Sunderland Echo

Share your stadium tales

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This September Cranked Anvil Theatre Company, which produced the awardwinni­ng play, I Left My Heart In Roker Park, three years ago, is putting on a new play about supporting SAFC – and we need your help.

The play will be a celebratio­n of 20 years of the Stadium of Light. We’d like you to tell us about your experience­s relating to the stadium

Some of the stories will be incorporat­ed into the play, Wise Men Say, so your words will come alive, performed by profession­al actors in venues like Durham Gala, Customs House, Washington Arts Centre, the newly-opened Peacock in Sunderland (formerly the Londonderr­y), as well as touring to London to the South East Supporters Branch.

Your tale can be funny, sad, heartwarmi­ng, jawdroppin­g – we don’t mind, we want to read them all.

It can focus on anything such as memories of particular matches?Were you at the first ever game against Ajax?Or the last ever match at Roker Park? Do you have a story around seeing a concert at the SoL? Were you a builder involved in the constructi­on of the stadium? Did you have your wedding reception there? Whatever your tale, we want to read it.

Email us your Tale of the SoL at: SAFCtales@gmail. com

We will also be publishing a book to accompany the play.

All of the stories featured in the production – plus many more that we receive – will feature in the book, so you also have a chance to have your story published as part of the collection.

This is a unique chance to be a part of our 20 year celebratio­n of the Stadium of Light.

You can find more informatio­n on our website: crankedanv­il.co.uk/safc

Ha’way the Lads. Paul Dunn

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