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SCRIPT
NEWS - November 2009
SCRIPT
READING SERVICE
A reminder
that our script reading service is open to writers
at all stages of their career to receive impartial
advice and feedback from professional playwrights,
screenwriters and directors.
Promising writers identified through the script
reading service will be recommended to theatre
production companies such as the Birmingham Rep,
Pentabus, and Theatre 503, and may be selected
for future development schemes at Script.
For further details on how to submit, please visit
our resource page
COMING UP AT SCRIPT...
3G-3D
Storytelling: New Narrative Structures and Writing
Opportunities in the Digital Age
From the traditionally structured TV and film
stories that attempt to appeal to wide audiences
(which ITV controller Peter Fincham termed ‘3G’
– three generations watching together),
to the 3D structures of games and online drama,
this day-long course looks at new opportunities
offered to writers by the rise of digital technologies.
Suitable for writers, film-makers and drama practitioners
interested in looking at new ways of telling stories
across screens of all sizes.
Saturday 7th November 2009 (10am-5pm)
Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Centenary Suite
£50 (£40 concessions*)
For More information click on our screen
page.
FLIP
Animation Festival 2009
In
association with Script and the Animator's Forum
Scriptwriting for animation workshop
This one –day workshop will explore the
particularities of animation production and writing,
leading to an individual 60 second script which
will then be submitted to the Flip Animation Challenge
with the opportunity to be produced by animators
in residence during the festival and screened
on the final day.
The workshop is led by Myles McLeod, one half
of BAFTA nominated The Brothers McLeod. They are
known for their screenwriting and animations as
seen on BBC, MTV, Channel 4 and elsewhere and
direct commercials for internationally famous
studio Aardman Animations. Myles holds a Masters
in Screenwriting and writes for television, short
film and computer games.
Cost: £25/£20
When: 5 November, 10 –
4pm
More information: www.flipfestival.co.uk
nit
107 The Greenhouse, The Custard Factory, Gibb
Street, Birmingha
Script
presents...
HOLLYWOOD
SCREENWRITING: JUMPING THE FIRST HURDLE
Saturday
7 November 2009, 11am-5pm
The Artrix,
Bromsgrove
In Hollywood,
thousands of scripts land on the desks of producers,
agents, actors and studio executives every day
- how can you make sure that yours makes it past
the first hurdle? This workshop will discuss
some of the simple but fatal "red flag" mistakes
that screenwriters make - and how to avoid them.
There will also be a discussion about the differences
between Hollywood and the UK/ Ireland film industry,
and an opportunity for writers to pitch their
own script and story ideas.
The workshop
will be led by James Bartlett. James is
a writer and journalist living in Los Angeles.
He is a story analyst for Sundance, National Geographic
Films, New Regency, UCLA and the Academy of Motion
Pictures' Nicholl Screenwriting Awards.
For further
details, please email info@scriptonline.net
Tickets:
£50 (£40 concessions)
Artrix
Box Office: 01527 577330
m,
B9 4AA
OPPORTUNITIES
AND COMPETITIONS...
STAGE...
Four Play: call for submissions
Following the success of last year’s Four
Play project, Interact, the training programme
for graduate theatre practitioners in the North
East, is launching Year 2 of the scheme. Interact
is working with New Writing North, which is advising
on the project, to develop and produce four new
half-hour plays. Writer and mentor Steve Chambers
will oversee the writing process, providing writing
workshops for writers based on the concept, and
one to one support as drafts develop. Writers
will work with young director Andrew Hayes and
five young actors to mount a professional production
of their work, which will be performed at North
East venues in 2010.
For
more information, download the application pack.
Playwrights Wanted, Solidaire
Theatre Productions
Solidaire Theatre Productions are taking submissions
of new short plays, for an upcoming one act play
festival. They are looking for a wide variety
of work from any genre, no longer than 25-30 minutes.
Please submit a hard copy of your play along with
a cover letter that provides a short synopsis
of the play, and a character breakdown. Each respondent
may send up to three scripts for consideration.
More Information: www.solidairetheatreproductions.moonfruit.com
Deadline: Thursday 12 November
2009
Bare
Bones Showcase - Short Plays Wanted
Bare Bones will be a showcase night of new short
plays and will run at the Old Red Lion Theatre
in Islington from January 2010. This is a fantastic
opportunity for writers to have their work presented
as a polished performance on a London stage with
professional actors and directors bringing their
work to life.
