Archive 1997-2016
Remember the scene in Village of the Damned where one of the adults suddenly turns around to find herself surrounded by a dozen evil white haired children bent on brutally murdering her . . . ?
Grey Sisters’ play explores the role of women and marriage in the Catholic Church, writes Bill Alexander.
Matthew Daye and Marven Metellus are not child prodigies. They haven’t devoted their childhoods to attending music lessons or studying at an art school. But if winning an arts award for talent, passion and commitment to their work means anything, then that hasn’t hurt them.
Not long ago, I stepped into a poetry reading expecting to find myself in the midst of a smoky lounge, drinking jug wine with a black beret perched atop my shaggy mop . . .