An Audience with Ann Widdecombe: Larger than life politician novelist and TV celebrity Ann Widdecombe delights audiences across the land with her witty and controversial speeches.
Now she brings her show to the general public answering questions and sharing anecdotes in conversation with Iain Dale.
Iain Dale is a political commentator, publisher and broadcaster, appearing on numerous political radio and television stations.
An Audience with Ann Widdecombe: The PLAYHOUSE Whitley Bay is pleased to announce 'An Audience with Ann Widdecombe.'
Larger than life politician, novelist and TV celebrity Ann Widdecombe delights audiences across the land with her witty and controversial speeches.
Now she brings her show to the general public, answering questions and sharing anecdotes.
An Audience with Ann Widdecombe at Playhouse Whitley Bay in Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear on Thursday, 29 March 2012.
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