No more than four actors. No longer than 15 minutes.
More Info: barebones2010@gmail.com
First Deadline: 5pm, Saturday
November 14th 2009
For Performance: January 25th
Edinburgh
Fringe 2010 - One-Act Playwriting Competition
BigVillage Theatre Co. is proud to announce an
exciting new competition for aspiring playwrights.
Following the success of their writing competitions
in 2005 and 2007, the Edinburgh-based group is
now offering writers the chance to win a full-scale
production of their play at the Edinburgh Fringe
in 2010.
The winning script will be performed in a six
or seven-night run at an established central Edinburgh
venue in August 2010. The winning playwright will
be welcome to attend rehearsals and will receive
two complimentary tickets to each performance.
BigVillage reserve the right not to award the
prize, if a suitable play has not been received.
Deadline: midnight on Friday
27th November 2009.
Entries to: AnneRobertson252@yahoo.co.uk
More details:www.bigvillage.org.uk
Bottle
Tree Productions: One Act Play Competition
One Act Plays of any length may be submitted to
Bottle Tree Productions. Plays can have previously
been produced or work shopped but not professionally.
Region: UK, International
Deadline: 30 Nov 2009
More Information: www.bottletreeinc.com
STAGE
International Script Competition
STAGE
(Scientists, Technologist, and Artists Generating
Exploration) is a collaboration between The Professional
Artists Lab and the California NanoSystems Institute
at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
They are offering a prize of $10,000 for the best
play exploring themes surrounding science and/or
technology. The prize will be awarded at a public
event with distinguished professionals from the
worlds of theatre, film, science, and technology,
in conjunction with a staged reading/performance/demonstration
with a cast of professional actors. Authors are
strongly urged to avoid the stereotypes often
assigned to science, technology, and those who
engage in these disciplines, and the competition
is not open to plays written in the genre of science
fiction.
Further
information: http://www.cnsi.ucsb.edu/stage/guidelines/guidelines.html
Deadline:
15th December 2009
Sampad
International Writing Competition
An opportunity
for aspiring writers from or connected to the
South Asian Diaspora around the world. Journeys...a
real or imagined journey, back to your roots,
homeland, or a journey of the heart.
You
can write in any style, using the theme of journeys
as a starting point: use your imagination to evoke
memories, sensations, your feelings about a journey
you have made - in your dreams or in real life
- voyage of self-discovery, back to your roots.
If you
would like to take part, call 0121 452 8899 or
visit the website: www.sampad.org.uk
for more details and an entry form
Deadline:
31 January 2009
National
Theatre Of Scotland: Call for Submissions
National
Theatre of Scotland takes theatre all over the
country and beyond, working with existing and
new venues, artists and companies to create and
tour world class theatre. We are looking for new
plays by writers who are inventive and fearless.
We want to be stimulated, challenged and excited
by writers with a strong theatrical imagination
and a nose for complex and urgent subject matter.
Further
information: www.nationaltheatrescotland.com/newwork
The
Group: Call for Submissions
The
Group consists of Equity members, whose monthly
meetings at Theatre Royal, Stratford East in London
focuses on reading & giving feedback on new
plays, both theatre, television & radio scripts
with the playwright present at the reading - followed
by an indepth discussion from all attendees, both
cast members & other members of The Group,
both actors & writers. We
welcome submissions of new plays.
Further
information: www.thegroup-scriptreaders.com,
& contact Shenagh Govan at shenagh.govan@thegroup-scriptreaders.com
Script
Submissions Sought For Watermill New Writing Festival
The Watermill Theatre in Newbury, Berkshire, is
re-launching RAISING VOICES for 2010. The Watermill
has over many years made known its commitment
in supporting new talent in theatre, with new
writing on tour, in the main house and in the
studio space whenever possible.
Playwrights of all backgrounds are invited to
submit a new full length play for The Watermill,
celebrating the diversity of the English language
and the visual and emotional dynamics of live
theatre. Each play should be a complete evening's
entertainment and employ a maximum of 6 actors
(which need not limit the number of characters
within the story).
Email script in PDF format to Outreach@watermill.org.uk
Deadline: 01 Jan 2010
Submission fee: £20
More Information: Outreach@watermill.org.uk
SCREEN...
Blank Slate 2010 open for Applications!
