The Lockerbie Case: English première of The Lockerbie Bomber play

Wednesday, 3 April 2013

English première of The Lockerbie Bomber play

A play telling the story of the Lockerbie bombing will make its English première in Hertford Theatre Week.

Scottish company Tryst Theatre will perform The Lockerbie Bomber, which focuses on the 1988 bombing of Pam Am 103 that resulted in the death of 270 people, on Saturday April 27, the final day of the festival at Hertford Theatre. (...)

Each play starts at 7.45pm and awards will be handed out after the final show.

Tickets cost £11 (...)

[The above is taken from the website of the Hertfordshire Mercury. Further blogposts about this play can be read here.]

1 comment:

Rolfe03 April, 2013
These guys are really good. I don't know when I saw such professional acting from an amateur group. I hope they win something!
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