Famous broadcaster to deliver Post Office Scandal show at popular Crewe venue
A British Post Office Scandal show is set to arrive at a Crewe town centre venue this spring, following the success of ITV's 'Mr Bates vs The Post Office series.
Post Office Scandal: The Inside Story is live at Crewe Lyceum Theatre from 7:30pm on Saturday 13 April.
Series consultant on the 'Mr Bates vs The Post Office' series, Nick Wallis, is delivering a stage show of the shocking affair across the UK.
Nick is most famous for BBC Radio 4's 'The Great Post Office Trial', Private Eye's 'Justice Lost in the Post' and BBC1's Panorama 'Scandal at the Post Office',
The journalist and broadcaster will be joined by former Alderley sub-postmaster Scott Darlington, one of the "Post Office 39," a group wrongly convicted of offences including theft, false accounting, and fraud.
Star of Channel 5's 'Criminals Caught on Camera,' Nick has drawn on his decade of covering the story to write a best-selling book 'The Great Post Office Scandal,' serialised by the Daily Mail and featured by the Sunday Times.
It is this book which forms the basis of his new show.
In two hours, Nick will take the audience on a highly emotional and informant journey, expertly chronicling the twists and turns of the scandal.
He will take in the shambolic commissioning of the disastrous Post Office Horizon IT system and examine the punitive methods employed by the Post Office.
Nick will then narrow in on the subsequent cover-up, and the staggering legal battles fought and won by campaigning Subpostmasters, against all the odds.
As the public inquiry into the scandal reveals yet more horrors, Nick will be able to explain the very latest developments and their significance.
Nick will be talking about his experiences and reading from his best-selling book, with the audience given an opportunity to explore areas in more detail.
Post Office Scandal will be a 60-minute show, followed by an interval, a 30-minute Q&A and a book signing.
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