A new show…
I’ve been thinking about what to do recently and started writing a new show… Anyway here’s a bit of it, […]
I’ve been thinking about what to do recently and started writing a new show… Anyway here’s a bit of it, […]
I was sat with Louise (my other half, is it me or does “partner” offer the possibility that, I, Sam, […]
I have somewhat of a confession this evening. It’s not something I’m proud of, indeed i’ve hidden it away for […]
So we’re on day two of rehearsals and the script’s been tightened up considerably. I think as a writer you […]
As part of my job as a theatre marketing person I invariably find myself berating companies for not keeping an […]
I was sat in on Thursday with my guitar (I bought a new guitar, a lovely Farida acoustic… fills me […]
For a long time now I’ve had the feeling that something wasn’t right. It’s weird how life pushes and pulls […]
It’s been a while since my last blog post, the extremely geeky games review, and in that time a couple […]
I have always been a sports game sort of guy. Sensible Soccer, through every version of Fifa via a brief […]
The second Dark Laughs podcast looking at local news from around the UK. Featuring Sam Freeman and Tim Franklin! With […]
For frequent readers of this blog (which mostly seems to be Unity Theatre staff and my sister… There will be […]
The first Dark Laughs podcast looking at local news from around the UK. Featuring Sam Freeman and Tim Franklin! Listen […]
I hadn’t written any particularly niche marketing-centric posts for a while so I thought it was high time to inflict […]
I hate to say it, but I’m here now, and, well, I have a problem, an addiction. I don’t like […]
I was sat, as is my will, on my laptop drinking mocha in a cafe on Friday afternoon. A rare […]
It’s a weird experience I’m going through this week. I’ve had an odd ‘career’ as a writer so far to […]
Part of the role of any arts manager is to examine and develop the way resources are used in the […]
Chapter One – To Edinburgh There is, I suspect, nothing more pleasurable in the entire world than travelling by train. […]