Glitch – The True Story of the Post Office Scandal

Pam Stubbs has been sub-postmistress of Barkham Post Office for over twenty years, respected and loved by the community.

But when unexplained discrepancies start appearing in her accounts, Pam soon finds herself at the heart of the biggest miscarriage of justice in English legal history.

Glitch is an inspirational true story, based on the experiences of Pam and her colleagues. Playing at Wiltons Music Hall – Tuesday 31 March – Thursday 2 April 2026.

The play was created with sub-postmistresses and masters affected by the events, key members of the legal process and commissioned by the University of Reading.

“A powerful, emotional and fascinating story from the excellent RABBLE Theatre.” ★★★★★ West End Best Friend

“Your production was amazing. Thank you so much for keeping the story alive.” Seema Misra, sub-postmistress, wrongly imprisoned whilst pregnant.

“A powerful response to a national disgrace. First Class.” ★★★★ Dominic Cavendish, The Daily Telegraph

“Go and see this piece of theatre. It has a visceral effect that is very, very powerful.” Nick Wallis, Investigative Journalist

Wiltons Music Hall – Tue 31 March – Thu 2 April
£12.50 – £27 full price | £10.00 – £24.50 concession

Running time: 75 minutes, no interval

https://wiltons.org.uk/whats-on/glitch-the-true-story-of-the-post-office-scandal/

 

RABBLE Theatre

Established in 2012 to improve lives, champion women and develop local pride, RABBLE Theatre are celebrated not only for the quality of their productions, but the impact of their community education programmes. Last year, 1,931 individuals took part in their classes, 920 of whom were supported by the RABBLE Access Fund.

Productions tell local stories of national significance and are exported across the UK. Press acknowledgement includes Top 5 UK Theatre Production (The Daily Telegraph), Top Regional Play (Spy in the Stalls), Top 20 UK Theatre Production (The Guardian) “Regional professional theatre at its very best” 5 Stars, The Stage.

The company are currently developing a new play about William the Conqueror for 2027: The Year of the Normans.

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