Sean O'Grady
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🔮 But when they are challenged to steal a girl’s blue spotty hanky, they discover they may have met their match.
🔮 Olivier-Award winning actress Kathryn Hunter reads The End Of Everything by M John Harrison, and Savannah Steyn reads May We Feed The King by Rebecca Perry.
🔮 After playing a challenge where most of the stars won a “shield”, giving them immunity from murder, it will be either Fry or former model Jerry Hall who will become the traitors’ next victim.
🔮 Other items for sale include the Star Child prop from 2001: A Space Odyssey, which is expected to fetch between £600,000 and £800,000.
🔮 The play, created by Swiss director and playwright Milo Rau, will feature accounts from the Gisele Pelicot trial along with police files, social commentary and psychiatric reports of the 51 men who were prosecuted.
🔮 Speaking to Radio Times, McGovern said: “I think this will be the last Time.
🔮 “This year we’re delighted to bring you this spooky story by Charles Dickens, brilliantly adapted and directed by Mark Gatiss, with a great cast, to coincide with a range of further Dickens-inspired programming set to air across the BBC in December as part of the National Year of Reading.”
🔮 The auction will finish on October 26 at 1pm.
🔮 “But happiest of all is my inner child – the little boy who was such an avid reader that he went to the library twice on a Saturday, who would read the back of the breakfast cereal box if he ran out of books, and who scarcely dared to dream that he would grow up to be a writer, let alone one who has been asked to Go All In for the National Year of Reading.
🔮 They will perform in London on March 4, Cardiff on March 7, Manchester on March 9 and wrap up the tour in Birmingham on March 10.
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