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Voices of Gallipoli: Out Loud Listen now | I’d like to institute a new oral tradition: the public reading of veterans’ personal war testimonies as a way to remember their service and sacrifices.

We're not audiences, we're vidiences. It's cramping my style, and your experience.

Jun 18

A memorial plaque on a park bench, Bury St Edmund’s Abbey, November 2021

May 21

I’m playing with using a teleprompter as an easy, light and flexible way to present more dynamic, engaging and insightful play readings for performance…

May 15

Luck. I hate the word. I can’t get it out of my mouth. It sticks in the throat like a furball, with all the other ‘uck’ words. Yuck. Muck. Fuck. Truck.

Apr 29

A Long Day's Journey into Night is much shorter if the actors just perform the stage directions. But would it make any sense? Or could it make more?

Apr 15

Part 6. The final chapter of a play about people who are tied together for better and worse, by family, love, hate and fate.

Apr 1

Part 5. A play about people who are tied together for better and worse, by family, love, hate and fate.

Mar 25

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