Nov 18 – “A dark, intense and demanding play…” Local Playwright Julian Felice Talks About ‘Catharsis’
‘Catharsis’, a new play written and directed by Julian Felice, starts this week at the Bayside Drama Studio. We caught up with Julian and spoke about the play and his other projects…
YGTV: What is your latest play Catharsis about?
Julian: Catharsis is about a man who cannot sleep. A frustrated artist, he is going through a difficult time in his life and is almost on the verge of an emotional breakdown. There are many tensions in his life and in his relationships with the people around him - his girlfriend, his friends, his co-workers. In order to find answers and solutions, he takes to going for long walks at night, and this exposes him to a sinister underworld in which he feels alternately threatened, yet, at other times, at ease. His failure to find answers leads him to take increasing risks and, as he descends further into this self-destructive spiral, his actions start affecting those closest to him.
As part of the continuing development of the Royal Gibraltar Police Dog Section, Sergeants Finlayson and Pisarello have recently attended and successfully completed a five week Explosive Dog Detection course with the South Yorkshire Police. The handlers and both dogs are now fully licensed and will immediately become operational.
Thousands of young football fans will be able to attend Scotland’s match against Gibraltar for free next March as part of a Scottish Government and Scottish FA scheme.
A Heritage Trust volunteer who was, up until very recently at the forefront of the Devil’s Gap Battery renovations this week announced his decision to hand in his Trust membership and recently received award and walk away from the project.
