Timperley TV animator hoping to bring alive Parkinson’s experiences through puppet documentary
‘Keep On Keeping On’ will be an ‘interview style’ documentary, portraying five puppet characters who are all affected by the disease in their own way.
‘Keep On Keeping On’ will be an ‘interview style’ documentary, portraying five puppet characters who are all affected by the disease in their own way.
Poet Lemn Sissay says he’s ‘won already’ in the Manchester University chancellorship election as he told MM how it feels to be the students’ favoured choice.
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