Ripon - Heart

An Evening with Hugh Bonneville - Holy Trinity Church

Dates:
Sat 21 Nov 2026 7:00 PM

About An Evening with Hugh Bonneville - Holy Trinity Church

Join the Downton Abbey and Paddington star for a very special fundraising evening in support of Ripon Theatre Festival.

Best known around the world as Robert Crawley, Earl of Grantham, in Downton Abbey and the much-loved Mr Brown in the Paddington films, Hugh will join us for an intimate evening of conversation about his extraordinary career across theatre, television and film.

Interviewed on stage by former BBC Radio York presenter Anna Wallace, Hugh will share stories from a career that has taken him from the stage to some of Britain's biggest screen successes.

Following the conversation, Hugh will sign copies of his new book, Rory Sparkes and the Spy Who Loved Tea, hosted by The Little Ripon Bookshop - making it a wonderful opportunity to pick up a signed Christmas gift.

Books and refreshments available from 6.15pm

The event is produced for Ripon Theatre Festival [http://www.ripontheatrefestival.org] by Cause & Effect PR [https://www.causeuk.com/] and kindly sponsored by Hethertons Solicitors. [https://www.hethertons.co.uk/]

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Saturday 21 November 7:00pm Standard: Book Now

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