18
Sep
This week, David Simper headed to the Grand Theatre studio's intimate surroundings to watch, Kailey, an original play tackling the impact of imprisoned parents on the family they leave behind. While the theme seemed grim, the play was presented in an engaging way. The set consisted of an illuminated square frame as a backdrop to a square table with three chairs. A small lighting rig was standing to each side. Music was playing as we entered the venue and music was to continue to play a strong role in the production. The subject is personal to writer and producer, Kerry…