In conversation
Patricia Cumper in conversation with Trish Cooke
On the experience of writing for radio in Jamaica and then transferring those skills as a writer to radio and theatre in the UK.
16th April, 2021
'The writing I deeply admire is that which shows the extraordinary in the ordinary.'
Patricia Cumper
A playwright and theatre director, Patricia Cumper has also adapted novels for radio and television.
Trish Cooke
Trish Cooke writes scripts for theatre, TV, film, radio and she also writes children’s books.
Regarding Turner
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Pluribus
‘The most miserable person on Earth must save the world from happiness.’
Sentimental Value
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A New New Me
A novel as mischievous and multiplicitous as its protagonist
Reggae Story
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The City Kids See the Sea
Roger Robinson reads his poem, 'The City Kids See the Sea'. Directed by Matthew Thompson and commissioned by the Adrian Brinkerhoff Poetry Foundation.
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Afro-Caribbean writer Frantz Fanon, his work as a psychiatrist and commitment to independence movements.
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