Alan Turing's story takes to the stage
The Malta Amateur Dramatic Club will be taking on the infamous tale of World War II codebreaker Alan Turing in its latest production, Breaking the Code. The Ma
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The Malta Amateur Dramatic Club will be taking on the infamous tale of World War II codebreaker Alan Turing in its latest production, Breaking the Code. The Ma
Atheists and agnostics have been around since before there was a word thought up to describe them, and throughout history, many have been reviled and
Share Dermot said Turing wasn't unsociable, as is depicted in the film, but instead argued it was just that most other people, including his family, had no interest of understanding in his passion. He believes that Alan's life 'started going wrong' after he was put on hormone therapy in the 1950s, when homosexuality was treated as 'some kind of mental condition.' Dermot said he believes much of what the British public believes about Alan is a myth, arguing Benedict Cumberbatch's portrayal in The Imitation Game was 'completely wrong' Saying his uncle was 'treated like a lab rat', he said A...