B3 Media now invites submissions of ideas, outlines
and scripts for short narrative fiction, documentary,
and animation projects from writers, directors
and writer/directors from across the UK.
Now in its seventh year, the scheme is part of
the UK Film Council's UK-wide Digital Shorts Initiative
and is funded through the New Cinema Fund, B3
Media and the Arts
Council England.
Deadline: (hard copy): 30th November.
More information, guidelines,
and to access the online application form, please
go to www.b3media.net.
Wipst
- Premier Screenwriting Competition 2009
If you think you’ve got what it takes to
write a script then this is your chance to see
your work on the screen.
Vibe Tv.Tv Ltd is an industry partner looking
for great stories in any of the following genres:
Adventure, Comedy, Crime, Drama, Family, Horror,
Romantic Comedy, Thriller/Suspense, Documentary,
Fantasy, Ghost and Open genres.
Vibe’s Mission is to create an opportunity
for screenwriters to have a 10 minute pilot of
their work made available for distribution, e.g.
to film festivals or Production/TV/Film companies
to promote their work and to generate funding
for the full project.
The competition aims to create a positive industry
and audience exposure for work that would otherwise
not be seen. Writers will receive nominations
and certificates as they progress through the
competition process which will add to their portfolio.
Closing date: November 30th 2009
Cost:
£18
More Information:
www.vibetv.tv
UK
Film Council
The
UK Film Council has a fund available to broaden
the quality, range, and ambition of film projects
being developed in the UK and to build a talent
driven home for writers, directors, and producers.
The First Feature Film Development Programme aims
to identify and support emerging filmmakers: screenwriters,
writer/directors, and writer-director-producer
teams who have not yet had a feature film released
theatrically or broadcast on UK television. Generally,
awards of up to £25,000 will be offered
to screenwriters or writer-directors to write
and develop a feature film.
Further
information: http://www.ukfilmcouncil.org.uk/development
BBC
Film Network
Film
Network is the BBC's short film showcase, screening
short films from new British Filmmakers, with
four new shorts every week. The site also provides
filmmakers with tools to create online profiles
and exchange tips, advice and ideas and allows
audiences to comment on and rate the films. It
also provides links to all the great online resources
that already exist through the Filmmakers Guide.
The site is currently trialing but will launch
fully in October.
Further information: http://www.bbc.co.uk/filmnetwork/
RADIO...
Radio
Sketches Wanted for Watson's Wind Up
Your material must have a topical focus, satirising
people and stories that have been in the news.
National news stories regularly feature in the
show, but you'll have more of a chance if it has
a Scottish angle. The BBC news site has a page
dedicated to Scottish stories so visit that for
research if you want to know what is making the
headlines North of the Border. Scottish papers
like The Daily Record, The Scotsman, and The Herald
also have regularly updated websites.
Main submission points: Cast of three: two men,
one woman
Topical, topical, topical
Listen to the show and get a feel for material
that works
Email your sketches to philipdiffer@comedyunit.co.uk.
Sketches should be attached on .doc files only
and your name stated clearly on each sketch.
More Info: www.bbc.co.uk/writersroom/opportunity/index.shtml
Deadline: Thursday noon preceding
each show
ANNOUNCEMENTS...
Meyer-Whitworth
The 18th Meyer-Whitworth shortlist is now officially
announced:
Forgotten Things by Emma Adams
Red Ladder Theatre Company
St. Petersburg by Declan Feenan
Bush Theatre
Metal Remains by Natalie McGrath
Theatre West
Cotton Wool by Ali Taylor
Theatre503
Nasty, Brutish and Short by Andy Duffy
National Theatre
BUSHGREEN
website under development.
The Bush Theatre is currently developing a new
website called bushgreen. The site is a social
networking website for people in theatre to connect,
collaborate and publish plays in innovative ways.
We are currently looking for 500 test users to
be the first to use our site and let us know how
you would like it to be developed and we would
like your students to be a part of it.
Every year we read many plays that deserve a production
and meet lots of playwrights in need of good collaborators.
There is more work and artists than our small
team have the resources and the reach to serve.
We know that the internet is about access, networks
and bringing people to events, so we imagined
a website that might bring together playwrights,
practitioners and producers. A website where playwrights
could publish their work and it is accessible
to all.
