Simon Waterfield's THE KILTED TOMMY Heads to Brighton Fringe Next Month

The Kilted Tommy, written and performed by Simon Waterfield of Historical Interpretation, is headed to Brighton Fringe next month.

WW1 comes to Brighton! Meet Harry Kay, the grandfather of the writer/performer. Find out what he did in the war, why he did it, what it meant to him and how it affected him. Find out why thousands of Englishmen fought in kilts in the war, and what this somewhat unusual battledress (to Englishmen anyway!) meant to them. With a little help from Shakespeare and Rupert Brooke the story is presented with humour and compassion.

Historical Interpretation has been writing and performing monologues about historical events seen from the eyes of the ordinary person for two years. They have been performed at events all over UK. This show will go on tour to the Oxford Fringe and the Buxton Fringe, with further performances later in the year, including in Lewes.

The Kilted Tommy is appearing at The Old Courtroom, 118 Church Street, Brighton, BN1 1UD at 5pm on Thursday 14th May; 4pm on Sunday 17th May; 2pm on Friday 22nd May, and 2pm on Saturday 23rd May. Tickets £8 & £6 from www.brightonfringe.org/box-office or www.oldcourtroomproductions.com/boxoffice.php?pid=85.

For more about Historical Interpretation and the show, visit www.historicalinterpretation.co.uk/the-kilted-tommy/, or follow on Facebook at www.facebook.com/historicalinterpretation?ref=aymt_homepage_panel.

Brighton Fringe is the largest arts festival in England and one of the largest fringe festivals in the world. It sets out to stimulate, educate and entertain a wide audience by providing a showcase for diverse art forms. Everyone can take part whilst enjoying a friendly and supportive environment. And all this in an iconic city with unique cultural heritage.
More info: brightonfringe.org : Brighton Fringe 2015 will run 1 - 31 May.

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