THE writer behind a play focussing on the dramatic court battle between anti-Brexit campaigner Gina Miller and Theresa May has said he is “very touched and flattered” to be able to bring the show to the Edinburgh Fringe where he admitted he does not “expect an easy ride”.
Tim Walker, a theatre critic for the New European, has already seen his creation Bloody Difficult Women – directed by Stephen Unwin – delight, startle and sometimes horrify audiences in London, but has insisted he is extra excited to see it hit the Assembly Rooms stage next week for the duration of August.
