The original Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland is mad – featuring a grinning Cheshire Cat, a White Rabbit running late, a philosophical caterpillar and a queen with a penchant for beheading people.
The actor who Freddie Mercury’s dad in the new film Bohemian Rhapsody has recalled the time plays the flamboyant frontman of Queen gave him a tenner for singing outside his house.
When she joined as a casual member of staff six years, Becca Coulson couldn’t have imagined that she would eventually be repsonsible for the biggest event at Bridlington Spa for a decade, and be interviewed live on Radio One’s breakfast show.
Perhaps only a French writer could pull off a 90-minute drama about three men arguing over what is, essentially, a blank canvas. Perhaps a British writer would depict the men squabbling for 90 minutes, but over a painting?
