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It’s on Thursday, October 13. For tickets visit
monmouth-savoy.co.uk
JOHN PEEL’S SHED
In 2002, John Osborne won a competition on John Peel’s Radio 1 show: his prize was a box of records. This storytelling show is an ode to radio, those records and anyone who’s ever sought solace in the wireless.
Written and performed by writer and theatre-maker John Osborne, this show has toured theatres, festivals, pubs and village halls across the country. It was recorded at the BBC Radio Theatre, has been broadcast on Radio 4, and was also chosen as Pick of the Day in The Radio Times.
See John Peels’s Shed at the Market Theatre, Ledbury on Friday October 28. For tickets visit
themarkettheatre.com
THE LION SPEAKS TONIGHT
Brace yourself for what is going to be a unique and unforgettable evening at the Savoy Theatre in Monmouth.
For the first time rugby legend Scott Quinell will share some of the most extraordinary stories and facts about his life both on and off the rugby pitch and how he has become one of the most recognised and respected Welsh figures. From growing up with giants of the game to learning to read and write after his retirement and becoming a star of tv and radio! Scott bares all with his hilarious tales, never seen before footage and pictures of his colourful life. Joining Scott on stage is his son Steele who whilst looking down at Dad (literally!) and maybe giving his side of some of the stories, will be performing some of the greatest songs from musical theatre.
You will have the opportunity to ask those questions you always wanted to ask and there will be limited VIP tickets which will include priority seating, ‘Meet & Greet’ prior to or following the show; with signings, photographs and a general chat with the lads and of course your personalised souvenir programme.
The show is on Friday, October 21. For tickets visit
monmouth-savoy.co.uk
CRICKETING LEGEND
An Evening with Geoffrey Boycott last appeared on stage in 2017. A great deal has happened since then - in the cricket world, the world at large and in the world of our Geoffrey.
He has had major heart surgery, become a grandfather for the first time and finally been honoured with a long-overdue knighthood. His theatre show gives the audience the chance to hear what Geoffrey thinks about - well, everything! Forthright honest views, hilarious anecdotes, personal film footage from an incredible career and a chance for the audience to ask Sir Geoffrey their own questions. It’s a brilliant new evening with our brand new knight.
This cricket event is being run in aid of the Professional Cricketers’ Association raising money for the Professional Cricketers’ Trust.
LIVE24-SEVEN.COM WARTIME HORRORS
This month Ledbury Amateur Dramatics Society present Kindertransport, a play that has enjoyed huge success around the world.
The Kindertransport (German for children’s transport) was an organised rescue effort of children from Nazi controlled territory that took place during the nine months prior to the outbreak of the Second World War.
After heartbreaking partings, many of the children never saw their parents again. Almost 10,000 (most of them Jewish) were sent by their parents from Germany to Britain.
Nine-year-old Eva ends up in Manchester. When Eva’s parents fail to escape Germany, the child changes her name and begins the process of denial of her roots. It is only when her own daughter discovers some old letters in the attic that Eva is forced to confront the truth about her past.
See it at Ledbury’s Market Theatre from October 20 -22. For tickets visit
themarkettheatre.com. All proceeds from the first night plus any donations will go to Ukrainian children’s charities.
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