‘American labour icon!? Ridiculous. I’m a wharf-rat Swede and a songster. Well, Utah heard enough of my ranting, framed me for murder, had me executed. But I made up my mind not to die, as the song goes…’ This new solo show from writer, composer, actor and musician Joseph Shaw inhabits the ghost of early 20th-century union activist and songwriter Joe Hill, immortalised in the protest song of the same name. Songs and readings from Hill’s letters offer glimpses of his fascinating life.

Created and performed by | Joey Shaw
Directed by | Bobbin Ramsey

This performance is given outdoors. The performance will continue in the event of light rain. In the event of heavy rain the performance may be cancelled and in this case a refund will be offered to all ticket-holders.

This production is Pay What You Want. You can choose the ticket price you prefer to pay to reserve a place in advance, or turn up at the venue to see the show without a ticket if space is available. If you did not buy a ticket, or wish to give more, you will be able to give donations towards the production’s budget after the performance.