An exciting week coming up. On Sunday, The Coat of Two Colours is being performed at the Royal College of Music. Oliver Vibrans, a talented composer who has worked in theatre and for radio, and I have revisited this work since its premiรจre in Cambridge, and are looking forward to seeing it in a new setting.
The Coat explores what happens when two communities, who work side by side and hold everything in common, witness an event from entirely different perspectives. It is a tale for our times, it is a tale for all times, and its answer lies, perhaps, with the next generation.
Do come, if you are in London.
Amaryllis Fleming Concert Hall
Sunday 28th April
5 pm
The event is part of the Great Exhibitionists series and is free, but tickets are required. Book here.
For those of you who live further north, the other exciting occasion is The Studio of Sanctuary Celebration Event at the Art House in Wakefield on Thursday May 2nd. Don't forget to cast your votes in the election before attending, though! I shall be popping along to my local polling station before boarding the train for what promises to be a heart-warming occasion.
Studio of Sanctuary
The Art House
Drury Lane
Wakefield
WF1 2TE
Thursday May 2nd
5 - 7 pm
Refreshments and Music
Studio of Sanctuary Plaque unveiling
Readings and Prizes for the 2018 Writing Competition
And after that I'm in Bonn working with the renowned Dada war alles gut writers in June. But more about that in another post.
In the meantime, here are some links for you:
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