Since we opened , the public space in front of Broadcasting House has become a well-trodden path for pop stars, politicians, presenters and the like. Well, that鈥檚 what you might expect from a building that houses our News, Radio and Television services.
However, I never expected to see livestock flocking across the flagstones.听 But that is exactly what happened on Thursday 19 December when a donkey and a herd of sheep took centre stage as part of the famous Wintershall Nativity performed for the first time in the heart of London鈥檚 West End, against the dramatic backdrop of Broadcasting House.
The animals were accompanied by a cast of more than 70, dressed in traditional costumes and included musicians and a choir performing specially composed music. The players then travelled on into nearby in Langham Place to continue their performance.
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