Stephen Moyer and Anna Paquin eBay Auction to Benefit Brentwood Theatre

We are very happy to report that our very good friend Mark Reed from the Brentwood Theatre, is putting up for auction on eBay a special vampire edition of SFX magazine (featuring True Blood to coincide with the launch of True Blood on the UK FX Channel) that was signed by both Stephen Moyer and Anna Paquin when they came to visit the theatre (Stephen is Brentwood Theatre's First Patron).  The proceeds of the auction will go to the Brentwood Theatre.  Here is an excerpt from the eBay auction site:

Brentwood Theatre is delighted to be auctioning, as a fundraising venture, the SFX Vampires Special Edition magazine which has been signed by Stephen Moyer and Anna Paquin when visiting London shortly before their engagement was announced.

Stephen is the Patron of Brentwood Theatre, having been born in Billericay, a few miles down the road. As a supporter, his awareness of the community theatre has generated a huge fan base which has generated around £10,000 in donations from international fans of True Blood.

Further details of Steve's support for the Theatre can be found at www.brentwood-theatre.org and also at independent community radio station www.phoenixfm.com

For authenticity, photos show the sought-after magazine being held by Brentwood Theatre Company actor STEPHEN GUNSHON who met Steve and Anna at last Christmas; production of FANTASTIC MR FOX when he appeared in the title role.

Steve and Anna are delighted that all proceeds from the sale of this exclusively signed magazine will be supporting community theatre in Brentwood.

Bidding begins at £10.00 GBP.  So Stephen Moyer/ True Blood fans here is your chance to own a special vampire edition of SFX magazine signed by Stephen Moyer and Anna Paquin and help a good cause at the same time.  So what are you waiting for!  Go and start bidding! To bid on the autographed magazine click here. SOURCE: Mark Reed

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