We would appreciate it if you could forward this
message to your associated playwrights. If they
would like to be one of our first users they can
contact me, Ant Stones on assistantdirector@bushtheatre.co.uk
with a little information about themselves and
any work they may have done previously. For more
information they can also call 0208 743 3584.
Due to the limits imposed on us at user-testing
level, places our limited so places will be given
on a first come first served basis.
TRAINING
AND EVENTS...
EAT YOUR HEART OUT
Tickets are selling fast for the forthcoming performances
of EAT YOUR HEART OUT, an edible performance that
mixes the leftovers of disaster with the ceremony
of the dining room. Don't go hungry, book your
seat at our table here!
In the last remaining corner of the human world,
three cooks are summoned to create a celebratory
meal using only the carcass of their once great
kitchen. Inspired by the Baroque era, Flemish
paintings and the contemporary obsession with
Armageddon, EAT YOUR HEART OUT mixes the leftovers
of disaster with the ceremony of the dining room
in a performance that invites the audience to
literally eat the story.
Live music, immersive staging, and a highly original
menu from Blanch & Shock Food Design.
When: 29th Oct - 8th Nov 7:30pm
(no show Nov 2nd)
Where: A E Harris Building, Jewelry
Quarter, £19, £16
More Information: www.kindletheatre.co.uk
The
Other RSC's Halloween Themed Open Mic Night
We are inviting people to come along and perform
their own songs, monologues, poems, sketches,
plays, poems or whatever – we draw the line
at animal acts as it is difficult to get the larger
ones up the stairs. You can even perform other
people’s work as long as you are not trying
to nick it as your own or you can come along,
watch and enjoy.
The Other RSC is committed to encouraging local
writers, actors and theatre companies and welcomes
any proposals for future productions on a profit
share basis.
When: 3rd November
Where: The Station Pub, Sutton
Coldfield
More Information: roger_clarke@msn.com
/ www.rscaw.com
Submissions
for PILOT Night
Foursight are delighted to be sitting in the PILOT
cock-pit, so to speak, steering a course a little
to the west of Birmingham into sunny Wolverhampton
for a PILOT debut in their home town at The Arena
Theatre. As it's almost Christmas, the mince pies
will be warm and the mulled wine will be flowing.
We're just looking to you to provide a few inspirational
gifts for our audience...
Making new theatre? Need an audience?
PILOT is the renowned experimental playing field
where theatre makers can put their work to the
test in front of a lively, supportive crowd. All
you need is an idea in early development that
you’d like to scratch. We'll give you a
small bursary, expenses, some rehearsal space,
documentation of your performance, an audience,
and the opportunity to get honest feedback.
To be held:The Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton on
Tuesday December 8th, 2009.
Deadline 1pm Saturday 7th November.
More Information: www.pilotnights.co.uk
The Corner Shop from Foursight Theatre
and Black Country Touring
A promenade performance inspired by real-life
stories from the world of the corner shop.
Welcome to the corner shop: part grocery store,
part Aladdin's cave, and part community centre.
A cast of aspiring shopkeepers – English,
Indian, Iranian, Caribbean and Polish –
invite you into their lives and living rooms as
they set up shop in the Black Country fighting
to adapt and survive in a fast changing world.
when: 23 October – 8 November
2009
Where: Mander Shopping Centre,
Wolverhampton, WV1 3NH
More Information: http://www.bctouring.co.uk/
Booking: 0870 320 7000
Animation
in the West Midlands: A Snapshot
Come celebrate the launch of Flip Festival ’09
with a look at the current state of the West Midlands’
animation industry, drinks and screenings.
Co-hosted by Flip, Creative Networks, Hello Digital
and Animation Forum WM, will be looking at the
current state of the region’s animation
industry, what are its highlights and achievements?
And, how can we help the sector develop and expand
at a time of recession?
Join us afterwards in the iBar too for drinks,
socialising and live music from the Young Runaways.
There will also be laptops on hand to show off
your own work and showreels
The event is free to attend, but please RSVP to
info@light-house.co.uk.
When: 7pm - 8:45pm
Where: 5th November 2009
Where TIC, Millenium Point, Birmingham
Actors V Spectators Fluxx
- Without Planning Permission
20 tables. 20 improvisers. 20 encounters. A unique
impro event presented by Fluxx, created and directed
by Chris Johnston.
