James Pogson Directs : Feed Information
James Pogson recently directed "Tongue-Tied" a one woman show Written and Performed by Poet and Singer Leeanne Stoddart at The Drum Arts Centre, Aston in Birmingham. Tongue Tied is an emotionally compelling comedy drama about cultural identity, heritage and what happens when 'Daddy's Little Girl' decides to grow up.
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