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The Mistake in Northampton
Royal and Derngate Underground Studio, 19-21 Guildhall Rd, Northampton, United KingdomThe performance of THE MISTAKE. It lasts 80 minutes and there will be a Q and A afterwards for those who wish to stay. Age recommendation is 14+. A compelling and thought-provoking new drama about the first atomic bomb, told through the eyes of a brilliant scientist, a daring pilot and a devoted daughter, that
TBC The Mistake in Birmingham
St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic School Wychall Ln, Birmingham, United KingdomThe performance of THE MISTAKE. It lasts 80 minutes and there will be a Q and A afterwards for those who wish to stay. Age recommendation is 14+. A compelling and thought-provoking new drama about the first atomic bomb, told through the eyes of a brilliant scientist, a daring pilot and a devoted daughter, that
The Mistake in Buxton
Green Man Gallery Hardwick Studios, Hardwick Square South, Buxton, United KingdomThe performance of THE MISTAKE. It lasts 80 minutes and there will be a Q and A afterwards for those who wish to stay. Age recommendation is 14+. A compelling and thought-provoking new drama about the first atomic bomb, told through the eyes of a brilliant scientist, a daring pilot and a devoted daughter, that
The Mistake in Diss
Diss Corn Hall 10 St Nicholas St, Diss, Norfolk, United KingdomThe performance of THE MISTAKE. It lasts 80 minutes and there will be a Q and A afterwards for those who wish to stay. Age recommendation is 14+. A compelling and thought-provoking new drama about the first atomic bomb, told through the eyes of a brilliant scientist, a daring pilot and a devoted daughter, that
The Mistake in Aldeburgh
Jubilee Hall Crabbe St, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, United KingdomThe performance of THE MISTAKE. It lasts 80 minutes and there will be a Q and A afterwards for those who wish to stay. Age recommendation is 14+. A compelling and thought-provoking new drama about the first atomic bomb, told through the eyes of a brilliant scientist, a daring pilot and a devoted daughter, that
The Mistake in Bury St. Edmunds
Bury St Edmunds Quaker Meeting House St John’s St, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, United KingdomThe performance of THE MISTAKE. It lasts 80 minutes and there will be a Q and A afterwards for those who wish to stay. Age recommendation is 14+. A compelling and thought-provoking new drama about the first atomic bomb, told through the eyes of a brilliant scientist, a daring pilot and a devoted daughter, that
The Mistake in London
Sands Films Studios Rotherhithe, St Marychurch Street, London, United KingdomThe performance of THE MISTAKE. It lasts 80 minutes and there will be a Q and A afterwards for those who wish to stay. Age recommendation is 14+. A compelling and thought-provoking new drama about the first atomic bomb, told through the eyes of a brilliant scientist, a daring pilot and a devoted daughter, that
The Mistake in London
Sands Films Studios Rotherhithe, St Marychurch Street, London, United KingdomThe performance of THE MISTAKE. It lasts 80 minutes and there will be a Q and A afterwards for those who wish to stay. Age recommendation is 14+. A compelling and thought-provoking new drama about the first atomic bomb, told through the eyes of a brilliant scientist, a daring pilot and a devoted daughter, that
The Mistake at Canterbury Festival
Great Hall Kent College, Whitstable Road, Canterbury, United KingdomThe performance of THE MISTAKE. It lasts 80 minutes and there will be a Q and A afterwards for those who wish to stay. Age recommendation is 14+. A compelling and thought-provoking new drama about the first atomic bomb, told through the eyes of a brilliant scientist, a daring pilot and a devoted daughter, that
Trial By Jury: commemorating the Penn and Mead trial
Monument Gracechurch Street, London, United KingdomOn the morning of 7th April, Quakers will gather by the Monument to the Great Fire of London, near Gracechurch Street in the City of London, to re-create an event from early Quaker History. The 1670 trial of William Penn and William Mead established the right of a jury to convict or acquit according to