Evening Wordship with John Hegley

Friday 3 December 8.30pm-late

A getting ready for festivities with family riddles, unicorn and dalek impressions and songs in praise of vegetables and buses. No raffle.

Hegley is known as a poet and singer with a common and comedic touch, hence the quotation from The Observer, 'Awesomely mundane'.

The poet Adrian Mitchell said of him: 'Just because he is one of the funniest men alive, do not underestimate his dedicated gentleness.'

And The Luton News said that his lyrics, '...quite often make little sense'

Calling all school children - would you like John Hegley to come to your school on Friday afternoon, December 3?
Simply get your head teacher to draw a dalek and send it in to the Stroud News and Journal. The worst picture wins. Pictures need to reach the SNJ before 5pm, Thursday, December 2, so don't delay. Email pictures to stroud.arts@stroudnewsandjournal.co.uk or drop them in to us at Stroud News and Journal, 6 Lansdown, Stroud, GL5 1BE. Good luck.

£8 in advance from Trading Post £10 on the door