EPISODE · Oct 11, 2022 · 18 MIN

Whiskey & Soda

from Stables Theatre Hastings · host Stables Theatre Hastings

It's December 1979 in Washington DC, Britain's new Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher is about to make her first big speech in the US. Before she does she arranges a meeting with another British icon, John Lennon – she has an offer for him that she believes could change the course of his life. Whiskey and Soda debuts at The Stables Theatre in Hastings next week. Written by Ben Randall, directed by Jane Richardson its stars are Peter Miller and Sarah Nower.

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