William Roache, who plays Coronation Street's Ken Barlow, offers Manchester
audiences a rare treat by hosting an entertaining evening of anecdotes,
art and fundraising in support of the region’s homeless.
The one-off
event takes place at Mustard Tree - a charity supporting the homeless and marginalised - in Ancoats on Saturday 16 March from 7.00pm.
An Audience with William Roache MBE includes
an intimate talk by William, who will share stories about his life and
work and will be answering questions from audience members.
Two photographs of the whole Coronation Street cast signed by William will be auctioned, and a charity raffle will give one lucky audience member the opportunity to win an original painted portrait of William signed personally and presented by him.
One
raffle runner-up will take home a commission of their choice worth up
to £2000 by Manchester Visual Artist and Mustard Tree’s Creative
Programmes Manager Graham Hudson from his acclaimed body of work Angels Vs Demons. The third prize consists of an original art work by one of the emerging artists at Mustard Tree’s ART STUD110. Audience
members will also be provided with light refreshments and a drama
performance from Mustard Tree’s performing arts group.
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