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After Today
Stage d’Or,
Riddles Court
Edinburgh
THE legendary Sex Pistols interview which brought punk rock fucking and shitting into the mainstream, and outraged a nation, was the swift killing of Thames Television’s Today show.
The programme’s presenter Bill Grundy, however, endured a slower, more painful death and this is the setting for After Today.
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