Mark Thomas: The Red Shed Trailer

Mark Thomas: The Red Shed Trailer (2017)

11 December 2017 88 mins

A topical tale about the miners' strike The Red Shed is a 47 foot long, wooden, red, Socialist shed in Wakefield where Mark first started to perform in public and where he politically came of age as a student involved in the miners strike. The battle of politics is remembering over forgetting.

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Cast

Mark Thomas

as Himself

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 11 December 2017

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