RESIDENTS are invited to join British comedy icon Caroline Quentin for an evening on stage in Basingstoke.
Caroline Quentin will be visiting towns up and down the country next spring, with her new show The Plot So Far - based, in part, on her upcoming gardening book - press release attached.
During the tour, she will be coming to Basingstoke’s The Anvil on Tuesday, February 27.
The show will be devoted to horticultural hilarity, love, and the therapeutic power of tending the soil beneath our feet.
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The tour is inspired by her delightful upcoming new book Drawn to the Garden which is a a heartwarming and humorous exploration of the joys of gardening, which brings to life Caroline’s passion for plants, vegetables and the simple pleasures of cultivating the earth. Over the years, she has come to realise that gardening, just like life, is a series of baffling failures, but also unplanned successes and happy accidents.
Caroline is a much-loved and renowned figure in British comedy, well known for her lead roles in the award-winning British sitcom Men Behaving Badly and crime drama Jonathan Creek, as well as her sparkling turn in series 18 of the BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing. More recently over 140,000 followers have come to love her Instagram posts as a lifelong keen and passionate gardener.
Expect singing, dancing, and showing off as Caroline’s tales, told to her great friend presenter Maria McErlane, bloom on stage.
For tickets visit anvilarts.org.uk.
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