Author: Anne Cox

It’s in the window of Sam’s, behind the rusty display. Two wheels, shiny body, handlebars ready to be gripped Mum’s promised him that bike so even when school

The annuls of rock history are littered with stories about the also-rans, the one’s who almost made it, and those who were left behind in the rush for

Knowledge, education and learning was considered highly dubious in the 16th century but you have to wonder whether those in power were right to be suspicious. Paulette Randall’s

Director Mark Giesser returns to London’s Upstairs at the Gatehouse with George and Ira Gershwin’s madcap musical of love, war and cheese, Strike Up The Band. Take one

I stumbled on writing by accident. It found me. But the truth is, if you come from an estate, you’ll always be an outsider in this world. Freedom

Mike Poulton is adapting of Henrik Ibsen’s masterpiece, Ghosts, for a brand new version being premiered next April at Northampton’s Royal & Derngate Theatre, directed by Lucy Bailey