The Lamplighter The Tron 27 July 2014
The Lamplighter
The Tron
27 July 2014 at 5 p.m.
Rehearsed reading of Jackie Kay’s journey into the dark heart of slavery.
A co-production between TRON THEATRE COMPANY and THE EMPIRE CAFE
Directed by ALISON PEEBLES
Jackie Kay’s The Lamplighter takes us on a journey through the dark heart of slavery. Four women and one man tell the story of the fort, the slave ship, the middle passage, the life on the plantations, the growth of the British city and the industrial revolution.
A Q&A will follow the reading and copies of the free Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Poetry Anthology will be given to all ticket holders.
£7
Tron Theatre 63 Trongate, Glasgow, G1 5HB
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