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25 Sept: The Women of Lockerbie

LynchPin Theatre return to Petersfield Museum and Art Gallery with a performed reading of 'The Women of Lockerbie'.

‘Pan Am 103 was last seen in a fireball over Scotland.’

Inspired by true events and written in the style of Greek Tragedy, this is a fictionalised account of how the women of a small Scottish town take charge of their own grieving.  Deborah Brevoort’s finely-tuned play lays bare the range of emotions felt by ordinary people rocked by the disaster.

Through their actions, the women of Lockerbie are determined that love must triumph over hate.

‘…in its tightly controlled depiction of collective sorrow…(Brevoort’s script) it becomes almost unbearably moving.’ The Daily Telegraph

‘Bervoort has a gift for high poetry… (the script is) endowed with character, poetry and a core of touching emotion.’ Time Out

Event Details:
Doors/Bar Opens: 19:00
Performance Starts: 19:30
 

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  • The Women of Lockerbie (Standard)
    The Women of Lockerbie (Standard)
    £15.00
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  • The Women of Lockerbie (Friend of Petersfield Museum and Art Gallery)
    The Women of Lockerbie (Friend of Petersfield Museum and Art Gallery)
    £14.00
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  • The Women of Lockerbie (Supporter of Petersfield Museum and Art Gallery)
    The Women of Lockerbie (Supporter of Petersfield Museum and Art Gallery)
    £13.00
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25 Sept: The Women of Lockerbie

LynchPin Theatre return to Petersfield Museum and Art Gallery with a performed reading of 'The Women of Lockerbie'.

‘Pan Am 103 was last seen in a fireball over Scotland.’

Inspired by true events and written in the style of Greek Tragedy, this is a fictionalised account of how the women of a small Scottish town take charge of their own grieving.  Deborah Brevoort’s finely-tuned play lays bare the range of emotions felt by ordinary people rocked by the disaster.

Through their actions, the women of Lockerbie are determined that love must triumph over hate.

‘…in its tightly controlled depiction of collective sorrow…(Brevoort’s script) it becomes almost unbearably moving.’ The Daily Telegraph

‘Bervoort has a gift for high poetry… (the script is) endowed with character, poetry and a core of touching emotion.’ Time Out

Event Details:
Doors/Bar Opens: 19:00
Performance Starts: 19:30
 

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