An Audience With Sir Tony Robinson

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From much-loved comedy to ground-breaking history programmes, BAFTA award winning, Sir Tony Robinson is one of the UK's most loved and distinctive figures on British television, a presence felt across generations. This special evening offers a rare chance to see Sir Tony Robinson live onstage, reflecting on a career that has helped shape our cultural landscape whilst entertaining audiences of all ages.

Sir Tony will revisit some of the defining moments of his distinguished career — from the enduring brilliance of Blackadder to the ground-breaking success of Time Team and beyond. With his trademark charm and humour, he shares the stories behind the screen and reflects on his connection with audiences across decades.

The evening will conclude with an audience Q&A and a book signing.

Sir Tony Robinson has built a remarkable career across stage and screen. Trained at the Central School of Speech and Drama, he began his career in theatre and early television, quickly establishing himself as a talented character actor.

He rose to national prominence in the 1980s with his portrayal of Baldrick in the hugely successful Blackadder, a performance that secured his place in British comedy history. In the years that followed, Sir Tony expanded his career into presenting, becoming the face of Time Team, the ground-breaking archaeological series he fronted for two decades, helping to bring history and archaeology to a wide mainstream audience.

Alongside his television work, he has written extensively for both adults and children, with a particular passion for making history accessible and engaging. His novel; 'The House of Wolf', has been shortlisted for the Debut Novel of the Year Award at the national book awards and is a Sunday Times Best Seller. His contributions to the arts and to public understanding of history were recognised with a knighthood for services to culture.

With a career spanning more than fifty years, Sir Tony Robinson remains a distinctive and influential voice in British cultural life.

The event will feature a live on-stage interview with former ITV presenter, Jon Monie