Jonathan Miller is one of the most multitalented Britons of his generation: an internationally celebrated opera and theatre director, a physician, writer and TV personality. Noted for his dazzling intelligence and anti-establishmentarian wit, he is one of postwar Britain’s most intriguing intellectuals. In what will be only the second public conversation between Miller and his unofficial biographer, Kate Bassett – Miller has not read the book – he will contemplate the nature ...