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London Playwrights archive

Writing advice, interviews, projects and opportunities from our earlier websites, kept together for you to explore.

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18 February 21 · Opportunities

Almeida Theatre Participation – Anthem Call Out

Are you a creative young Black person interested in playwriting? Are you passionate about theatre and Black British culture? Anthem is an exciting new playwriting project for aspiring Black writers aged 16-25, inspired by Lolita Chakrabarti’s new play Hymn. Participants will have

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18 February 21 · Opportunities

LPW Online Workshops: Starting a Company

In this brand new one-off 2-hour workshop, you’ll learn some tips, techniques and tricks of the trade when it comes to setting up your theatre company. From where to find funding, to marketing yourself to taking your play to the fringe, to even finding that pesky name, we’ll be c

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10 February 21 · Opportunities

Fishamble: Duets. For Irish creatives

An artist support initiative for pairs of artists from the creators of Show in a Bag Building on ten years of successful partnership, Fishamble: The New Play Company, Irish Theatre Institute and Dublin Fringe Festival are joining forces again for DUETS, an artist development sche

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04 February 21 · Opportunities

The Alpine Fellowship – Theatre Prize 2021

Awarded for the best playwriting response to the theme of the Alpine Fellowship 2021 – Untamed: On Wilderness and Civilization. The prize will be £3,000 plus a rehearsed reading at the Fellowship’s annual Symposium to which the winner will be invited to attend. Runners up will be

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03 February 21 · Opportunities

LPW Online Workshops: Writing Horror for Stage!

This brand new 5-week course will introduce you to the untapped potential of horror theatre. Participants will explore how the unique nature of theatre lends itself to all things terrifying and write their own short plays which will receive feedback. Run by writer and director Sa

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