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Witty history from Stewart Lee
1:50pm Friday 29th August 2008
HIGHLY acclaimed comedy Elizabeth and Raleigh by Stewart Lee promises to be a right royal treat when it comes to Blackwood Miners' Institute.
Sir Walter Raleigh introduces an audience with his beloved Elizabeth I, the wittiest, wisest and most unforgiving of all the English queens.
Raleigh is in love with Elizabeth, but will he end up in her bed, or will he lose his head?
Potatoes, tobacco, Elizabethan dance, cross-dressing, xenophobia and laughs galore from the team behind the Edinburgh festival 2007 hit Johnson And Boswell - Late But Live.
Elizabeth and Raleigh is at Blackwood Miners' Institute on Friday, September 19, 7.30pm.
Tickets cost £12 (£10 reductions) and available from the box office on 01495 227206.
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Simon Munnery as Queen Elizabeth I and Miles Jupp as Sir Walter Raleigh
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