Tag Archives: theatre
Secret Stirchley, flashers and goodbye tearoom
After donating my teenage memory of ‘being flashed’ to the Secret Stirchley crew at the pop-up arts tearoom, this weekend my embarrassing memory became the stuff of a Stirchley promenade street theatre narrative. Performed by three actors as part of … Continue reading
My kitchen unit gets a starring role (sort of)
From screen-grabbing myself on TV last weekend, I have now spotted my veritable old kitchen unit, which I rescued from a skip, on the London stage – in a play at the Royal Court, no less. It sort of gets … Continue reading
A tale of two furniture items
I get attached to stuff. Which is why it’s nice to know what happens to it come clear-out time. Where does it go? Who are the new owners? What will its new life be like? (I’m always getting told off … Continue reading
A night of personal improv-ment
After a week of unusual nights out– featuring trampolining, Balkan and Israeli folk dancing and ukulele to name three – tonight had the potential to be the weirdest yet. The Box of Frogs theatre impro workshop is held in Moseley, … Continue reading
