The Women of Lockerbie

By Deborah Brevoort
Directed by Robert Pond

"The Women of Lockerbie” explores the changes affecting survivors of tragedy and grief . After the crash of Pan American flight 103 over the village of Lockerbie, Scotland the women of the village and the families of the American victims of this terrorist attack must learn to deal with the tragic loss of loved ones. In Lockerbie, Scotland the villagers decide to turn an act of hatred into an act of love by washing the clothes found in the wreckage and returning them to the families of the victims. The US government denies them access to the clothes. An American mother roams the hills still hoping to find some remains of her son. Her husband futilely attempts to assuage her grief. Together the villagers and the American couple journey through the emotions of grief, hatred and love. This poignant and powerful drama is presented by RKP Productions and Anchorage Community Theatre.

November 6 - November 22, 2015. Thursday, Friday & Saturday nights at 7, Sunday afternoons at 3. Preview, pay what you can, performance at 7 pm on Thursday November 5.