Sharing concerns over future of Swinson HouseI SHARE Mr Laverack’s concerns about Swinson House being lost (Conservation areas are supposed to conserve, Letters, August 17). It must be one of the few examples of what I would describe as the 1930s co
I must thank the redoubtable wordsmith and reviewer Charles Hutchinson. As soon as I read his early review of Twelfth Night at Shakespeare’s Rose Theatre in York, I felt I had to go. It proved all he indicated, and more, when we finally viewed this joyous, witty, life-affirming rollock.
I write to urge anyone who has not seen this play, or has yet to visit the Rose, to grab any remaining seats. I was accompanied by two people, one of them a Shakespeare novice (quickly read a plot resumé online before the start of the performance); they enjoyed it enormously.
Dorothy Nicholson,
Fishergate, York
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