Write to Play is a bold new writing initiative from Graeae Theatre Company. It is committed to developing the skills and experience of deaf and disabled writers. In the second of our series, one of the participants explains how...
Read MoreIt’s easy to argue that all awards are pointless and the dance that takes place between nominations being announced and tearful acceptance speeches (or bitter recriminations in the pub afterwards) is an especially pointless...
Read More‘Alice! A childish story take, And with a gentle hand Lay it where Childhood’s dreams are twined In Memory’s mystic band, Like pilgrim’s wither’d wreath of flowers Pluck’d in a far off land.’ This poetic prologue gives the...
Read MoreEarly One Morning. It sounds like the opening of a folk song and, as is often the case in folk songs, there is a truth to be told; storytelling passed from generation to generation which celebrates love and makes sense of what...
Read MoreCommemorations of the First World War – there’s a lot of them about and for some, despite the poignancy, the saturation of the subject can be off-putting. As with the daily news reports showing starving children or civil...
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