Gazebo Theatre Company

A young man's dream of becoming a footballer is brought to the forefront when he meets his hero on a very different front line. This powerful, heartbreaking new play shares the true story of footballing star, Walter Tull, the first black combat officer to serve in the British army in the First World War, told through the imagined letters of a young unknown soldier.

This is an incredible story of a new ground broken, bravery friendship and the true horrors of life in the trenches. From Pamela Cole-Hudson, the writer and director of Sorry! No Coloureds, No Irish, No Dogs and Jamaica 50.

"This play was nothing less than fantastic" - Femalearts.com