The National Theatre Wales presents “The Radicalisation of Bradley Manning,” a play inspired by America’s famous accused whistle-blower and Nobel Peace Prize nominee. The play was written by Tim Price and directed by John E. McGrath. It runs April 12-28, 2012.  Audiences all around the world can watch the show for free as it is one of the first theatre shows to be streamed live over the Internet.

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The livestreamed performances are as follows:

Wednesday 18th April
7:00pm BST (London) / 2:00pm Eastern (New York) / 11:00am Pacific (SF/LA)
Thursday 19th April
7:30pm BST (London) / 2:30pm Eastern (New York) / 11:30am Pacific (SF/LA)
Friday 20th April
7:30pm BST (London) / 2:30pm Eastern (New York) / 11:30am Pacific (SF/LA)
Saturday 21st April
2:30pm BST (London) / 9:30am Eastern (New York) / 6:30am Pacific (SF/LA)
Saturday 21st April
7:30pm BST (London) / 2:30pm Eastern (New York) / 11:30am Pacific (SF/LA)
Wednesday 25th April
7:30pm BST (London) / 2:30pm Eastern (New York) / 11:30am Pacific (SF/LA)
Thursday 26th April
7:30pm BST (London) / 2:30pm Eastern (New York) / 11:30am Pacific (SF/LA)
Friday 27th April
7:30pm BST (London) / 2:30pm Eastern (New York) / 11:30am Pacific (SF/LA)
Saturday 28th April
2:30pm BST (London) / 9:30am Eastern (New York) / 6:30am Pacific (SF/LA)
Saturday 28th April
7:30pm BST (London) / 2:30pm Eastern (New York) / 11:30am Pacific (SF/LA)

From their website:

Bradley Manning is the 24-year old US soldier accused of releasing 250,000 secret embassy cables and military logs from the Iraq and Afghan wars. After nearly two years in prison without charge, Manning now faces a court martial, accused of crimes that could mean life in prison. But just a few years ago, he was a teenager in west Wales. How did this happen? And who is responsible for his radicalisation?

And here are some audience reactions to the play:

Enjoy the show! Free Bradley Manning!