Don't Cry for Me Kenny Dalglish - Settle Victoria Hall

Don't Cry for me Kenny Dalglish is show written, directed and performed by Andrew Macmillen. The production is based on his memories of the 1978 World Cup and seven years living in Argentina. It explores questions of identity by tracing the story of Danny McLure, from his childhood as a football fanatic to a middle-aged man reflecting on his experiences following Scotland at the 1978 World Cup and serving as a soldier during the Falklands War. This ED Fringe hit show is a heartfelt mix of 1970/80s politics, music, sport and romance.

"A very moving and deep story about football, friendship, human rights & equality, David Bowie and love. A must-see performance with real genuine storytelling and a human touch. Highly recommended."
"Taking us on an emotional roller coaster ride through the ups and downs of love, war and life one can't help but be moved by this inspirational tale of human endeavour presented with energy, emotion and passion. I dare anyone not to be moved and to consider matters in a different light after the show."