My life and work have brought me to the South-West in recent months. The sea is like a homing beacon to me. Maybe it’s something to do with having parents born on the coast, who have instilled in me a love of the water and the waves that wasn’t intrinsic …
Step out of reality and step into the world of Persian Modern Tales… Dream-like and at times a little nightmarish, the latest creation of well known Iranian author and artist Alireza Mirasadollah and director, Roshi Aba is an amalgamation of the real and the supernatural, the funny and the frightening. Although the pair …
Nobody is average, so why should theatre be? Such is the philosophy of Not Your Average Collective, a newly founded theatre company made up of Brit and Canadian duo Elisha Grace and Alex Franks. I first looked in on them back in June, to get an insight into the early stages of their …
Fairy tales, a timeless tradition, an ageless art-form… but who, and where do they come from? Who is writing the next generation of fairy tales, for the next generation of bedtime stories? Step in, Little Giants Theatre, who are rediscovering the captivating art of the fairy tale, telling new stories …
Nobody is average, so why should theatre be? Such is the philosophy of Not Your Average Collective, a newly founded theatre company made up of Brit and Canadian duo Elisha Grace. and Alex Franks. Their goal? To represent the unrepresented, to tell the untold, to challenge popular culture with the not …
Dajana Fifield, more commonly known as Deedee, is a freelance theatre director, producer and performer. Co-founder of theatre company 27 degrees, she has also previously worked with The Salon: Collective, Elrow London and can often be found performing with day time ravers Morning Gloryville! Her latest project at RCSSD, …
Of all the times not to have my DSLR on me… exploring this abandoned mansion on the North Welsh coast was one of the worst. Having spent three years living in this beautiful corner of the world, you might have thought I had seen all there was to see… but 4 years on, …
Thoughts on a Solitary Welsh Walk The joy and the sorrow will still be there tomorrow. The night and the day will hourly slide away. (repeat)
Nothing beats a break at the start of the year to recharge and refuel with culture and adventure! Which is how I came to spend the first week of February in charmant Québec. With my friend Melly, native to Quebec (we studied together in London) as my guide, I took to …
This weekend, in recognition of ‘Shakespeare400’ (400 years since Ol’ Will’s death) London was treated to not one, not two but all thirty-seven Shakespeare plays – for free! Because after all, though the bard was born and bread 100 miles ‘up the road’ in Stratford Upon Avon, It was in …
