- Death in Leicester
A play written by
Roy Minton .Performances
*
The King's Head Theatre , London.
*Edinburgh Festival --Edinburgh University Drama Society .
*Everyman Theatre , Liverpool.
*Questors Theatre , London.
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Death in Leicester
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