All posts by Sara Kewly Hyde

Sara Kewly Hyde is a theatre maker, thinker, blogger and activist who works with women in the Criminal Justice System and tries to live a life of love in the ghetto. Passionate and extreme, she likes dancing til sunrise and cooking for those she loves.

How you deal with pain

// Bad stuff happens to good people... we need a good theology of suffering.

Written by Sara Kewly Hyde

I’m no hero

// Nobody likes to receive love from someone who is poured out.

Written by Sara Kewly Hyde

When I’m 40, I hope I look my age

// If you want to be hot, you definitely need to be young.

Written by Sara Kewly Hyde

Why do women end up in prison?

// “Maybe it’s not the fish. Maybe it’s the water.”[1]

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Stop, collaborate and listen

// What is it about the constant doing that I find so appealing and the call to be still that I...

Written by Sara Kewly Hyde

Les Mis: stumbling upon a grace-fest

// I only came to watch a cheesy sing-a-long with my mate on a Sunday night.

Written by Sara Kewly Hyde

Paedogeddon: of gods and monsters

// Being human and sexual offending is complicated; does an evil act make someone pure evil?

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Edinburgh Fringe: Creativity by the cart-load

// Sara Kewly Hyde is heading to Edinburgh for this year's Fringe. Here she shares her top picks of what to...

Written by Sara Kewly Hyde