Maureen Lipman
Sunday 11 December - 7.00 pm
The Venue
The magnificent Maureen Lipman
has the knack of making the
everyday supremely entertaining,
the ordinary absurd and
unexpected. In her sparkling new
book I Must Collect Myself: Choice
Cuts from a Long Shelf-Life Maureen joyfully reminisces on
her long and varied career recalling some unforgettable
stories and characters. Expect the odd risqué joke as
well as fond and amusing memories of her late mother
Zelma and her late husband, the playwright Jack
Rosenthal - all delivered with her pithy opinions and in
her inimitable prose.
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Alan Titchmarsh
Tuesday
22 November - 8.00 pm
The Venue
Alan Titchmarsh, one of the most
popular faces on television, has
written more than forty gardening
books, not to mention seven bestselling
novels - his latest being "The Haunting" - or his memoirs.
The green-fingered presenter
returns to Chichester talking about
his writing and, no doubt, any number of other topics,
all delivered with his characteristic wit, warmth and
humour!
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Isla Blair and
Julian Glover
Tuesday
29 November - 7.00 pm
Vicars" Hall, Cathedral Green PO19 1PX
A delightful "in conversation" hour
with two renowned actors, who
also happen to be husband and
wife. Isla Blair has starred in
numerous films and plays, and
recently published A Tiger"s
Wedding, a moving memoir about
her Indian childhood. Julian
Glover"s stage and screen career encompasses everything
from the RSC to Star Wars, Indiana Jones and The Last
Crusade and, most recently, Game of Thrones.
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Terry Wogan
Thursday
1 December - 7.00 pm
The Venue
One of the most recognisable faces
and voices in the British media
Terry Wogan recently made a tour
of his native land, for a book
entitled Wogan"s Ireland. He regales
us with his impressions of the place
after so many years living away, and
all with his distinctively wry take
on the absurdities of modern life.
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