Bronson: A One-Man Live Theatre Play

BRONSON brings Francis Saunders’ theatrical take on the life and mythology of one of Britain’s most talked-about prisoners.

This one-man play uses six characters to look behind the headlines, exploring identity, violence, isolation and the experiences that influenced Michael Peterson’s life.

Written and performed by Saunders, the production is his own theatrical interpretation rather than a documentary retelling. It follows his previous sold-out show Monologues of Men, continuing his exploration of masculinity, mental health and the stories behind public perception.

From 7:30pm at the Kino-Teatr, St Leonards. Tickets are £17.41 or £15.29 concession.

Accessibility: The Kino-Teatr has dedicated disabled / accessible toilet facilities on-site + designated accessible seating areas available inside the auditorium.