Category Archives: The Golem at the Camden Fringe
Golem Review
Hello all, Just a very quick post to link to our Fringereport review: http://www.fringereport.com/0908thegolem.php And to thank the Camden Fringe, the Roundhouse, and everyone involved with Broken Glass this Summer for making ‘The Golem’ something we are very proud of. … Continue reading
The morning after the night before
I have just returned from a tasty meal of sausages and beans with the rest of the Hainault-residing cast. (Repetitive diet? Us?) The brunch was a neccesary next step to last night’s sequence – pickled cauliflower, visit from the Austrian embassy, … Continue reading
The night before the morning after
“What will you do when you are the last one left?” We are about to find out! Terrifing how easily lines from the play slip into my everyday speech and writing. The rest of the Hainault-residing cast are cooking sausages and … Continue reading
Thinking about ‘The Golem’
We are now less than 46 hours away from the Roundhouse Studio – not that I’m counting or anything – and it is all starting to come into focus. One of the primary aims of Broken Glass is the meeting … Continue reading
It’s been a while
Hi all, It’s been such a long time since either Vicky or I wrote, that I thought we should have a bit of a catch-up. Having rehearsed The Golem in Cambridge, the company had to disband for a while to … Continue reading
Changes…
Dear all, Since my last post, just over a month ago, some exciting things have been happening here in the Broken Glass world. As you can probably see we’ve changed the website around, made it more interesting and more beautiful … Continue reading
Making Space: The Short Fuse Project
For those of you interested in where Short Fuse came from, and where we plan on heading next, have a read of my article in Crash magazine, a most fabulous website! http://crashmagazine.co.uk/?p=62 “In a way ‘Short Fuse’ had its birth … Continue reading