, she taught at universities in Tasmania and Victoria for three decades. She is passionate about communicating the ancient past to a wider audience and is the co-host of the popular podcast Emperors of Rome.
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