Rose Tinted Glasses explores an intergenerational bond as granddaughter Sam reflects on her grandmother's life, her strength and her wisdom, prompted by watching old home movies. The piece celebrates the place of the grandmother in the family - from child to old age as well as the unique strength of a relationship between the two women - grandmother and granddaughter.
Kate Evans
Sam Lincoln
Rose Tinted Glasses explores an intergenerational bond as granddaughter Sam reflects on her grandmother's life, her strength and her wisdom, prompted by watching old home movies. The piece celebrates the place of the grandmother in the family - from child to old age as well as the unique strength of a relationship between the two women - grandmother and granddaughter.
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