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Upper Broughton Village Hall
Postcode: LE14 3BA
View Map (Main Road, LE14 3BA)Old Enough to Know Better
Presented by Terence Blacker
Performance date and time
Saturday, 7th March 2026
7:30 PM
Step into a world where ageing meets laughter and wisdom! Join songwriter and author Terence Blacker as he brings his unique musical journey, 'Old Enough to Know Better', to the stage. This isn't just a show—it's a heartwarming exploration of growing older with grace and humour. In rural communities where life is rich with its own stories and rhythms, this show offers a refreshing take on the topic of ageing. Terence Blacker’s insightful and entertaining performance brings to light the joys and chuckles that come with the years. Forget the clichés of retirement homes and rocking chairs, 'Old Enough to Know Better' shows that getting older can be an adventure full of delightful surprises. Traveling across the country, Terence’s show has been a hit, lifting spirits and sparking laughter wherever it goes. With its universal appeal and positive message, this is a perfect event for any community looking to celebrate life’s later chapters with a good dose of humour and heart. Bring your family and friends to experience a show that promises to entertain, uplift and remind everyone of the joy in every stage of life.
"We need cheering up right now and this singer-songwriter is just the ticket." -Sunday Times "...witty, wistful, wonderful" - Gyles Brandreth
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Performer's website
terenceblacker.com/
Running time
90 mins + 15 min interval
Audience Type
Adults/Older Children
Age Range
14+
Ticket Prices
£12.00 Standard
Other Ticket Information
Doors open 7pm. Bring your own drinks and nibbles.
Main Box Office Telephone Number
07792497688
Available From
07792 497688 or 07976 895771 or upperbroughtonevents@gmail.com
Additional Information
Doors open 7pm. Bring your own drinks and nibbles.
Venue Accessibility (See Key for more information)
Live & Local affirms that when a disabled person’s access requirements necessitate them being accompanied to a performance, that person and their personal assistant should be able to purchase two tickets at a total cost of no more than the cost of a one full-priced ticket. Promoters are advised that this is best practice that is now supported by an established legal precedent.
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