"Mike Barlett's play is strong, with sparking dialogue, but it's the acting that really compelled."
Cock – A Mini Review (2009)
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Sorcery of Thorns – Book Review
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Sorcery of Thorns by Margaret Rogerson, is the coming of age tale of one Elizabeth Scrivener; a child of the Great library of Summershall. Whilst other orphans are sent to train as apprentice librarians once they turn thirteen, Elizabeth was found abandoned on the Great Library’s front doorstep as a baby. Growing up amongst magical texts Elizabeth dreams of completing her apprenticeship and of following in the...
Keeler, Profumo Ward and Me – a Review
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A REVIEW OF THE BBC DOCUMENTARY - & RUMINATIONS ON A BYGONE ERA: