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Henry Normal & Jan Brierton

Thu 23 Apr 2026, 7.30pm

Djanogly Theatre

£22

Concession prices available.

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Priority booking Wed 12 Nov, 11:00am

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On general sale Wed 19 Nov, 11:00am

This event is sold out. Please contact our box office on 0115 846 7777 to be added to the waiting list.

Running time

2 hours including interval

Age range

Suitable for ages 14+

Content advice

Coming soon
Sold out
Henry Normal & Jan Brierton has sold out

Priority booking Wed 12 Nov, 11:00am

On general sale Wed 19 Nov, 11:00am

On general sale Wed 19 Nov, 11:00am

This event is sold out. Please contact our box office on 0115 846 7777 to be added to the waiting list.

Henry Normal and Dubliner Jan Brierton present an evening of poetry and laughs.

Henry will be reading poems from his new book ‘An Alphabet of Storms’ whilst Jans’ poems reflect on being a wife, mother, daughter, sister and retired raver. Expect a highly engaging evening.

Succint, heartrending and peppered with gentle punchlines."

The Guardian

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