The first part of the Camborne play was read by Kevin, Phil and David in the studio today.
This is one of the few remaining plays left that were performed in Playing places, or plain an gwarry, all over Cornwall. They had a religious theme but were very like mummers plays.
This play was translated by Myrna combellack and was first performed in the 80s in St Pauls church Truro directed by Gerry Finch.
All three parts are included in the book which is available to buyfrom Dyllansow Truran.
Monday, 20 February 2012
Monday, 13 February 2012
friday 10th feb
On the show today were Miss Ann Foxglove and Myrna Croome.
Ann read some of her new poetry and stories ispired by the writing group. Myrna did a book review with the little red writing book, the levelling sea by Philip Marsden and how not to write a novel.
We had music and poetry from Les Merton, Bob Devereux, Paul Farmer and Jim KIng.
This week sees the pantomime, "peter Pan" at the Keay theatre in St Austell. It should be a good one. Starts at 1.45 on thursday pm.
Ann read some of her new poetry and stories ispired by the writing group. Myrna did a book review with the little red writing book, the levelling sea by Philip Marsden and how not to write a novel.
We had music and poetry from Les Merton, Bob Devereux, Paul Farmer and Jim KIng.
This week sees the pantomime, "peter Pan" at the Keay theatre in St Austell. It should be a good one. Starts at 1.45 on thursday pm.
Sunday, 5 February 2012
Saturday 4th feb
Two things about today.
Storytelling for national library day involved me reading and telling stories. Most of the kids wereVERY young but all took part in Jack and the beanstalk including a baby who played the lady who gives Jack the magic beans in exchange for his cow. Her mum said she liked cows. Emu made an appearance to some delight and some fear! It was the usual chaos but as I am used to that it doesn't worry me if they wander off mid sentance. Stayed the whole 2 hours.
This evening compered the GOT edition of the X factor although it was more GOT talent! There was a huge amount of talent though ranging from being Dr Who to piano playing and a tiny lad as James Morrison. Nice venue and great atmosphere. There was cake too, always a good sign! More cake, especially fruit cake.
I think I may be in the paper next week.
Storytelling for national library day involved me reading and telling stories. Most of the kids wereVERY young but all took part in Jack and the beanstalk including a baby who played the lady who gives Jack the magic beans in exchange for his cow. Her mum said she liked cows. Emu made an appearance to some delight and some fear! It was the usual chaos but as I am used to that it doesn't worry me if they wander off mid sentance. Stayed the whole 2 hours.
This evening compered the GOT edition of the X factor although it was more GOT talent! There was a huge amount of talent though ranging from being Dr Who to piano playing and a tiny lad as James Morrison. Nice venue and great atmosphere. There was cake too, always a good sign! More cake, especially fruit cake.
I think I may be in the paper next week.
Anita and Ali's show Feb 3rd 2012
Anita and Ali read some great stories today on the show and both said how creative writing in education had helped them both. They both said how they would have written anyway but that courses had helped them to take and give criticism to their own and othrs work. Anitas poem will be in the next issue of poetry cornwall and is out in march.
There was music today from Keith Wilson in Bissoe blues, Bob Devereux and his poem Oak and Paul Farmer Fire in marakesh from his film New Reed.
http://www.archive.org/details/DoTheWriteThing03Feb2012AliRogersAnitaHunt
There was music today from Keith Wilson in Bissoe blues, Bob Devereux and his poem Oak and Paul Farmer Fire in marakesh from his film New Reed.
http://www.archive.org/details/DoTheWriteThing03Feb2012AliRogersAnitaHunt
Sunday, 29 January 2012
Terry Lander
Catch some of Terry's stories, first heard on "Do the write thing", on Youtube here at http://www.youtube.com/ user/trjl/videos
They are illustrated by his dear little children. Look out later this year on the programme for Terry's plays which we will be broadcasting in oe of our theatrical specials.
They are illustrated by his dear little children. Look out later this year on the programme for Terry's plays which we will be broadcasting in oe of our theatrical specials.
show january 21st
These blogs are out of order, very sorry for that.
Todays guest was Mr Graham Eccles from bude who excellently entertained with his performance poetry. You can catch it on the archive now at http://www.archive.org/details/DoTheWriteThing20Jan2012GrahamEccles
Graham travels everywhere by hitching! I supose if you live in Bude and don't have a car you must do something to get around. He recited mostly from heart, the best way of course.
If you want to listen to more of his wonderful poetry go to Write out loud web site.
I hope he will come back and do some more for us.
Music today from Les merton and the moontones, Bert and willy wilson.
My apologies for not writing this blog already but I lost the password and it didn't want to give it me back!
Todays guest was Mr Graham Eccles from bude who excellently entertained with his performance poetry. You can catch it on the archive now at http://www.archive.org/details/DoTheWriteThing20Jan2012GrahamEccles
Graham travels everywhere by hitching! I supose if you live in Bude and don't have a car you must do something to get around. He recited mostly from heart, the best way of course.
If you want to listen to more of his wonderful poetry go to Write out loud web site.
I hope he will come back and do some more for us.
Music today from Les merton and the moontones, Bert and willy wilson.
My apologies for not writing this blog already but I lost the password and it didn't want to give it me back!
SHOW JANUARY 27TH
This weeks guest was author Nigel milliner from Tregony. His book Edge of a long shadow is published by Palores press here in Redruth at 11a Penryn street at £7.95. He also read from his forthcoming book, Cow barn, sleeps 6 which is due out in a few months.
The delightful Myrna came in to do her book review for this month and again there were 2 to choose from. She recommended cold mountain, a tale of the american civil war and any more information on those please contact this blog for details. Soon we will have pictures again. My computer, Cedric, has been unwell so had to have all his vitals removed therefore at the moment I can't load anymore pictures but here's an old one to keep you entertained till then.
Music today was from Willy Wilson and his boys and Bert Biscoe. The links wereby the very talented Mr Paul Farmer. Don't forget to check the web site of the new CMR and catch up what is happening there soon.
The delightful Myrna came in to do her book review for this month and again there were 2 to choose from. She recommended cold mountain, a tale of the american civil war and any more information on those please contact this blog for details. Soon we will have pictures again. My computer, Cedric, has been unwell so had to have all his vitals removed therefore at the moment I can't load anymore pictures but here's an old one to keep you entertained till then.
Music today was from Willy Wilson and his boys and Bert Biscoe. The links wereby the very talented Mr Paul Farmer. Don't forget to check the web site of the new CMR and catch up what is happening there soon.
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