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A couple on and off-screen, Ada Nicodemou and James Stewart
FANS of Home and Away are in for an unforgettable experience as beloved actors Ada Nicodemou (Leah Patterson in the hit show) and James Stewart (Justin Morgan) are coming together to host a series of exclusive fan events - including a live Q&A session and personal meet and greet opportunities.
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The real-life couple, whose on-screen romance has captured the hearts of millions, will take fans behind the scenes of Home and Away like never before — sharing stories, laughs, and memories from their time in Summer Bay.
It is a chance for Home & Away fans to see Ada and James up close, hear their personal insights into playing two of the Aussie soap’s most loved characters, and ask the questions they’ve always wanted answered.
The Limerick event takes place in the Absolute Hotel on January 8 from 8pm to 10pm.
Range of tickets available online.
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