Monthly Archives: May 2012

Of Men and Fringe (yes it’s NOT alliterative)

Posted on May 28, 2012 by debdavemason

For the last two weeks most of my spare time has been taken up with Bits of Obits, a new writing mini-season featuring pieces inspired by obituaries. I got involved because @bitsofobits and I mutually followed each other within about … Continue reading →

Posted in acting, directing, theatre | Tagged acting classes, acting workshops, Actors, Bits of Obits, fringe theatre, Perdekamp Emotional Method | 1 Comment

Engaged or manipulated – you decide… Or do you?

Posted on May 3, 2012 by debdavemason

This week I have been to two very interesting theatrical experiences. The first on Tuesday was at the Royal Court. It was a traditional format, realistic play set in some nice box sets on a proscenium arch stage. … Continue reading →

Posted in Politics, theatre | Tagged BAC, Cameron, French Elections, Fuel, London Mayor, London Mayoral Elections, Love Love Love, Make Better Please, Mike Bartlett, politics, Royal Court, Sarkozy, Smantha Blick, Uninvited Guests | 2 Comments

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Monthly Archives: May 2012

Of Men and Fringe (yes it’s NOT alliterative)

Engaged or manipulated – you decide… Or do you?

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