Agatha Christie, Cole Porter, and an evening with Dame Sheila Hancock lead a packed autumn season at @TheMillAtSonning.
Most tickets include dinner by the Thames. Read more on @CheeselogsRdg :
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In her 90s, Sheila Hancock makes for brilliant company as she talks about her life as a daughter, sister, mother, widow, actor, friend & a world so different from the wartime of her childhood. And yet - despite age, despite rage - she finds there are always reasons for joy.
“I remember a wave of collective determination after the war... we were as a nation saying, ‘we may look drab and exhausted, but we will still waltz and quickstep the night away on the South Bank’”, says Sheila Hancock
https://t.co/s4DcXF4bhv
“I remember a wave of collective determination after the war... we were as a nation saying, ‘we may look drab and exhausted, but we will still waltz and quickstep the night away on the South Bank’”, says Sheila Hancock
https://t.co/s4DcXF4bhv
“I bitterly regret that throughout my career I have not appreciated the love an audience can give you. I was too busy being frightened of them,” writes Sheila Hancock
https://t.co/MHw5qwH8fO
There's really nothing like a dame.
For the launch issue of O, The Observer Magazine, five great Dames of the stage - Sheila Hancock, Helen Mirren, Kristin Scott Thomas, Emma Thompson and Harriet Walter - share their career highlights
https://t.co/XEFnt82TLo
A lovely individual piece & photoshoot with Sheila here; but also a wonderful covering piece on the current crop of Dames by Wendy Ide, chief film critic
“I have always been quite glad when winter is over, but now I am thrilled that I am still here for one more reunion with the snowdrops," writes Sheila Hancock
https://t.co/JJelSrOVNX
Wow! There isn’t a more powerful piece of theatre in London than this! Powerhouse pitch perfect performances from Catherine Cusack, Julia Watson & Abigail Thaw in a gripping, affecting, disturbing & remarkable 1935 Rodney Ackland play remarkably done. @OldLadies2026 5 stars!
A very enjoyable event at British Library today - both Gyles & Sheila on top form sharing memories of Kenneth Williams in honour of his 100th birthday. Wouldn’t it be lovely if he somehow knew he was still being honoured today…
Lucky (& proud) to know her - the birthday girl: my friend, the remarkable Dame Sheila Hancock, 93 today!
She tells her story on the @therosebudpod archive: https://t.co/50ky2lkO0M
Today is Sheila’s 93rd birthday - it would also have been the 100th for her dear friend Kenneth Williams, so she and #gylesbrandreth are at the British Library sharing memories in an homage to him.
I’m sick of Head Offices stealing our joy and vitality, writes Sheila Hancock. They order us about—and now they've taken away our trifles and chocolate eclairs.
https://t.co/1V7MYEmQfT
Which productions most inspired, moved and delighted our leading theatremakers?
Actor and author Sheila Hancock chooses a farce that first brought home to her the power of comedy and the unique talent of comic performers 👇 https://t.co/XR0z3UfduA
"This morning I was listening to a podcast about how AI robot's will be doing everyone's work within six months. Which is why coming to places like The Lyric is so important for human connection." - Dame Sheila Hancock
Cue the audience at @LyricHammer erupting last night! This was part of The Lyric's 130th birthday celebrations.
@4SheilaHancock
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