Hastings Fringe - Seven Seconds
The Printworks, Main Road, Hastings, East Sussex, TN34 1HE
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Sandy a young teenage girl is dead in a tragic road accident. Good girl or bad? Saint or sinner? Her family and friends know the whole story. Or do they?
Tickets £7 & £5 (students)
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