‘Late
1960 into 1961, Elvis was in the charts with ‘Now or Never’ & ‘Are you
Lonesome Tonight’,
conscription ends, the farthing ceased to be legal tender & ‘Coronation Street’ aired for the first time on ITV.
conscription ends, the farthing ceased to be legal tender & ‘Coronation Street’ aired for the first time on ITV.
It was also the height of the Cold War and the Portland Spy
Ring incident.
Forced to choose between betraying their country or their friends, the unsuspecting suburban Jackson family is sucked into a web of deception. Their values, trust and respect for authority are gradually eroded as they are faced with the moral dilemma of allowing their unassuming house in Ruislip to be used by MI5 to spy on their best friends.
Forced to choose between betraying their country or their friends, the unsuspecting suburban Jackson family is sucked into a web of deception. Their values, trust and respect for authority are gradually eroded as they are faced with the moral dilemma of allowing their unassuming house in Ruislip to be used by MI5 to spy on their best friends.
Inspired by actual events, the play is a powerful, gripping, truthful story of lies.'
PACK OF LIES is written by Hugh Whitemore and directed by Chris Williams
Based on real-life events surrounding the Portland spy-ring & espionage in the Home Counties
Thursday 27th - Saturday 29th October 2016
in St Andrew’s Hall, Burnt Ash Lane, Bromley, BR1 5AF
Tickets £8 - Box Office 07482 952550
Licensed Bar 7.15pm
Performance begins at 7.45pm
www.burntashdrama.co.uk
in St Andrew’s Hall, Burnt Ash Lane, Bromley, BR1 5AF
Tickets £8 - Box Office 07482 952550
Licensed Bar 7.15pm
Performance begins at 7.45pm
www.burntashdrama.co.uk
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