At Swindon Festival of Festival, organisers hope that the audience take something special away from every event they attend. They hope their guests take something away too – even if its the ringing of applause in their ears. Some get to stay at Festival HQ, Lower Shaw Farm.
And last night, comedian Tony Hawks took a bit of the farm away with him. Following his performance to a packed Arts Centre, Tony – who appeared to promote his book about swapping life in the big smoke for the rural idyll in Devon – was presented with three India Runner ducks by festival director Matt Holland. Continue reading