Norfolk theatre to host ‘entertaining evening’ with former UKIP leader Nigel Farage
Nigel Farage. Picture Yui Mok/PA Wire - Credit: PA
The Princess Theatre in Hunstanton is to welcome Nigel Farage later this year and give people the opportunity to spend the evening with the former UKIP leader.
Having been described as 'the most important British politician of the last decade and the most successful' by the shows promoters, the prominent Brexit supporter is coming to the venue on Friday April 28.
Tickets cost £25 and are available now via the theatre's website.
It comes as the MEP dismissed calls for UKIP to try to occupy the centre ground deserted by Labour, and said the party must retain its distinctive, anti-establishment voice.
UKIP should replicate Donald Trump's uncompromising strategy and send a 'clear, strong and true message' to the electorate, Mr Farage said.
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Speaking at the party's spring conference in Bolton, the former leader hit out at those who are 'now urging Ukip to become mainstream'.
He said: 'Now, I understand this. It's nice to be popular, it's good to get invited to all the right social set parties in London, and I guess it is easier in life to be thought of as nice rather than one of those unpleasant populists.
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'But this attitude, folks, is not Ukip. Ukip is a radical party, or it is nothing.
'We need to be leading the political conversation, not trying to sound like all the rest.'
