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Tim McInnerny has become a patron of Talitha Arts, read all about this exciting new development in our latest Talitha Arts Blog.

Tim has played leading roles at the National Theatre and The RSC as well as starring in What The Butler Saw and The Rocky Horror Show in The West End and playing Iago in Othello at Shakespeare's Globe. His TV work has ranged from Blackadder to award-winning dramas such as Edge Of Darkness, A Very British Coup, Line Of Beauty and National Treasure.
His films include Wetherby, Richard III, 102 Dalmatians, The Emperor's New Clothes, Severance, Casanova, Spooks - The Greater Good, Eddie The Eagle, Peterloo and Sometimes Always Never. Most recent work was The Windermere Children and The Trial Of Christine Keeler. He will next be seen in the BBC thriller The Serpent.

We are very thankful to Tim McInnerny for supporting the work of Talitha Arts through his donation to this auction.