Hadley-James Hoyles

rimu road by Lily Holloway those fish in the stream by the coastlands laundromat are sleek bodies swept grass-like they run under the subway in the mall flicker sunwards billboards with the flesh pushed or out-slotted roadside onlook a market in the paddock two months ago politicians under bracken cows huddled in a mass of five there’s a goldfinch perched on the thistle raspberry and slinking grass pressing up against the paddock fence and it bulges and in the shed over the fence jointed...

From London’s West End to a national tour of the UK, Matthew Spangler and Giles Croft’s stage adaptation of Khaled Hosseini’s internationally acclaimed novel The Kite Runner is coming to Edinburgh this week for a run at the King’s Theatre. A story of youth, transgression and redemption, set against the backdrop of a rapidly changing Afghanistan and an increasingly intervening America, the play follows in the footsteps of a successful film and other productions put on the stage.