An Evening of Sporting Excellence Heads to Stamford
Get ready for an inspirational night! "An Evening of Sport" is coming to the Stamford Corn Exchange Theatre on Thursday, November 6th at 7:30 PM. This unique event promises a fascinating look into the lives and careers of a panel of incredible athletes and sports professionals.
Attendees will have the chance to hear all about the incredible careers and achievements of the guests and, most excitingly, to ask them anything in the Q and A session.
Meet the Sporting Stars
The panel boasts a diverse range of talent from across the sporting world:
Matthew Hoggard: Former England Cricketer.
Geordan Murphy: Former Leicester Rugby and Ireland Rugby Player.
Craig Mackail-Smith: Former Peterborough United and Scottish International Footballer.
Linton Grant: The Nottingham Panthers Ice Hockey Assistant Coach.
Kayna Penrose-Toms: The England Deaf Rugby Union and Stamford Women player.
Colin Clews: Race Director of Ciclic Classic Races.
Ryan Cirino: English International Gymnast.
netball Chloe Essam Former Elite Netball Player with Loughborough Lightning & Wasps
Booking and Details
When: Thursday, 6th November, 7:30 PM
Where: Stamford Corn Exchange Theatre
Tickets: £15 for Adults (plus £1 booking fee) and £10 for Students.
Book Now: Tickets can be booked via.
https://www.stamfordcornexchange.co.uk/an-evening-of-sport/
This evening is sponsored by local businesses including Be Body Fresh, Rutland Pilates, Freer Body Pilates, Hoggy's Grill, and Equilibrium.
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