A star of the world's longest-running drama is visiting Barton Seagrave to fill fans in with behind-the-scenes stories.
Sunny Ormonde - who plays Lilian Bellamy in BBC Radio 4's The Archers - will host an evening at the Masque Theatre at The Latimer Arts College on March 13.
Sunny, who has been in the soap opera for 18 years, has become a favourite with the listeners and will share anecdotes, banter and her favourite pieces from her career.
A Masque Theatre spokesman said: "Her antics have kept the nation gripped and entertained, whether it be riding round Ambridge on a Harley Davidson, drinking the Bull and Cider shed dry with Eddie Grundy, absconding to Costa Rica with her beloved and very recently departed Tiger or recklessly kicking off her sling-backs and leaping into bed with Tiger's brother Paul.
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"Not to mention the Knitting, the Collagen, Calendar Girls and furlong frolics (and almost wedding) with Justin Elliott!"
In the evening there will be a question and answer session with the audience about the making of The Archers, which has been broadcast since 1951 and has aired more than 19,000 episodes.
There will be a prize for the most original question.
The theatre spokesman added: "You don’t have to be an Archers listener to enjoy this highly entertaining evening - there is something for everyone!"
The show starts at 7.30pm and tickets are £16.
To book tickets visit the theatre's website here or call the box office on 01536 414141.