WILD WOMEN LIVE – There’s a reason they call it MOTHER nature
What does it take to stand metres from a tiger, dive with sharks, camp in predator territory, or film in some of the planet’s most unforgiving environments?
Step into an unforgettable evening with the extraordinary women behind some of the world’s most-loved wildlife documentaries. From the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5, Sky, Discovery, and National Geographic, these acclaimed presenters, filmmakers, camera operators, and storytellers take to the stage to reveal the remarkable stories, adventures, and experiences.
Think you know what a wildlife filmmaker looks like? Think again.
These remarkable women have trekked through sweltering, insect-filled jungles, scaled frozen Arctic cliffs, dived alongside sharks, and come face to face with some of the planet’s most awe-inspiring animals. But their stories don’t begin and end in the world’s most extreme environments. Many have also dedicated their careers to revealing the beauty and drama of Britain’s own wildlife, bringing the very best of our natural world to our screens with the same passion, skill, and patience.
Join them for a truly unique evening of inspiring, witty, moving, and breathtaking stories from the front line of wildlife filmmaking. Discover the challenges, triumphs, and unforgettable moments behind the camera as they reveal what it really takes to bring the natural world to life on screen.
Whether you’re passionate about wildlife, fascinated by adventure, or simply love the stories behind great television, Wild Women Live is a celebration of the remarkable women who risk it all to share the beauty, drama, and wonder of our planet.
Pre-show meals are available for this show.
Served in the Piano Bar from 5pm. Booking is highly recommended.
Call the Box Office on 01305 783225 to reserve your table.
Ticket Information
Date: Sun 18 Apr 2027
Time: 2:30pm
Tickets: Adults £36 & Concessions £34
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Ticket Information
Date: Sun 18 Apr 2027
Time: 2:30pm
Tickets: Adults £36 & Concessions £34

