Head teacher, Mr Hedley, wants to maintain his excellent track record for consistently delivering award-winning school musical performances within the County. However, his out-with-the-old, in-with-the-new approach, and his reliance on colleague Kate Mallory, may have gone a little too far this time.
As if time mattered? Take one cup of tea, two Paracetamol, three Hobnobs, one comfy chair, two cushions and a pouffe! Sit back and enjoy!
Radio Shorts returns to cH-online from 17th January. Following last year’s 12 at 12, we return with a compact 6 at 6! 6 of the best of the radio plays submitted in response to our second Radio Shorts drama initiative will be going online for the next two weeks on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday …
Read more6 at 6 – cornerHOUSE Radio Shorts starts 17 January
CornerHOUSE Radio Shorts is back, and we’re looking for more radio dramas. Last Spring (2021) we had 24 submissions of which 12 were selected and are still available on our website to listen to at Radio Shorts . The plays will be assessed by a panel of listeners. We’re looking for a number of good …
Hilary Walker, one of the poets from the cH, has been shortlisted and selected to read her poem ‘We Are One’ on Thursday 20 May at an online international celebration of poetry to mark the publication of the Montreal Poetry Prize Anthology 2020 (Véhicule Press) . The event runs from 9–10:30pm and features readings by …
Picture Corner presents its first photographic event, an online exhibition of water themed photos.
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Our twelve at twelve radio plays are still available to listen to. Here’s details of the twelve and links to where to hear them on the cornerHOUSE website; Lifeboat by Emma Burton When Robin booked a relaxing cruise to the moons of Jupiter, he never imagined it would end with him trapped in a lifeboat, …
A new monologue by Susannah Finzi and Jules Marshall performed by Rosalind Lonsdale.
School bores troublesome teenager Will who addresses Max. The second lockdown has enabled them to spend lots of time together. Will is a ‘harder to place’ child in foster care, awaiting his annual review. Why is his foster carer, ‘Rob the Knob’ behaving so strangely?
It is war-time and four colleagues in The Ministry vent their frustration at how the public is responding. Their discussion of the aura of failure that is shrouding the country culminates in a dramatic re-writing of history.
Phil and Debs decide to do the quick crossword, but this one turns out to be particularly tricky.