Four Monarchs and a Mic: The BBC’s Royal Engineer

7th February
King Richard III Visitor Centre, 4A St Martins, Leicester, LE1 5DB

BBC comedy writer (Miranda, Not Going Out) + radio historian Paul Kerensa's new show about old broadcasts: a fun, fascinating sequel to An Evening of Very Old Radio.

Be informed, educated and entertained about the man who brought the mic to four monarchs: from George V to Elizabeth II via D-Day speeches, drunken broadcasts and a surprise abdication. Plus how the Palace lost the first BBC recording... and what Paul's doing to find it.

Recorded for The British Broadcasting Century Podcast - bring questions and curiosity!

"So fascinating, entertaining and amusing, loved every minute" - Audient


Performances

14:00 to 15:00 - Saturday 7th February

  • Standard: £8
  • Concession: £7

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King Richard III Visitor Centre
4A St Martins
Leicester
LE1 5DB
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