Prepare to laugh, reflect, and be inspired on 14 June 2026, as the brilliant Miranda Hart headlines Well Read Literary Festival, bringing her warmth, wit, and storytelling magic to our ancient woodlands at Wasing Estate.
Beloved on television screens nationwide, Miranda has a unique gift for blending humor, honesty, and heart in everything she does. These qualities shine in her #1 Sunday Times bestselling book, I Haven’t Been Entirely Honest With You, which she will explore during her live session, sharing stories, insights, and answering your questions with her signature charm and humour.
A Career of Joy and Laughter
Miranda Hart is an award-winning writer, comedian, and actor, best known for her multi-award-winning TV sitcom Miranda and her BAFTA-nominated portrayal of Chummy in BBC One’s Call the Midwife. Her notable roles in film include Nancy in Paul Feig’s Spy alongside Melissa McCarthy, Barbara in Lee Mack’s Not Going Out, and the charming Miss Bates in Working Title’s adaptation of Emma, starring Anya Taylor-Joy and Bill Nighy.
Beyond the screen, Miranda is a prolific author. She has published seven books including #1 Sunday Times Bestseller I Haven’t Been Entirely Honest With You, the National Book Award-winning Is It Just Me?, and her latest festive story, The Christmas Tree that Loved to Dance.
Insights from a Life Learnt to Live Freely
In conversation with Hannah MacInnes, Miranda will share the treasures she has learned that have allowed her to live freer and more joyfully, even having discovered them while suffering from a debilitating illness. She promises honesty, laughter, and reflections that resonate far beyond the page.
What makes this event truly special is Miranda’s genuine desire to connect. She’s excited to answer questions, share stories, and – most importantly – have SUCH FUN with you all!
Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to her work, this is a rare opportunity to experience Miranda’s infectious humor and heartfelt wisdom firsthand. Prepare to leave smiling, inspired, and maybe even a little more open to finding joy in the unexpected.
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