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

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14 February 15 · Opportunities

Courtyard Theatre seeking play submissions

The Courtyard Theatre is looking for new writers to send their script submissions. They are committed to seeking out talented writers from all ages and backgrounds, working with them to develop their plays further to help bring new and exciting work to our future audiences. If yo

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13 February 15 · Opportunities

Irlam Festival Theatre seeking 10-15 minute plays

Irlam Festival Fringe 2015 is seeking plays for their production this year on 27th and 28th August. What to submit: Plays should be between 10 and 15 minutes playing time, and a cast of no more than 4; minimal sets (short plays have very short turnaround, and in this venue – it’s

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10 February 15 · Opportunities

George Devine Award 2015 open to submissions

The George Devine Award is an annual prize, established in 1966 in honour of the first director of the Royal Court Theatre. The award is now administered by his daughter, Harriet Devine. While your play need not have been produced to be submitted, it’s worth noting that any list

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03 February 15 · Writing Workshops

Criterion New Writing programme open to applications

CRITERION New Writing is a ground-breaking education program offered by The Criterion Theatre Trust – a series of script development workshops taking place on stage at the Cri. It is free to apply and take part. The workshops are led by Greg Mosse. About the programme: For a new

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16 January 15 · Opportunities

Playwright mentoring with BeFrank Theatre

Six playwrights will get the opportunity to attend two one-on-one feedback sessions – one on their play, the other on their pitching skills. How do you persuade a theatre company to take on your play? How can you maximise the power of your pitch? Have you sent out a great play, b

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