Award-winning actress, fitness guru and political activist Jane Fonda is set to inspire Aussie audiences with her incredible life story this August. She will be filling Sydney Opera House and Melbourne's Hamer Hall with tales about her life growing up in Hollywood royalty, her own acting career, her activism, the causes she supports and her current projects, both on and off screen.
Jane Fonda is definitely one of the most recognisable women of our time. Her life and work have challenged boundaries for six decades on every stage imaginable.
From 'Barbarella' to 'Klute', 'Barefoot in the Park' to 'Coming Home', 'The China Syndrome' to '9 to 5 'and 'On Golden Pond', Jane Fonda's legacy as an Oscar-winning Hollywood powerhouse is unassailable. That trajectory continues this year with the upcoming release of the film 'Book Club', her reunion with Robert Redford in 'Our Souls At Night', as well as her Netflix comedy series with Lily Tomlin, 'Grace and Frankie'.
Between her activism going back to the late '60s, her one-woman fitness video revolution of the '80s and her tireless work for women's health and representation, Jane has never been defined by one job. In the last decade alone, the daughter of Hollywood royalty has made a Broadway comeback, released another five exercise videos, and accepted lifetime achievement awards from Cannes, the Venice Film Festival, the American Film Institute and the New York Women's Agenda.
From Vogue cover star of '59 to 2018's poster girl for senior power, Jane Fonda has travelled a road of high glamour, personal hardship, constant conviction and resilience that amounts to a model of pure inspiration for generations.
Grab your tickets and prepare to be inspired and motivated by Jane Fonda's life story this August!
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