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02 December 21 · Uncategorized

Programme – Mac & Beth Holdings by Sally Wilden

Mac & Beth Holdings is on of our Play Club 2021 winning plays; it was written in response to All Work No Play by Scott Younger. Mac and Beth leak to upstart Lennox, their plan to murder competitor Duncan King and expand their nuclear plant on the Heath. Trigger warnings: violence

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02 December 21 · Uncategorized

Programme – All Work No Play by Scott Younger

Fresh out of university, Greg is keen for his first taste of the working world. But he gets more than he bargained for when he joins Atlantis, a shambolic company due to host a make-or-break corporate event. Charged with finding a venue, navigating through office politics and sur

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02 December 21 · Uncategorized

Programme – The Kaki Bandit by Toby McShane

The Kaki Bandit is one of our Play Club 2021 winning plays; it was written in response to Mum by Emma Dawson as part of our online book club. His mother’s new man is the target of Alex’s rigorous online investigation – but just who is the Kaki Bandit? Cast and Creative Team: Writ

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02 December 21 · Uncategorized

Programme – Mum by Emma Dawson

Mum is the centre of Edie’s universe. They’ve stuck together through thick and thin, as other family members abandoned them one by one. But after a terrible accident, Edie has to learn to function as an independent adult in a world that she severely dislikes. A 45-minute abridged

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02 December 21 · Uncategorized

Programme – Hot Mess by Claire Seeber

The planet’s heating up, and so is single peri-menopausal mum Sunny. Already on the edge, she’s got to save son Jay from a fate worse than arrest with the help of young waif Storm. Well, who else is going to protect kids and planet if not Sunny? Enlisting help in the roughest pub

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02 December 21 · Uncategorized

Watching A Whale Fall: Pre-recorded lyrics

Pre-recorded lyrics and lines: Scene 1: “The Farewell Shanty” Shanty man: It is time to go now. Haul away your anchor. Haul away your anchor. ‘Tis our sailing time. Get some sail upon her. Haul away your halyards. Haul away your halyards. ‘Tis our sailing time. Get her on her cou

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01 December 21 · Uncategorized

Programme – Lee by Sally Reichardt

As the war draws to an end, Lee Miller, World War II reporter, isn’t ready to return home and surrender her career and the unlikely freedoms she has experienced as a woman on the frontline. Lee celebrates the amazing career of Lee Miller and explores the tensions between the libe

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01 December 21 · Uncategorized

Programme – REWILD by Gemma Lawrence

How do you hope when the future’s so unknown and you’re down to your last Brussel Sprout? REWILD is a raw, funny exploration of hope, grief and trees. (Trigger warning: death) Cast and Creative Team: Writer: Gemma Lawrence Director: Darren Sinnott Austin: Lois Pearson Ren: Jude M

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01 December 21 · Uncategorized

Programme – Watching A Whale Fall by Ayse Evans

When the all-female pirate crew aboard The Day of Reckoning is attacked by the British Navy, reality crumbles, and nothing is as it seems. The pirates are haunted by albatrosses, dead men and grieving whales. But how will they survive without a rudder? Why is the navy following t

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01 December 21 · Uncategorized

London Playwrights Festival 2021: Programme

Welcome to the London Playwrights Festival 2021, we’re so glad you could make it to our week long celebration of new writing! Click on your chosen performance for details: Monday 6th December: Watching a Whale Fall by Ayse Evans Tuesday 7th December: REWILD by Gemma Lawrence Wedn

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26 November 21 · Opportunities / Weekly Round-up

Opportunities Weekly Round-up: 26 November 2021

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25 November 21 · Digital Resources / Opportunities

WrAP2022: Write A Play with us this January!

Have you heard that WrAP (Write A Play) is back for 2022! Yes, our January playwriting challenge is back with a bang and as promised here are all the details… What’s WrAP? WrAP is our annual playwriting challenge where you aim to write the first draft of a play in the month of Ja

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25 November 21 · Opportunities

Uproar Theatre : Prototype Scratch Night

PROTOTYPE SCRATCH NIGHT Live in the East of England? Have a short play you’d like to test out with an audience? Uproar Theatre is looking for 4 short plays to be showcased at the Dice and A Slice Cafe in Colchester, Essex on the 31st of January. It’s an opportunity for writers to

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25 November 21 · Opportunities

Optik Theatre Call Out for Scripts

CALL OUT FOR SCRIPTS Optik Theatre’s new writing series Script Room is holding its next event at The Annexe, Richmond upon Thames in March 2022. We are inviting writers to send in a script for us to read and consider for the programme. You can find full details on the series web-

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