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Pam Ayres has been making the nation laugh for almost five decades. She will be performing a selection of poems and stories, old and new, from her many books, including her latest, published in September 2022, Who Are You Calling Vermin?, and Pam Ayres on Animals, which was the UK’s bestselling poetry book of 2021.
Recent TV appearances include two series of The Cotswolds for Channel 5, This Morning, and Would I Lie To You?
Pam’s Radio career includes six series of Ayres On The Air, many appearances on Just A Minute, and she is honoured to have appeared twice on Desert Island Discs.
“If people are fond of me, I am delighted and I hope I have given a lot of people a laugh, as that is a great experience – to laugh!”
Approx 130 mins
Includes an interval
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