John Nichol, a Gulf War prisoner-of-war will explore the story of the Unknown Warrior at Swan Theatre (Image: Swan Theatre)
A former RAF navigator is set to pay tribute to the half a million unidentified soldiers that died during the First World War.
John Nichol, a Gulf War prisoner-of-war, will lead an exploration of the Unknown Warrior's story at the Swan Theatre on Wednesday, October 23, at 7.30pm.
The production will delve into the tale of the warrior interred in Westminster Abbey, representing all missing soldiers from the First World War.
The show promises to be an evocative experience, especially for military history enthusiasts, featuring visuals and soundscapes that transport audiences back to a time of intense public sorrow.
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