Nick Page in
Conversation

Much of Nick Page's many years' work in the media has been spent presenting, introducing, being a 'link-man' and recording voice-overs – so much so that his voice is probably better known in some quarters than his face! The many hundreds of people he has interviewed reads like a Who's Who of the late Twentieth Century; including Mother Teresa, Billy Graham, Margaret Thatcher, Malcolm Muggeridge and Diana Dors. He has also worked in live productions (such as Prom Praise) and TV (for example, introducing Songs of Praise). Nick was for many years a member of All Soul's, Langham Place, London, where he was involved in many aspects of its life, and out of which he developed Langham Arts, promoters of Prom Praise and other Christian celebrations. Today he is a member of St James, Clerkenwell where he is co-ordinator of Sunday services.

Nick Page in Conversation is a flexible concept. Nick will work with you, the local promoter, to devise a programme that will be the right one for your audience and your venue. He can provide an in-depth, one-to-one interview presentation, in the style of Face-to-Face or In the Psychiatrist's Chair. He can also provide a chat-show event in which, Parkinson-style, two or three guests are interviewed. These could include a well-known visitor, to draw in interested people from outside the church, experts on topical subjects (the family, education, medicine etc.), complemented by local people with a story to tell. Nick is an experienced interviewer who will bring out the most entertaining, provocative, challenging and thought-provoking aspects of his guests, thus guaranteeing an entertaining and stimulating evening.

Past guests and interviewees in a variety of events have included well-known and not-so-well-known faces from politics, the church, entertainment, business, the arts and sport. Exactly who will appear with Nick at your function depends, of course, on who is available, what your needs are, and a number of other factors. But we will work with you to devise the most appropriate format for your function.