Robert Wilfort, who plays Jason in the hit comedy, has donated his script to raise money for The Theatre Shed - and so far it's raised over £30,000!
Robert, who lives in Chesham, is supporting the inclusive arts charity by raffling a script from 'Gavin and Stacey: The Finale'. It's been signed by the main cast and director, including James Corden, Joanna Page, and Rob Brydon.
The Theatre Shed provides inclusive arts activities in Chesham for young people and adults with and without Disabilities and additional needs. You can buy tickets for £5, and entries close on Monday 13th January at 10 (the link to enter is below).
Emma's been chatting to Rob about the charity, his role in Gavin & Stacey, why he wanted to raffle and not auction the script, and what really happened on that fishing trip!
Nathan's caught up with Alice Connor, Artist Director at Theatre Shed (pictured below), to find out about the difference the money will make to the charity and those it supports.
You can enter the raffle using this link - Enter the raffle here: https://www.peoplesfundraising.com/raffle/gavinandstacey (External link)
More about Theatre Shed:
This year marks the charity's 20th anniversary. Shed’s members are given creative control of the company with every show being original and created using their own words and ideas. Run by a team of professional creatives, and supported by a team of trained volunteer mentors, Shed ensures every person, whatever their support need or experience, feels included and elevated through inclusive practice. Shed aims to create access, raise aspirations, build confidence and break down social expectations through the creative arts.
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