A note from Jeremy Thorn, Chair of the cornerHOUSE Trust Dear All Many of you may as yet be unaware of the very sad news that Paul Atkins died on Saturday morning. As well as being a long-serving Trustee, Paul was a tireless provider of expertise and work on all matters technical, a seasoned Pantomimist, …
Read morePaul “Lanky” Atkins – A note from Jeremy Thorn, Chair of the cornerHOUSE Trust
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 …
From Kingston Libraries: You are invited to join in a borough wide project to get you thinking about the environment whilst creating some wonderful art out of recycled materials. 1) Think of a green pledge you will make and then create a leaf out of recycled materials and write your pledge on this. Either post …
A new monologue by Susannah Finzi and Jules Marshall performed by Rosalind Lonsdale.
Over the next three weeks we are inviting you to take photographs of Water, how creative can you get?
Coming to cH-online from 15th March, 12 of the best of the radio plays submitted in response to our Radio Shorts drama initiative. For the next three weeks, every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 12 noon, we will be posting a new play. There’s two ways you can listen to them. Either check the …
Read more12 at 12 – cornerHOUSE Radio Shorts starts 15 March
Thank you to everyone who watched Friday Night at the cornerHOUSE on 5th March. If you missed it, or if you’d like to see it again, we’re pleased to say that you can! All you have to do is click on the video below and sit back an enjoy an hour of Comedy, Drama, Poetry, …
Read moreEvery night can be Friday Night at the cornerHOUSE!
Get your glad rags on but stay at home! We’ve got an hour of Comedy, Drama, Poetry, Art and Music coming your way on Friday March 5th at 7.30pm, and you can see it all from the comfort of your own armchair (so please don’t think about leaving the house and trying to come to …
