Big Ben chimes and strikes thirteen; a magical time when once a year for just over an hour the statue of Winston Churchill in Parliament Square, London comes alive and descends from his plinth to indulge himself in three of his greatest passions; drinking whisky, smoking cigars and listening to himself talk.
He talks of his childhood, his parents, his education, his marriage, his painting and writing, his appetites and of course he talks of his many years at the centre of the world political stage - especially during two world wars.
‘This is a tremendous show beautifully performed and should not be missed'– British Theatre Guide
Pip is recognised as one of the world’s leading writers and performers of solo drama. Since the phenomenal success of his portrayal of Hitler in his play ‘Adolf’, Pip has continued to tour widely not only in the UK but internationally performing original work.
Part of the Theatre of War season at The Old Town Hall.
Suitable for: 14+
Tickets: £12, £10 concession, £9 Dacorum Card, £5 UpStaged
For more information visit https://toth.dacorum.gov.uk/theatre
Event Location
The Old Town Hall
High Street
Hemel Hempstead
HP1 3AE
Telephone: 01442 228 091
Website: https://toth.dacorum.gov.uk/theatre