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Tag Archives: narrative
Quick now, here, now, always.
Moving to London meant leaving my job – obviously – and I am searching for work. Writing applications is laborious (oh, the irony that hunting for work is itself hard work) and disquieting. I cannot know how long this process … Continue reading
Posted in Moving on, Theatre
Tagged Alan Bennett, Hamlet, literature, Live performance, narrative, Shakespeare, Simon Russell Beale, TS Eliot
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“A sad tale’s best for winter”
It’s probably obvious already from this blog that I love stories: I love them in books, I love them even more incarnate in the theatre. I spent three years getting an English degree merely because it meant (in those heady … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Education, Theatre
Tagged Ben Jonson, books, Jeanette Winterson, language, literature, narrative, Shakespeare
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