Posts by Christine Lawrence
Captain Swing Riots bicentenary commemoration
I am so excited that a reading of my play, “The Women Left Behind will be performed at this event on 13th September in Winchester. Book now if y ou’d like to see it and learn more about the Swing Riots in Hampshire. https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/hampshire-history-trust/the-english-projects-captain-swing-riots-bicentenary-commemoration-the-architecture-of-crime-and/e-jqpagr
Read MoreCreative Journal Writing at Petersfield Museum
Check out my first workshop at Petersfield Museum and Art Gallery on 7th October from 7.00pm until 900pm. and see what else I’m up to at this wonderful event this autumn. Tickets at: petersfieldmuseum.co.uk
Read MoreCrowbait
A wonderful group to be involved in if you are interested in developing playwriting skills, meeting other writers, actors, directors and producers. A monthly meet up where you can hear your work performed in a safe and friendly environment, have a go at reading others’ work and getting feedback on your own. We meet on…
Read MoreCrowbait – a great place to try out new scripts
Crowbait UK has been a great forum for me to explore scriptwriting and playing with new writings by others.
Read MoreSpeak Volumes at The Hideaway
Sometimes when you are performing a reading, and you go wrong, you just have to laugh at yourself.
Read MoreThe Palmist on the Pier©
We queued on the pier in the hot sun, ate ice creams in tubs with little plastic spoons to keep ourhands clean. We sat and stared at the long beach which swept into the distance, the light dancing onthe waves; people, dots in the water, far, far, away. I had raspberry ripple and Jennifer chose…
Read MoreOctopus©
It had been a long week of hard work and emotions. Leaving the past behind, and walkinginto a future that was unknown and uncertain, I was feeling lost and alone. The Southseashore was the only place I ever came to when I was feeling like this. I stood on the shingleand watched the sun go…
Read MoreRed Balloons
She was beautiful, there was no doubt about it and when she’d raised her glass to him, his hearthad nearly burst. They’d met on a summer night, on the beach in Southsea. I know, not exactlythat romantic, crunching on a pebbled beach not quite the same as the feel of the sand betweenyour toes. Still,…
Read MoreJake the SteamPunk
I wouldn’t want it to get out but I’m not really a Steampunk. Don’t get me wrong, the dressing upis fun and I quite like the fantasy side of it. It’s just that – well, this is my story… I met Jake on the Isle of Wight Ferry last year. He was on his way…
Read MoreCrows
When we finally reached the port of Dublin the crows that had been gathering throughout our journey were so many that the sky was black. At first sight, you could almost believe that it was past sunset, but my watch told me it was only mid-morning. We were glad to get on board the ferry,…
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