Plug-In: Hillsborough: One Boy's Story Of A Tragedy

At The Creative Wire We are very excited to be part of such a powerful play and we are privileged to be hosting tickets for this production. Already the tickets have been selling fast and we do advise to book yours now to avoid disappointed.Hillsborough: One Boy's Story Of A Tragedy, has been the fastest selling production to date since we’ve been hosting tickets 3 months ago. From what we’ve seen and heard This has been a work of passion for Shaun Millea the writer.

Shaun Millea, is an author from Liverpool, who embarked on a mission in 2019 to make sure that the Hillsborough tragedy becomes part of the educational curriculum across the UK which for us and the whole of Liverpool supports this. The process to make sure this comes a reality began with the release of Shauns children's book, which aimed at raising awareness among young minds. Now, the story has been transformed into a stage production by Millea himself alongside a creative team, set to hit the stage at  the Capstone Theatre on April 11th and 12th. Produced by Kevin Roach and directed by Zara Marie Brown, a very well known director in the north west to bring this powerful adaption to life  which most definitely promises an evening of reflection and emotion.

“Hillsborough can mean nothing to many, especially the young. So, I have decided to tell the story of Hillsborough in the form of a children’s book, in the hope that others understand what this city went through and why we won’t let it go or forget! It’s not based on real characters, but it is based on very real events that changed the face of football, the establishment, the city, its people and the families of the 96 who went to the match and never came home.” - Shaun Millea

Its commendable to hear the Proceeds from merchandise and ticket sales will contribute to the 'Hillsborough Educational Campaign,' which seeks to provide schools with copies of Millea's book, 'Hillsborough When Will Dad Be Home?' One Boy's Story Of A Tragedy. Millea says his motivation behind the project, expressing a desire to ensure that the memory of Hillsborough lives on, particularly among the younger generation which is vital that we never forget!

Hillsborough: One Boy's Story Of A Tragedy, is seen Through the eyes of the fictional character Frankie, audiences will be expecting be taken on an emotional journey, exploring the events of the fateful day at Hillsborough Stadium in 1989 . The play showcases themes of grief, acceptance, and hope, This production is not only as entertainment but as a means of remembrance and education which Shaun has aimed for.Director Zara Marie Brown expresses the significance of the show, stating “Hillsborough is such an important moment in Liverpools history and we are all so passionate about this show and can’t wait for everyone to see it. This play isn’t just about April 15th 1989. It’s about family, grief and coming together in times of hardship. Something every one can relate to.”

Hillsborough: One Boy's Story Of A Tragedy, which brings to life the spirit of the city and its people.

Featuring a cast of local Liverpool actors, including Joel Cousins, Lucy Warering, Mike Sanders, Deborah Elizabeth, Don Danks, Leah Gould, and Kevin Cubbin,

The Hillsborough campaign: https://www.beatlesliverpoolandmore.com/hillsborough-tragedy.html

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