Frank deep-fat cremates him and scatters his ashes along with fries in the park. Read my flash fiction story, Ted’s Funeral is Held at McDonald’s, published by Maudlin House, here
Ted’s Funeral is Held at McDonald’s, Maudlin House
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Author Archives: cherylmarkosky
BWW Book Review: RECIPES AND REJECTION, by Karen Cecilia
You’ll laugh. You’ll cry. You’ll despair. You’ll have the odd glimmer of hope. Read my full Broadway World book review of Recipes and Rejection here
BWW Review: WORMHOLES, Omnibus Theatre, Clapham
Victoria Yeates (Call the Midwife, Fantastic Beasts) is complete captivating in Emily Jupp’s new one-woman play at the Omnibus Theatre, Clapham. Read my full Broadway World review here
Musicals Magazine Review: THE BAKER’S WIFE, MENIER CHOCOLATE FACTORY
A spirited revival of the musical based on the 1938 French film is tres charmante at boutique venue, Menier Chocolate Factory. Read my full Musicals magazine review, obtainable from here
BWW Review: MY FATHER’S FABLE, Bush Theatre
Tense new thriller about grief, identity and family secrets that keeps the audience guessing. Read my full Broadway World review here
BWW Review: IZZARD HAMLET, Riverside Studios
To go solo, or not to go solo? That is the question. Read my full Broadway World review of Eddie Izzard’s one-person version of Hamlet here
BWW Review: THE DEEP BLUE SEA, THEATRE ROYAL BATH
Tamsin Greig is superb as Hester Collyer in Lindsay Posner’s new revival of Terence Rattigan’s 1950s classic, The Deep Blue Sea, at Theatre Royal Bath’s intimate, 126-seater Ustinov Studio. Read my full Broadway World review here
BWW BOOK REVIEW: A SENSE OF THEATRE, by Richard Pilbrow
Detailed new book chronicles the birth, challenges and triumphs of the National Theatre. Read my full Broadway World book review here
BBW Review: A Chorus of Disapproval, Salisbury Playhouse
Alan Ayckbourn comic farce that doesn’t quite meet expectations, but it will cheer you up on a a rainy evening. Read my full Broadway World review here
BWW Review: This is Memorial Device, Riverside Studios
Must-see dark comedy about the rise and fall of an obscure Scottish post-punk band in the 80s. Read my full Broadway World review here
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