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Concert: The Pride of Pripyat – Tales from Chernobyl

  • Sat 01 Jul 2023
  • 7:30 pm
  • £10.00
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The Pride of Pripyat: Tales from Chernobyl – The ghost town of Pripyat, once the growing little city next to Chernobyl, is at the center of this poignant, tragic, quirky, wistful story about those who strove to make it beautiful, those who stayed to haunt it, and those who made the decision to leave forever. The three performers of the Perspective Collective play over thirteen characters in a genre-bending blend of cabaret and opera by composer Sunny Knable and librettist Jim Knable.

This event is part of the Greater Manchester Fringe. There are three performances: July 1st at 7.30pm, July 2nd at 2pm and July 2nd at 4.30pm. Doors will open half an hour before. Tickets here.

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