Caryl Churchill Slavery our department has worked to

our department has worked to use KS3 as a launching pad for GCSE and A level

who suffers from a mental illness

their stories

The Three Lives of Lucie Cabrol

Caryl Churchill Slavery our department has worked to"Caryl Churchill once explained in an interview that she begins with content and then finds form, and that as a playwright you invent the rules, you experiment all the time (Third Ear, BBC Radio 3, 17 April 1989). Her writing portfolio reflects this approach and is a great resource for drama teachers, whose challenge lies, similarly, in deciding how to balance process and product, to seek narrative threads that will both engage and inspire, while