Tag: Tracy Corbett

Blog Tour: Extract of Starlight on the Palace Pier by Tracy Corbett

Posted October 18, 2018 by Charlotte in Blog Tour / 0 Comments
Blog Tour: Extract of Starlight on the Palace Pier by Tracy Corbett

Today I am delighted to take part in the blog tour for Starlight on the Palace Pier. Today I have an exclusive extract from Starlight on the Palace Pier by Tracey Corbett to entice you. I’m sure that this is one book that you do not want to miss! Extract: The open-plan foyer looked the same. The parquet flooring was badly scratched. The dark wooden panelling covering the walls had faded from the sunlight burning through the windows, and the huge chandelier hanging from the ceiling lacked a few bulbs. Ahead was the main reception, a large desk housing a computer rather than the ancient till that used to sit on top a decade earlier. There was no one manning the desk and no one in sight. Her footsteps echoed up to the high ceiling as she walked across the foyer. She glanced through the archway leading to where the grand staircase was roped off with a ‘No Entry’ sign. Her mind travelled back to a time when she’d been allowed upstairs to the family’s living quarters. The upstairs had […]

Blog Tour / Guest Post: ‘The inspiration of The Corineus Theatre’ by Tracy Corbett, author of Summer Theatre By The Sea

Posted April 15, 2018 by Charlotte in Blog Tour, Guest Post / 0 Comments
Blog Tour / Guest Post: ‘The inspiration of The Corineus Theatre’ by Tracy Corbett, author of Summer Theatre By The Sea

Today on the blog I’m so happy to welcome Tracy Corbett , author of Summer Theatre by the Sea with a guest post all about her inspiration behind the Corineus Theatre. Don’t forget to check out all the other awesome stops on the tour. Guest Post: It’s probably no surprise that The Corineus Theatre in The Summer Theatre by the Sea is based on The Minack in Penzance. What a stunning venue. The stage is cut into the rock face, looking almost as if its suspended in thin air. With the waves crashing behind and the wind swirling around the stone walls, it’s quite a spectacle. I hadn’t realised until visiting the theatre to watch a production of Amadeus that the cast are all amateurs. Each summer season various amateur groups from around the country travel down to Cornwall to put on a show. The quality of the shows are brilliant, and it’s quite an honour to be chosen to perform there. Naturally, as someone who loves amateur dramatics, I was captivated, my creative juices began to flow and the […]