Set at the height of the British slave trade, Sancho is a new play written by, and starring, Paterson Joseph. Born on a slave ship in 1729 but eventually becoming the first black man to vote in a parliamentary election, this is a gripping insight into the remarkable true story of the life of Charles Ignatius Sancho.
Tickets £20 (£17 for over 60s, students, children under 14, unwaged and disabled customers and £5 for Preview Club members on preview performances)
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