Richard Hawley

http://www.bbc.co.uk/showsandtours/shows/shows/the_verb


The Verb
Radio 3's much-loved cabaret of the word returns to the Radio Theatre on Friday 7 May.

Poet, broadcaster and Bard of Barnsley Ian McMillan, the Shirley Bassey of performance poetry, will be joined on stage by celebrated Sheffield singer songwriter Richard Hawley.

Recording at the BBC Radio Theatre, Broadcasting House, Portland Place, London on Friday 7 May. Doors open at 8.45pm.

To apply for tickets, visit the BBC Tickets Website or call the BBC Ticket Line on 0370 901 1227*.

We look forward to seeing you in our audience very soon.

Kind regards


BBC Studio Audiences

Excellent! I've applied for tickets

Me 2! Thankyou!

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people will forget what you said, forget what you did, but they will never forget the way you made them feel

And me! thank you , might see you ladies there ! ...

Will apply for tickets but it is the day after the general election so there might not be too much to laugh about. Either that or I might be drunk.

Great! Hope we all receive them - would be lovely to meet you all

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people will forget what you said, forget what you did, but they will never forget the way you made them feel

General election !! I forgot about that....come what may we can all drown our sorrows, whatever the result I think it means a shit 5 years ahead , whoever's in !

Righteous words there, sister. Tried to apply today and they said the books weren't open yet. Maybe I missed it. Anyway, if I make it, large amounts of gin are in order – will find out a nice pub near there from me sources and we could meet for a swift one. x

I understand the BBC don't leave the ticket offers open for long, then they make you wait almost till the last minute to let you know if you have a ticket.

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There's a raven in the distance, his inscription's all around you, you can't hide

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Yes, think they've shut the books. Never mind – will get drunk and moany on my sofa instead. Will get a tip for a good pub nearby though as it is me blokey's old manor.

Tickets have all gone so I will be spending my post election day somewhere else. Anyway, you lot have a good time. My boy's tips for drinking holes are basically, go somewhere else. It's full of drunk tourists and city boys on a Friday. But the Yorkshire Grey in Langham Street and the Dover Castle in Weymouth Mews are really nice little pubs. Either that or you can come to the East End and have a real night out, involving much gin and bagels in Brick Lane. Have a good one!

Well I never got tickets so will have to just listen like everyone else Helen!! Never mind... maybe another time

You've heard already? I haven't yet

We won't hear till much nearer the day - don't assume just because the applications have closed that the allocation has gone out. A friend of mine wins tickets regularly for this type of show and advises patience to those who have applied.

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There's a raven in the distance, his inscription's all around you, you can't hide

https://www.facebook.com/LiamMcKaheyandtheBodies
https://cousteaux.com/music

We won't hear till much nearer the day - don't assume just because the applications have closed that the allocation has gone out. A friend of mine wins tickets regularly for this type of show and advises patience to those who have applied.


Thanks Dawoodcock, I'll bear this in mind, perhaps i'm commiserating (right word?) too soon.. I'll let you all know if I hear anything !