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Venue	The Fringe Office
	Also: EdFringe venues
Town	Edinburgh
County	Edinburgh
From	3rd August 2014
To	21st August 2014
When	Sun-Thu 17:00
Prices	From £16.50. To £16.50.
The Fringe Office (V1059)
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Date of change: 13 Jun 14 - T01206377669

Riding the Midnight Express with Billy Hayes

Work:: Riding the Midnight Express with Billy Hayes (S744087138)

BILLY HAYES was arrested at the Istanbul airport in October 1970 with two kilos of hashish taped to his body. The Turkish High Court sentenced him to life in prison. In 1975 he escaped from Imrali Island Prison by rowing 17 miles across the open sea in a raging storm. In 1976 Billy wrote Midnight Express, chronicling his time in prison and his brazen, harrowing escape. The book was published in 18 languages and in 1978, made into the iconic Oscar winning movie. Billy Hayes became a modern-day mythical figure, his name known throughout the world.

Production:: (T01206377669)

After captivating audiences both at the 2013 Edinburgh Fringe Festival and in his recent, limited engagement in New York City, Billy now recounts his riveting story.

Presented by	Barbara Ligeti (in association with Louise Chantal Productions)
Director	John Gould Rubin
Performer	Billy Hayes

Listing:: L0848353404

Edinburgh Fringe Festival. This event takes place at Upstairs at Le Monde (Venue 408), 16 George Street, Edinburgh,, EH2 2PF

Production details

After captivating audiences both at the 2013 Edinburgh Fringe Festival and in his recent, limited engagement in New York City, Billy now recounts his riveting story. Edinburgh Fringe Festival. This event takes place at Upstairs at Le Monde (Venue 408), 16 George Street, Edinburgh,, EH2 2PF

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