From Hancock to Dad's Army - The History of British Classic Sit Com.

David Pibworth


Organisation:
Underneath The Arches Theatre
Region:
Anywhere
Notice Period:
Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
Type:
Professional
Fee:
Paid: 150.00 plus travel expenses
Category:
Entertainment
Updated:
10th March 2025
Tagged:
Comedy | Theatre | Music Hall

This is a talk taking you through through the classic age of British Situation Comedy with the behind the scenes look at some of the problems, gossip and funny tales of some of the best known actors and writers of Sit Com.

David can provide slides on his PC to remind you of some of these characters.

This is a very light hearted talk, and David is very happy to do a Q & A session, and/or natter over a cup of tea.

Due to it's popularity David now always ends his talk with some Tommy Cooper tricks, including the appearing bottles!

David's fee goes to the Arches Theatre which is a totally unfunded project.

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About David Pibworth

David is a writer, actor and stage director.

He has been involved in adapting many sit coms to the stage, including Steptoe and Son, Hancock's Half Hour, Porridge, Ripping Yarns, and was a co-writer on the second stage show of Allo Allo (The Camambert Caper).

He has produced shows for, amonst other, Joe Pasquale, Al Murray and - some years back - Norman Wisdom.

Amongst many acting roles he has played a wide variety including Stefano (the drunk butler) in The Tempest, Martin Bormann, American drug dealer Barry Seal, and Jim Trott in The Vicar of Dibley (stage production).

David is the artisic director of The Arches Theatre at Clifton Reynes, Bucks (Equidistant from Bedford, Northampton and Milton Keynes), an open air venue, where music, drama and comedy is produced every year between July and September.

David is married with one daughter and they live on a farm surrounded by dogs and horses.

Church Farm Clifton Reynes, Olney, Bucks, MK46 5DT 07879 414110 davidpibworth@googlemail.com

CURRENT WORK Producer of The Arches Theatre.


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