Clare Ferguson-Walker & Robin Ince

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Clare Ferguson-Walker & Robin Ince

Age guidance: 14+
U16s must be accompanied by an adult.

Join two marvellous minds via the vehicles of poetry, story telling, jokes and general silliness with Clare Ferguson-Walker and Robin Ince.

Clare is an award-winning poet, comedienne, sculptor and singer. She is a regular special guest with the legendary "Governor of UK stand up poetry", Dr John Cooper Clarke, and has recently been performing on his Spring 2024 tour. Clare’s explosive second collection Chrysalis, lays bare the poet's soul and takes the reader on an intimate journey laced with humour and intelligent humane observation.

Robin Ince is best known as the host of the Radio 4 series, The Infinite Monkey Cage with Brian
Cox, now on its 29th series. The former stand-up comedian has been on three international arena tours performing his poetry in front of 14,000 people at the O2 in London. He was also awarded 'Author of the Year' by The Booksellers' Association in 2022. He has written several books including Bibliomaniac, The Importance of Being Interested, I'm a Joke and So Are You. His much anticipated book, Normally Weird and Weirdly Normal, will be out in October 2024. He also beat John Cooper Clarke on Pointless Celebrities, but it was a close run thing...

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