The Kaleidoscope Institute was very active in the 1970`s and owed highly secure buildings in both England and America. Little is known of it`s whereabouts now, but many believe it still exists today.

In 1978, Lillian Vermont Dent, also known as Miss Blackwell, was a patient at the institute. Jonathan Quigley has recently uncovered a number of recordings between Miss Blackwell and several members of staff.

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Take a listen to one of the songs from our up and coming play, The Gravediggers Supper, and immerse yourself in a little poetry of the gothic and love genres. 

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It`s all poetry of a Gothic nature!

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It`s the beginning of September and I`ve had a good sort out in the studio; it`s amazing what you find!

I thought I`d share some of my findings; books bought, but never read, old poems, scribblings and old ideas for scripts. 

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Our holidays are over in Italy, but someone I end up talking about Witchcraft!

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Whilst enjoying the beauty of Sorrento, Italy, I`ll be taking a look at some of the most famous Italian authors, and playing a few songs. 

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Songs from the sadly missed Heath Common, a couple of nostalgic songs, and a look back over the years feature in this episode. 

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In this episode I take a look back at our podcast/radio plays, which are; The Cockwinkles, The Purple Orchid of Ulysses Goyle and Wicked Female Killers. 

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In this episode David chats about his latest play, The Gravediggers Supper, decides which book to take on holiday and plays a couple of Inspirational Instrumentals. 

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Where have  I been?! 

In this episode I have a good catch up and talk about plays by Henrik Ibsen.

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