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In 1994, Laura Sims, a professional storyteller wrote, “I tell stories so that they can open my heart and mind and that of my audience” (Sims, 1994). Her view was that a story takes shape depending on how the storyteller or cast of characters conveys it, the minds of those who take it in, and the environment in which it is told.
David Hare's play “Skylight “, directed by Richard Eyre, first opened in 1995 to excellent reviews at the Cottesloe Theatre in Royal National Theatre. A new production, directed by Stephen Daldry, which opened in June 2014, was the play chosen for the 2014 Summer School run jointly by the Tavistock Centre for Couple Relationships and the International Psychotherapy Institute. The new production also received outstanding