Monty Python’s Terry Gilliam offers up a terrifically trippy version of Stephen Sondheim’s Into the Woods. Read my full Broadway World review here
BWW Review: INTO THE WOODS, Theatre Royal Bath
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Author Archives: cherylmarkosky
How to survive on Mars
Delighted to be awarded 3rd prize in Retreat West’s courses competition. “Dad chooses her to go to Mars.” Read my flash fiction story here
BWW Review: PHAEDRA/MINOTAUR, Theatre Royal Bath
Thrilling and original double bill of opera and dance in the Ustinov Studio, Theatre Royal Bath. Read my full Broadway World review here
The Happy Baby in And We Lived Happily Ever After, National Flash Fiction Day Anthology 2022
“The happy baby dances his way out of the womb, grin-shuffling on my stomach. Tipping his hat, expecting an encore. He gets a part in an Andrew Lloyd Webber musical.” Read my flash fiction story in the National Flash Fiction Day Anthology 2022 here
Broadway World Review: MARGOT LA ROUGE/LE VILLI, Opera Holland Park
Loss, revenge and redemption in two short operas at Opera Holland Park. Read my full Broadway World review here
Broadway World Review: THE TEMPEST, Theatre Royal Bath
A modern take on Shakespeare’s magical tale on an enchanted isle. But does director Deborah Warner pull it off? Read my full Broadway World review here
He asks for lobster. It’s not in the kitchen supplies and I’m not allowed anything from the outside world, so I fake it. Read my full story, The Last Supper, in Flash Fiction Festival, Volume Four
BWW Interview: Director Cressida Brown talks about THE POLITICAL HISTORY OF SMACK AND CRACK at the Riverside Studios
Cressida Brown discusses a love story set against a backdrop of addiction and riots at the height of Thatcherism in the 80s. Read my Broadway World story here
BWW Interview: Emily Bruni Talks THE DANCE OF DEATH, Theatre Royal Bath
Actress Emily Bruni on the effects of gender-switching and paying witness to a toxic marriage in a new adaption of Strindberg’s black comedy. Read my Broadway World interview with Emily Bruni here
BWW Review: THE DANCE OF DEATH, Theatre Royal Bath
Love, hate and co-dependency: a toxic marriage Scandi-style in a new adaptation of Strindberg’s black absurdist comedy. Read my Broadway World review of The Dance of Death here
Cheryl Markosky 