RAPSCALLION MAGAZINE Theatre Review: it’s all about to go wrong as the writers fall out in Daniel Kelmann’s comedy drama The Mentor in an evening of marital bust ups, jealousy and a pond dunking
The Mentor. Ustinov Studio, Bath Four frustrated arty types battled it out for the title of the most arty type…
Rapscallion Magazine Book Review: laughing his way to mass murder at the Comedy Store
The Humorist. Russell Kane Benjamin White has created a killer joke. The critic who cannot laugh, born with a straight…
Rapscallion Magazine Book Review: season of mists and mellow remainers – a post Brexit novel inspired by Keats but with overtones of comedy sketches by Victoria Wood
Autumn, by Ali Smith A novel that seems to drift through a series of thoughts and scenes as though in…
Harry Mottram Freelance Journalist: photograph for the cover of SignLink magazine plus feature inside
Latest in depth feature on engraving and how new technology is pushing the boundaries of the ancient art for SignLink…
HARRY MOTTRAM FREELANCE: recent cartoon for Print Monthly magazine
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RAPSCALLION MAGAZINE FEATURE: Whoops! The night I went to the wrong dinner party
Progressive suppers can be eventful as Rupert Bridgwater found out when he knocked on the wrong door We once went…
RAPSCALLION MAGAZINE FEBRUARY DIARY: from shrovetide footie and moody Victorians to love poetry in Bristol and complete hypocrisy at the RSC in Stratford
If you’re worried about Donald Trump, Brexit and a melt down in the economy with the banks going bust maybe…
RAPSCALLION MAGAZINE DIARY: from Charlie Chaplin to a French silent movie and from Punch to love poetry – it’s all happening in January
January 2017 Christmas is over, the mornings are dark and the evenings darker and all seems gloomy as you realise…
RAPSCALLION MAGAZINE feature: the day Tarzan was desperate for a pee but ended up sitting on a toilet on the centre court in Wimbledon
They certainly don’t show it on TV but sometimes marathon runners have to stop for the call of nature. Harry…
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