Karl's Imposter's Blog (14)

Little clips are available to listen to, plus photos of the full cast at www.karlsimposter.com

Next time we'll have proper video clips! Give us a shout if you fancy coming down!

We're setting up script-reading evenings at the Victoria Park pub (360 Victoria Park Road, Hackney, London, E9 7BT) where writers get to try out exciting new material (or even scripts that they know won't ever get produced because of the controversial subject matter) to an audience of agents, producers and directors, not to mention an enthusiastic and supportive general public.

Conformity is the subject and Martin Crimp’s fresh translation successfully re-enforces the point of the original text, immersed within a set that does it justice as we would expect (considering today’s technology) and there’s no expense spared. In an era of increasing apathy

Much like the government ads that proclaim kids are positively gagging to be taught pretty much anything, as you watch the professor (John Eastman) begin The Lesson, you get the nagging feeling that something just isn’t quite right. It certainly isn’t - but while the simple logic of subtraction is lost upon the otherwise prodigious student (Amy Loughton) no matter how much he tries to explain, our inter

Thanks to Fluff Productions, I got to see the second half of their play, which clarified a few things lol.

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We are presented with the castle, where four children have been raised in refuge from the outside world for over two decades. "There are no more anythings," says the enigmatic Blue, seemingly a good enough reason not to bother teaching them about sex, politics or pop music. Yet in from the cold stumbles Mign

Here is the story of children raised in solitude by a mother who’s telling not just lies, but a completely other world of truths. As an outsider makes their way in, the lies unravel to dramatic effect! But not really

Some of the prices out there look a bit scary, considering most actors starting out can barely afford the rent. I've spotted this new company with a crazy offer... If you quote BRITISH THEATRE, you'll get 50% off their prices! Check it out!

Oh and add me as your friend. Or the chicken will be... eaten.... slowly... in front of a vegetarian

Keeping the pen sharp, three of our pieces were accepted for the Misogyny issue of Don't Panic.

Holding me close

Holding me tight

Hands around my throat

All through the night

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