By Cal
Link: https://lyceum.org.uk/whats-on/production/tennis-elbow
Available until: Livestream on Saturday 8th May at 7pm.
Tennis Elbow was written by the acclaimed Scottish playwright John Byrne, some thirteen years after what many probably believed to be his last play. It is a sort of sequel or companion piece to another play what he wrote (bad grammar intentional), Writer’s Cramp.
By Megan
Link: https://lyceum.org.uk/whats-on/production/angela
Available until: Final performance Friday 2nd April, 7pm
Angela is a very sad play in lots of ways but it’s also a really happy and beautiful play. It’s a celebration of a person and how amazing she was.
It is written by Mark Ravenhill and it’s about his mum Angela. Her parents called her Rita but she felt much more like an Angela. It’s really lovely the way most people call her Angela after she explains. I’m very lucky because my parents called me Megan and I feel like a Megan but sometimes the name you are given feels wrong.
