The Lockerbie Case: Lockerbie disaster featuring on Fringe chat show

Wednesday, 14 August 2013

Lockerbie disaster featuring on Fringe chat show

One of the topics to be covered tomorrow (Thursday, 15 August) on Verb Garden: The Decent Chat Show is the Lockerbie disaster. Taking part will be playwright Lee Gershuny, author of Lockerbie: Lost Voices; Donald Smith, Director of the Scottish Storytelling Centre where the play is being performed; and me. The event, chaired by Susan Morrison, starts at 2pm and is held in The Famous Spiegeltent, George Street, Edinburgh. Tickets from £5.

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