By Susan Edgell

WCT poised for final performance of the season

Apr 13, 2018 | 1:59 PM

KAMLOOPS — It’s the final performance of the season for Western Canada Theatre.

‘Armstrong’s War’ is a story of courage, consequences and compassion.

Two very different Armstrongs meet in a rehabilitation centre. Michael, a 21 year old soldier injured in Afghanistan, and Halley, a spirited young girl paralyzed in a car accident.

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Haunted by their experiences, the two form an unlikely bond in this hard-hitting, uplifting drama about bravery and survival.

‘Armstrong’s War’ runs now though April 21 at the Pavillion Theatre.

Tickets are available at kamloopslive.ca.

by Susan Edgell

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