Audience members move between the tables to explore
a range of individual encounters – each
one a meeting, a journey, a disclosure. Every
table is a different location; the House of Commons,
the deck of a ship, a priest’s front room,
a café, a desert, a war zone.
Across the table; a scandal-hit MP, a laughing
stowaway, an accused priest, a girl in flight
from her own wedding, a journalist in trouble
or a soldier gone AWOL from Afghanistan.
When: Wed 4 Nov Admission 7.30pm
- 9.30pm, concludes 10.30pm
Cost: Studio £8.50 (£6.50)
Where: Warwick Arts Centre
More Information: warwickartscentre.co.uk
Screenwriting
for Absolute Beginners
Tutor
Nicholas Corder is Stoke-on-Trent libraries offer
writing events and activities led by professional
writers as part of an Arts Council - funded programme.
writer-in-residence for Stoke-on-Trent Libraries
Where: City Central Library,
Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent
When: Saturday 7 November 2009,
10am – 3.30pm
Booking: Please phone City Central
Library to book on 01782 238455
Writing Workshops - All workshops are free of
charge and booking is essential
The First Bite Festival
Brand new theatre in the making.
A brand new showcase event from the team that
brought you The Bite Size Festival in 2008. Come
to @AE Harris to experience an evening of exciting,
eclectic, extracts and ideas from some of the
regions most daring theatre makers. This is your
chance to help mould new work as it develops.
Two of the pieces seen at the 2009 First Bite
Festival will be selected for commission by mac
and Warwick Arts Centre, all of them will be shaped
by your feedback. Come and tell us, and them,
what you think...
When: 12th November @ 7.30pm
Where: AE Harris, Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham
Cost:£5 (£4)
Call for Submissions - 20x20 magazine
issue 3
20x20 magazine is a square platform for writings,
visuals and cross-bred projects. Rather than on
a theme, each issue is assembled around meta-words
to be interpreted, researched, illustrated according
to a loose, wide and multi-angled perspective.
Submissions are now open for 20x20 magazine issue
3.
Artists and writers are invited to propose work
for the following sections:
WORDS - in the shape of fiction, essays, poetry
VISIONS – drawings, photography, visual
projects
the BLENDER - where words and visions cross paths
Meta-words for Issue Three: HARMONIA MUNDI
Deadline: Monday 16 November
2009
More information: www.20x20magazine.com
Screen
Writing and Novel Writing Courses
3 day residential courses in Sussex.
Giving vital insight into both industries we provide
practical & creative support on drama scripts
or novel ideas that are complete or presently
being written or at the early stages of development.
These courses are suitable for anyone who has
the desire to write!
Course tutors are television execs both working,
commissioning and developing television drama
and published authors.
When: 13-15th Nov 09, 29-31st
Jan 2010.
Cost: £350 inc all tuition,
accomm, meals and refreshments.
Email screenandnovelwriting@yahoo.co.uk
for more information.
TALISWOMAN
a new play by Diane Speakman
'I cut through his neck. how the blood sings!'
Rome 1611: the baroque is in its infancy and the
church is raining money. Artists fight for lucrative
commissions and fight amongst themselves. Amidst
a chiaroscuro world of violence, betrayal and
lust, a young girl yearns to paint.
London 1640: Civil war looms and witches are hunted.
Amidst revolution and fear, King Charles I commissions
an acclaimed woman artist from Italy.
Contains some strong language. Suitable for 15+
Performances: 17-27 November
2009 7.30pm (Thursdays 2.30pm matinee only)
Box Office: 0116 253 2569 (booking
essential)
Where: The Guildhall, Leicester
More Information: www.raisondetretheatre.co.uk
The
challenge of change: How can we create a better
future for theatre, here, in the West Midlands?
An invitation from Alison Gagen
A strength of Open Space is its ability to unite
groups of enormous diversity. So, whoever you
are, if you’ve ever had any interest in
theatre in the West Midlands, I’d like to
invite you to join me to see if we can take charge
and imagine how we can create a better future
for theatre, here in the West Midlands.
Cost: Free
When: 26th, 27th November 10am-6pm
Where: The Crescent Theatre,
Birmingham
Register:thechallengeofchange.eventbrite.com
Court
in the Act
Develop your creative ideas into scripted pieces
and experience them come to life in script-in-hand
performances. Commissioned writer and actor, Irene
Lofthouse will guide you through the process on
these special Sunday sessions.
