TAUNTON Brewhouse welcomes a lineup of celebrated personalities for a series of intimate ‘In Conversation’ events this spring.

From culinary legends and comedy icons to sporting greats, these special evenings offer fans the chance to hear personal anecdotes and behind-the-scenes stories from some of the most fascinating figures in their fields.

Launching the series on Tuesday, March 18, renowned restaurateur, presenter, and novelist Dame Prue Leith takes to the stage for an exclusive evening discussing her extraordinary career. Best known as a judge on The Great British Bake Off, Prue has also been a business leader, educator, and award-winning author of cookbooks and novels.

Comedy fans are also in for a real treat as Joe Thomas - best known for playing the socially awkward Simon Cooper on The Inbetweneers - will be celebrating 16 years of the British sitcom on Wednesday, March 19. Joe will share insights into the show’s record-breaking success, as well as his work on White Gold, Taskmaster, and The Great Celebrity Bake Off.

Later this month, on Wednesday, March 26, snooker legend Jimmy “The Whirlwind” White makes a special appearance, accompanied by renowned commentator, John Virgo, and 1997 World Champion, Ken Doherty.

On Thursday, April 3, football fans will have the rare opportunity to spend an evening with Sir Geoff Hurst, the England hat-trick hero from the 1966 World Cup. Now 83, Sir Geoff is embarking on what is likely to be his final tour, bringing fans an unmissable show filled with stories from his illustrious career with West Ham and England.

And concluding the series on Thursday, May 15, Sir Ian Botham OBE sits down with fellow cricket icon Graham Gooch for an evening of career reflections, candid insights, and sporting anecdotes.

For tickets and further information, visit www.tauntonbrewhouse.co.uk.