Inter Alia

Inter Alia is a courtroom drama play in which a celebrated Crown Court judge keeps her work and domestic life separate until her personal life collides with her professional principles. It was written by Olivier Award winner Suzie Miller, who previously wrote Prima Facie, and is directed by Justin Martin. The production stars Rosamund Pike, who won an Olivier Award for the role in London, as Judge Jessica Parks, whose teenage son is accused of rape. The play examines consent, young relationships, and the impact of a hyper-digital culture on today's teenage boys, relying on flashbacks, shifting sets, and Pike's performance to show a woman both unravelling and stitching together the truth of the unthinkable.