Packs of Lies by Hugh Whitemore

Proscenium presents this captivating play about Russian spies in semi-detached Ruislip, where conversations take place behind net curtains and no-one knows who's lying to them.

Bob and Barbara Jackson, and their daughter Julie, are great friends with their neighbours, the Krogers. All is well until a persuasive Scotland Yard detective asks to use the Jackson's house as an observation post, hoping to unearth a couple of Soviet spies operating in the area. Hugh Whitemore's intriguing drama, based on the real life Portland Spy Ring case of the early 1960s, asks searching questions about trust and betrayal.

Tickets

Tickets cost £16 each. Concessionary tickets (£15) are available, plus £10 tickets for groups of 10 and more.

The ticket price includes a programme, available on your way in to the theatre.

About Proscenium

Proscenium is an amateur theatre company, based in Ickenham and Harrow, north-west London. Founded in 1924, the aim of this experienced group is to present classic and contemporary plays to as wide an audience as possible.

The company meets 3 times a week, at the Harrow Arts Centre for rehearsals, presenting up to 4 plays per year. Social activities, fundraising and play readings take place throughout the year.

To join Proscenium's mailing list or find out about joining the company, visit www.proscenium.org.uk.