Suzette Field is The Tribune of The Last Tuesday Society. She was born and raised in Los Angeles where one of her earliest memories is sitting on Michael Jackson’s lap in his studio while he was recording Thriller.

She moved to England to continue her education, but in 1997 dropped out of university to pursue a burgeoning career as an art director and interior designer. In 1996 she took over a 3,000 square foot warehouse on Kingsland Road in Shoreditch and converted it into a vast cinema with pre-war sofas for seating.  In 1998 she bought a five-storey derelict building in Shoreditch at a pre-Hoxton boom price and restored it to its former glory with a 25 seat cinema on the ground floor.  The renovated building received wide coverage in the style press, including a 10 page spread in The World of Interiors.

In 2000 she was one of the founders of the legendary The Modern Times Club, a retro night which Tatler dubbed “the Rolls Royce of cabaret.”  In 2005 she became Tribune of The Last Tuesday Society and is the creator of its online identity and esoteric party invitations. In 2009 the Last Tuesday Society opened its first permanent home:  a shop, art gallery and museum on Mare Street in Hackney.

Suzette Field is also a graphic artist who works in publishing and multimedia. She has an twelve year old daughter, whose list of accomplishments already eclipses her mother’s.