A tale of love and injustice (From Cotswold Journal)

A tale of love and injustice

10:09am Friday 26th June 2009

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TIMOTHY West stars in Terence Rattigan’s The Winslow Boy at Malvern Theatres from Monday for one week only.

Ronnie Winslow, a 13-year-old naval cadet, is falsely accused of theft. His father and sister take matters into their own hands to prove his innocence and restore the honour of their family.

Based on a real-life legal case, The Winslow Boy is a drama about injustice, the force of the establishment and the power of one family’s love and belief in truth.

Timothy West’s recent stage credits include King Lear at the National Theatre, The Birthday Party and The Master Builder. Among his television appearances are Hard Times, Churchill and The Generals, Brass, Beecham, and most recently Bleak House.

Claire Cox, Diane Fletcher, Adrian Lukis, Sarah Flind, Thomas Howes, Roger May, John Sackville and Hugh Wyld support Timothy West.

Ticket cost £18.50-£22.50 available on 01684 892277 or at malvern-theatres.co.uk.

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