
Free family-friendly talk by Nativity creator Debbie Isitt and Coventry radio legend Brody Swain about the Christmas film, part of Cov Futures.
Debbie Isitt is coming to The Albany Theatre on Thursday 10 December, where she'll be in conversation with Coventry radio legend Brody Swain. It's a pre-Christmas one, and it's free, so it's an easy night out if you're around the city that week.
Isitt is the Bafta award-winning writer and director behind Nativity!, the Christmas favourite that's become a bit of a perennial around here. There's a local connection to the film, too: it was partly shot at The Albany, so this is a return to one of the very spots where it all came together. The evening is billed as a family-friendly treat, and the conversation is described as a behind-the-scenes look at one of Britain's highest-grossing independent films, told by the Coventry writer and director who made it.
It's not a formal lecture or a press conference; it's a conversation between two people who know the city well, with Isitt talking through how Nativity! went from a script to a hit. Because it's a family-friendly night, it's open to audiences of all ages, so you can bring the kids along if you're already in the Christmas spirit.
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The talk runs for an hour and a half, starting at 7pm at The Albany Theatre, and entry is free.