Tag: theatre

As the clock draws closer to the witching hour, on a cold concrete floor, a woman lies face down, her arms bound behind her back by thick black

There is some element of truth in all fiction, and in most stories recounted as truth there will be some evasion or exaggeration, an aggrandisement of events otherwise

It was a place Ailsa knew as a girl, both from visiting and from the stories her family told, the myths and legends of the Cairngorms, a beautiful

It is the elegantly furnished and tastefully demure drawing room of a suburban couple, the small dining table for two in the corner, the drinks trolley beside it,

A washing board and a basket of sheets and socks, two chairs to ease the load if not the burden, a small village by the river looking to

Drought has hit and won’t ease and the crops have died and the cattle had to be put down, Mary’s provision’s store has closed and won’t be opening

Waiting on the shore as the waters lap against the rocks sits a monster, watching with one eye, a cyclops which exists on the edge of society, of

With the longest legs and the shortest shorts, and of course, their requisite socks and sandals, it is the legendary showdown between Don McEnroe and Björn Gnu, the

When empty or unused, a theatre is termed “dark,” on the stage the ghost light playing its lonely vigil, illuminating the space so anyone who crosses knows the

Minerva was popular among everyone who knew her but her best friend was always her smartphone, never far from her hand everywhere she went through the day and