This play was born of a blog post on October 15, 2017, the day that many people in the world became familiar with #metoo. It has been through several iterations, kindly sponsored by Cambridge Junction, Pulse Festival, Arts Council England, and Park Theatre. I spent a lot of time making it less about me but…
I am writing 28 plays in 28 days and my prompt was to write about a dream and I played with two dreams I had back to back in 2011 and I called it The Sea Wall and the Bungalow: THE SEA WALL AND THE BUNGALOW SCENE ONE – THE SEA WALL A concrete…
This new year is going great so far. I deleted Facebook from my phone. I am sick to death of the whole damned narrative we are trapped in and I have to exit and look for a new one. We are so tribal and scripted now. We feel so constrained and powerless in our actions.…
In The Walrus and the Carpenter, the poem in Alice in Wonderland, a magnificent tail unfolds of the Walrus and the Carpenter who tenderly befriend some lovely young oysters and they have a lovely day at the seaside until the Walrus and the Carpenter eat them. While they eat them they mourn the oysters with…
Having concluded in my last post that I was, in the words of Lucy Prebbles, less of a feminist and more of a recovering misogynist, I am having some very odd days of #MeToo. For me this is groundbreaking. I think other people might feel that way too. We are all moving forward, we are…
Cambridge peeps – that last week of summer is a doozie. Join me in my backyard.
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