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Dateline:
22nd March, 2004
New from 7:84
7:84 Theatre Company present a staging of
The Trial
based on the transcripts of George Galloway’s hearing at
Labour’s National Constitutional Committee.
7:84's advertising says:
When George Galloway was put on trial by the Labour Party for his
opposition to the Iraq War, what followed was as much an abuse of
language as natural justice. He was convicted and expelled in proceedings
which made a mockery of the party’s claim to cherish freedom
of speech. Not only did the party rewrite its own rules, it tried
to redefine basic English words.
You couldn’t make it up. New Labour did.
"When I use a word", Humpty Dumpty said in a rather
scornful tone, it means just what I choose it to mean – neither
more nor less"
The staging of The Trial – How New Labour purged George Galloway
takes place on Friday 2nd April at 7.30pm.
Room 1, STUC Centre, 333 Woodlands Road, Glasgow G3 6NG.
Tickets £2.00.
Please reserve your tickets by contacting Marianne Maxwell at 7:84 on
0141 334 6686 or e mail admin@784theatre.com
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