Daniel Craig, Benedict Cumberbatch and Ringo Starr - here is how you can buy celebs personal items and it's all for a good cause

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Daniel Craig, Benedict Cumberbatch and Ringo Starr - here is how you can buy celebs personal items and it's all for a good cause
You can buy Ringo Starr's personal drum skins to Daniel Craig's script all in the name of charity
By Lottie Gibbons
30 APR 2018


Constellations

Constellations is hosting an exhibition, art sale and launch of an online live auction in which you can buy celebrities personal items.

The auction will include items from Daniel Craig, Benedict Cumberbatch , Ringo Star, Raph Fiennes, Adrian Dunbar and other celebrity patrons.


Among the celebrities prized possessions being auctioned off is one of Ringo Starr's personal signed drum skins, a Daniel Craig signed poster and script and the original dartboard from TV show, 'Shameless'.

Launching the online live auction, will be actress Samantha Morton, who has been a supporter of the charity for many years.

The event is in aid of Anno's Africa, a UK based charity that offers an alternative, arts education to orphans and vulnerable children in some of Africa's most desperately deprived city slums.


Anno's Africa (Image: Bee Gilbert)

Guests will also be able to purchase the exhibited art work created by children from Anno's Africa Northern Malawi programme.

For entertainment, there will be live music, an African crafts stall and film and photography from the charity's work.
Anno's Africa was set up in memory of Anno Birkin a young, gifted writer and musician who died in a car crash in 2001, just one month short of his 21st birthday.

Speaking to the charity, Benedict Cumberbatch, said: "I'm thrilled to be supporting Anno's Africa, the charity offers an alternative arts education to children and celebrates what should be the right of any child to imagine, create and find self-confidence and a voice through fun play and learning.

"I cannot think of a better legacy for Anno, a beautiful soul I was lucky enough to know sadly all too briefly."

Doors open at 7.15pm on Thursday, May 10.

Admission is free and bar food is available throughout the evening.