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  Madmen & Madwomen – the sub-plot of Patriarchy in White-Collar Offices.   ‘The overwhelming experience of women in a society dominated by men is that of being silenced.’ [...]

Peter Gynt – National Theatre, Aug’ 19’. Review by Tamsin Flower   Script by David Hare Direction by Jonathan Kent   Everyone loves seducers and sociopaths…in fiction. The [...]

Review of ‘Six’ – Arts Theatre, 16/4/19  Book & lyrics by Toby Marlow & Lucy Moss Direction by Lucy Moss & Jamie Armitage   Henry the Eighth’s six wives appear ‘for one [...]

The Light in the Piazza – review, The Southbank Centre, July 2019 By Tamsin Flower Book by Craig Lucas, Music and Lyrics by Adam Guettel. Italy – romanticised by all, from Shakespeare [...]

Lives of F, poem 4, parts 1, 2 & 3 – ‘Frederick & Effy do London’ Baby F has reached young adulthood… Click below for audio-file part-one: livesoff4part1 part [...]

I’m a big fan of the big picture. My interest in the sky at night spills away from popular science into the realms of women’s moon groups, tarot symbology and tuning into the words of The Great [...]

Pepper I solipsistically slice pepper. She: latex-red, freshly-cut. Her vagina/brain/crown rests in the epicentre of being. Seed-jewels glisten with thoughts of being eaten. TF4/17

Friends of the Verbatim GREEN_SPACE Play project, were asked via facebook to post their favourite flora/fauna/gardening & horticultural words in celebration of the cornucopia that is [...]

A year in green space Out like a school-girl skyving down the arboretum. Socialised tongues speak organic tea, soft-boiled politics, food/soil preparation. * Over-satiated by light, vegetables [...]

Some Thoughts about teenage girls, sexuality, power and Living Dolls on International Women’s Day   The other week I stopped two fifteen year-old girls taking duckface, cleavage selfies in a [...]