By Tom Charles

 

Margaret Thatcher’s death last week stirred emotions across Britain. The context in which my childhood took place was dominated by Thatcher, a Prime Minister who radically changed Britain and created the social and economic conditions in which so many of us grew up.

by Wills Morgan

 

It had trash talk performed by opera singers . It had a musical score which boasted some some actual tunes. It had a whole first act and a bit of a second act. And it had a big black man in a clean white nappy. This is the story of how JERRY SPRINGER: THE OPERA became the hit show a decade ago last week at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. 

By HH 

 

In March last year, I decided to leave my job as a Fashion Stylist and set up my own company  Heavenly Hounds, to go from what I jokingly refer to as dressing bitches, to training bitches.