The Chorus - Episode 57: Into The Wood, With Coffee

<p>Our guest is actor, playwright, broadcaster and sarky Facebook presence Peter Terry, who discusses his new one-man play At All Costs, which deals (brilliantly) with the horrors of the Battle of Delville Wood in World War One. We savour a fine brew from our new sponsor, <a href="https://www.cito1974.com/" target="_blank"><strong>Cito 1974 Coffee</strong></a><strong>, </strong>which makes the day seem brighter. We also question whether comedies actually need to make you laugh to be considered successful, and wonder at Karl Lagerfeld's ability to get concepts from idea to Grand Palais-filling spectacle.</p> <p>THEATRE: <strong>At All Costs</strong></p> <p>BOOKS: <strong>Chanel Catwalk: The Complete Karl Lagerfeld Collections (1983-2019)</strong></p> <p>TV: <strong>Archive 81, Mythic Quest, Our Flag Means Death</strong></p> <p>Please give us your comments, suggestions and constructive input via our Facebook page, please: <strong>https://www.facebook.com/TheChorusPodcast</strong></p>