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Lewes Transformed for Corden & Jones' New Comedy
8 Oct
Summary
- Filming for a new comedy series by James Corden and Ruth Jones has begun.
- The East Sussex town of Lewes was temporarily renamed Alderswyck for production.
- The show, titled 'The Choir,' is set to be released next year.
Filming is underway in Lewes, East Sussex, for a new comedy series created by James Corden and Ruth Jones, the minds behind Gavin and Stacey. This development has generated significant buzz among local residents.
For the production, the town of Lewes has been temporarily rebranded as 'Alderswyck.' The series, titled 'The Choir,' centers on a narrative of a long-lost brother and sister reuniting during the Christmas season.
Transformations have been made to various local establishments. A charity shop has been converted into a post office, and the John Harvey Tavern now serves as Woody's Pub. Extensive filming has also taken place at Fitzroy House, situated around Cliffe High Street.
Filming commenced at the start of October and is scheduled to continue throughout the autumn. The series is expected to be released sometime next year, marking a significant event for the local community and fans of the creators.