Nov 1: What is scriptwriting, Script analysis,
Idea development
Nov 8: Themes – radio or stage, Characters,
Dialogue
Nov 15: Development 5/10 minute script for performance
on 22nd
Nov 22: Script-in-hand performances with audience
feedback.
More
Information:01943467466
Where:
Otley Courthouse, Yorkshire
When: 1, 8, 15, 22 November 2009
Cost: £25/session
The
Writers’ Toolkit
This is our second annual gathering for emerging
and established writers and anyone working in
the writing industry. It offers a unique opportunity
to learn about aspects of the business of being
a writer and to network with others writing and
working in literature development through a mixture
of panel discussions and Q&A sessions.
Subjects covered include Understanding Publishing,
Pitching Ideas, Social Networking for Writers,
Working with the BBC, Writing with Communities,
Promoting Poetry, Working with Agents and Writing
in the Digital Age. Other individuals and organisations
involved include Arts Council England, Writers’
Guild of Great Britain, Arvon Foundation, National
Association of Writers in Education, BBC Radio
Four, The National Academy of Writing and Bloodaxe
Books.
When: 21st November 10am - 4pm
Where: South Birmingham College
- Digbeth, Birmingham
Cost:
: £29 (£23) Including Buffet
More Information: www.birminghambookfestival.org
PILOT
NIGHT
Come along for some pre-Christmas theatrical frolics,
a glass of mulled wine to warm the old cockles
and maybe even a mince pie for that little bit
of Christmas cheer...
PILOT events are an experimental playing field
where theatre makers can put their work to the
test in front of a lively, supportive crowd.
FOURSIGHT THEATRE creates vital and surprising
theatre inspired by the lives and passions of
women. Every show bears the imprint of all those
who made it.
Booking: 01902 321321
When: 8th December @ 7.30pm
Where: The Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton
More Information: www.pilotnights.co.uk
/ www.foursighttheatre.co.uk
Writers Wanted for BBC: My
Story
My Story is a new BBC project to gather the Nation’s
true stories and publish them online. It launches
in early September 2009 on The One Show.
The My Story website (www.bbc.co.uk/mystory )
will gather stories from members of the public
and feature celebrities' own real-life stories,
along with inspiring famous true stories. The
site will feature videos and interactive tools
to help people plan and structure their stories
as well as tips on writing styles and skills.
Five of the most compelling storytellers will
win a publishing deal and the chance to appear
in a major TV series on BBC ONE in 2010, with
an accompanying book about their lives available
to buy in shops directly after the television
show airs.
Stories should be no longer than 1500 words and
accompanied by a short description.
Further information: mystory@bbc.co.uk
Deadline:16 December 2009
Creative
Writing Classes Online
Elaine Walker,experienced writer and tutor, has
devised a series of online creative writing classes
for Autumn 2009.
Location: courses delivered online
Price: £100
Further details:j.elaine.walker@googlemail.com
More Info: www.nawe.co.uk
A
RESIDENTIAL WORKSHOP AT CHATEAU VENTENAC
If you’ve ever thought of writing for film
or television but don’t know how to get
started this is the course for you. Over the week
you will gain an understanding of the fundamentals
of writing for the screen and have the opportunity
to write an original ten minute short film script.
Mornings will be spent in workshops with exercises
to get you thinking creatively and constructive
group feedback. Afternoons free for writing and
one-to-one tutorials with an experienced script
consultant. There will also be screenings of award-winning
short and feature length films and plenty of time
for discussions.
Cost: £695 per person,
includes accommodation, all meals and materials.
When:
March 2010
More Information: awscriptaid@googlemail.com
JOBS
Writer
Wanted - London, UK
Director, Laura Casey, is looking for a writer
who is keen to work collaboratively with the actors
and myself in order to create a unique piece that
celebrates the spoken word as well as physical
movement in a unique piece of storytelling. This
work will be an adaptation of Ernest Hemingway’s,
The Old Man and The Sea. This post is part-time
(£10-£15k pro rata) The piece will
play for 3 weeks at a major fringe venue in London
with potential to go to various arts festivals
around the world.
Please email a CV and letter detailing your writing
style and what you might be able to bring to the
project to Laura Casey, Director laura.casey@hotmail.co.uk
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varying sources, all current at time of publishing.
Script
endeavours to investigate and validate all information
and opportunities listed here. We advise you to
make contact with companies before submitting
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