For some people, small, beautiful events are what life is all about!"
The Doctor - Earthshock
The 25th anniversary of Doctor Who in 1988 started with Remembrance of the Daleks. The story was full of nostalgic nods to the past and of course, the first time a Dalek was seen going up the stairs and who can forget the Dalek shuttle landing in the playground!
It's time to go back and revisit Remembrance of the Daleks at The Macbeth Centre, Hammersmith. This was the location used for Coal Hill School during the story. The excitement and adventure on Saturday 4th November 2023.
Confirmed Guests
TICKETS
SOLD OUT
Tickets include:
Tea or Coffee on arrival
Finger buffet lunch
1 autograph from each guest
(Excluding Sylvester McCoy)
Location tour
Event Venue
The Macbeth Centre
Macbeth St, Hammersmith
London W6 9JJ
The nearest tube station is Hammersmith or Ravenscourt Park.
Both are a 10 minute walk from the venue.
There are near by car parks.
Event Schedule
Doors open at 9:00am for registration. Registration will finish at 10:15am
The location tour will start at 10:15am for groups of 20.
The rest of the schedule will be confirmed 1 week before the event.
The event will end at 5:45pm.
Action! My Life in Television
Andrew Morgan's book launch
Director Andrew Morgan will be signing copies of his new memoir, which will be be released at Time Controller.
Copies can be ordered in advance from TELOS publishing and there will be copies available on the day.
Andrew Morgan has enjoyed an amazing career in television. From AFM (assistant floor manager) in the sixties on programmes such as The Troubleshooters, The Expert and Sherlock Holmes, he moved to work as production assistant on Softly, Softly, Warship, Walk with Destiny, Wings and Colditz before before becoming a freelance director and bringing such gems as Who Pays the Ferryman?, Secret Army, Blake’s 7, Doctor Who, Triangle, Swallows and Amazons Forever!, Juliet Bravo, EastEnders, The Famous Five, The Prince and the Pauper, Casualty and Heartbeat to the screen, along the way winning an Emmy Award for Little Lord Fauntleroy.
In this book, Andrew lays bare the trials and tribulations of working as a director, with stories of friendships, affairs, drama and happiness behind the scenes.
