A Night with Tony Hawks & Friends
Tony Hawks and his comedy friends Alan Davies and Miles Jupp - and others to be announced - are delighted to having you for an exclusive one-night charity show on Sunday 8 October at 6.30 at Charring Cross Theatre.
This will be a great opportunity to spend a laughter-filled night and give your support to Westminster International Rotary Club charities that support young people in the borough and to Child Aid’s projects to help disabled children in Moldova.

Tony and his friends will engage you in a brand-new comedy game show. All you need to do is to come armed with your best general knowledge question and bring a prize that's small enough to fit into a carrier bag - the sort of thing you might find in a car boot sale or bric-a-brac stall. Your general knowledge question could eventually decide who wins and your prize award the lucky one!

Reserve your ticket, you will be able to choose between:

·         £40 premium tickets (available on a first-come first-served basis). This will include:
Access to see the show 
Meet and mingle with Tony Hawks and other guest comedians
Post-show complimentary drinks and canapés
More entertainment including a live impressionistic painting demonstration by artist Zsuzsanna Pataki followed by a painting auction!

Or

·         £25 standard tickets which will include access to see the show only 

There are no booking fees and all proceeds will go to Westminster International Rotary Club charities and Child Aid’s projects.
Join us for this special night!

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Sound Designer — Andy Johnson
Video Designer — Matt Powell
Production Manager — James Anderton
Assistant & Movement Director — Heather Douglas
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