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Glitch - The True Story of the Post Office Scandal

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Pam Stubbs (originally from East Anglia) has been sub-postmistress of Barkham Post Office for over twenty years, respected and loved by the community. But when unexplained discrepancies start appearing in her accounts, Pam soon finds herself at the heart of the biggest miscarriage of justice in English legal history.

“Glitch” is an inspirational true story, based on the experiences of Pam and her colleagues. The play was created with sub-postmistresses and masters affected by the events, key members of the legal process and commissioned by the University of Reading.

“Your production was amazing. Thank you so much for keeping the story alive.”
Seema Misra
(sub-postmistress, wrongly imprisoned whilst pregnant)

 

Writer: Zannah Kearns
Dramaturg: Beth Flintoff
Director: Gareth Taylor
Design: Caitlin Abbott
Lighting Design: Oliver Welsh
Music and Sound Design: Benjamin Hudson

Based on an original concept by Elizabeth Conaghan

Important information

Ticket prices: £20

Running time: 1 hour and 15 minutes with no interval

Age recommendation: 12+

Concessions:
Friends – 5% off
Ambassadors, Supporters, Best Friends and Gold Friends – 10% off

 

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Reviews

★★★★
“A powerful response to a national disgrace. First Class.”
The Daily Telegraph

★★★★★
“A powerful, emotional and fascinating story from the excellent RABBLE Theatre.”
West End Best Friend

“A fresh perspective focusing on one victim’s story… superb quartet of actors. A distinctive and original piece”
Mark Lawson, The Guardian

★★★★★
“A very impressive and moving production.”
Newbury Theatre

★★★★★
“A beautifully moving performance”
Buzz News

★★★★★
“A powerful account of human suffering and perseverance in the face of corporate corruption… captivating… seamless.”
Newbury Today

★★★★
“Subtle and involving”
The Spy in the Stals

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