But I Haven't Finished Yet
Marriott's Warehouse, King's Lynn, PE30 5DT
Tuesday 26th May 2026 - Wednesday 27th May 2026
We are all growing older, and most of us don’t like it! But since we can’t do anything to change it, why not laugh?
Join poet Brenda Read-Brown on a riotous celebration of growing older. In her fantasies she is an imprisoned pensioner who rescues fellow passengers from crashed aeroplanes. In reality she is a bit of a hoarder who likes Greek islands. On the journey you will take in rhubarb, (not) climbing Everest, suitcases, soft-closing kitchen drawers, squirrels, and comic injuries. And you’ll find out why Brenda’s final words will definitely be ‘But I haven’t finished yet!’.
A show to delight and entertain audiences, however advanced in life they may be.
“These poems remind me of the tingles. I’m so happy to feel them; they make me want to run outside, kiss, fall in leaves and then write.” -Hollie McNish
“A seasoned and generous poet.” - Chloe Garner, Artistic Director, Ledbury Poetry Festival
Hear from Brenda about the show here
This event is suitable for anyone aged 50+ including those with long-term health conditions such as dementia, carers and people looking to create new connections!
We use a ‘Pay What You Can’ pricing structure. If you can afford to pay a little more for your place, this helps us keep lower priced tickets accessible for those who need it, and means that we can continue to put on high-quality community events like this one. Lower cost ticket options will always be available to people experiencing financial hardship who might otherwise not be able to attend.
Find out more about Creative Arts East's Arts For Health Programme by visiting www.creativeartseast.co.uk
Join poet Brenda Read-Brown on a riotous celebration of growing older. In her fantasies she is an imprisoned pensioner who rescues fellow passengers from crashed aeroplanes. In reality she is a bit of a hoarder who likes Greek islands. On the journey you will take in rhubarb, (not) climbing Everest, suitcases, soft-closing kitchen drawers, squirrels, and comic injuries. And you’ll find out why Brenda’s final words will definitely be ‘But I haven’t finished yet!’.
A show to delight and entertain audiences, however advanced in life they may be.
“These poems remind me of the tingles. I’m so happy to feel them; they make me want to run outside, kiss, fall in leaves and then write.” -Hollie McNish
“A seasoned and generous poet.” - Chloe Garner, Artistic Director, Ledbury Poetry Festival
Hear from Brenda about the show here
This event is suitable for anyone aged 50+ including those with long-term health conditions such as dementia, carers and people looking to create new connections!
We use a ‘Pay What You Can’ pricing structure. If you can afford to pay a little more for your place, this helps us keep lower priced tickets accessible for those who need it, and means that we can continue to put on high-quality community events like this one. Lower cost ticket options will always be available to people experiencing financial hardship who might otherwise not be able to attend.
Find out more about Creative Arts East's Arts For Health Programme by visiting www.creativeartseast.co.uk
