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Paddy Hill “Inside Out” Reading

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Many of you will be aware of the new play by Martin Chomsky and Paddy Hill, “Inside Out”, which tells of Paddy’s life and experiences, both as a member of the Birmingham Six and as a tireless campaigner for the rights of the wrongfully convicted.   There will be a reading of the play at the Bungo, Glasgow, on Thursday, 28 February 2019.   Tickets for the reading are now available, but extremely limited.   Don’t miss out on this opportunity, follow THIS LINK to order yours now.

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