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Back by popular demand!
WRITING A GREAT SHORT PLAY: THE WORKSHOP
With numerous short play festivals out there, writing a short piece of theatre can be a fabulous platform for your work and chance to take your writing career to the next level.
Festivals such as Off Cut at the Old Red Lion, Rapid Write Response at Theatre 503, The Lost Five Minute Festival, and Bare Bones, a bi-monthly short play festival at the Old Red Lion are a great way to get your work seen at excellent venues and a chance to hone your skills! And to cast and direct them yourself if you wish...
Do you want to write a short play? Do you need advice on where to start? Do you need help structuring your piece? Are you wondering where to send your work, or what short play festivals/competitions are out there? If so - this is the workshop for you!
In this three hour workshop, Anna Jordan -Winner of the Off Cut Short Play Festival at the Old Red Lion - will take you through ways to generate ideas, create dynamic and contrasting characters, tell a great story in a short space of time, and 'grab the audience by the balls'!
Plus we will provide you with practical excercises and resources to go away and work with...
Thursday 25th March – 7pm - 10pm
VENUE:
Lost Theatre
208 Wandsworth Road
London
SW8 2JU
£20
To book please email info@withoutapaddletheatre.co.uk
Feedback from this workshop:
"I have always thought that only certain people have the ability to write and that not everyone can have a go at it! I was totally inspired by the class and it made me feel like I could certainly have a very good go at it and that with time and effort I could produce something that maybe other people would want to see!... the class got me really fired up and motivated to want to get started!
Helen Foster
“Your passion and enthusiasm helped me a great deal. The key learnings from me were to focus on clarity and to think outside the written word for inspiration. Oh, and to be braver.”
Mike Carter, Bilwa Theatre
“It was great to get information on ways of starting out and where and how to spark creative ideas. It was definitely a positive workshop.”
Charlie Platt
Back by popular demand!
WRITING A GREAT SHORT PLAY:
THE WORKSHOP
With numerous short play festivals out there, writing a short piece of theatre can be a fabulous platform for your work and chance to take your writing career to the next level.
Festivals such as Off Cut at the Old Red Lion, Rapid Write Response at Theatre 503, The Lost Five Minute Festival and Bare Bones, a bi-monthly short play festival at the Old Red Lion are a great way to get your work seen at excellent venues and a chance to hone your skills! And to cast and direct them yourself if you wish...
Do you want to write a short play? Do you need advice on where to start? Do you need help structuring your piece? Are you wondering where to send your work, or what short play festivals/competitions are out there? If so - this is the workshop for you!
In this three hour workshop, Anna Jordan -Winner of the Off Cut Short Play Festival at the Old Red Lion - will take you through ways to generate ideas, create dynamic and contrasting characters, tell a great story in a short space of time, and 'grab the audience by the balls'!
Plus we will provide you with practical excercises and resources to go away and work with.
Thursday 25th March 2010 7pm - 10pm
Venue:
LOST THEATRE
208 Wandsworth Road
London
SW8 2JU
£20
To book your place email quick
info@withoutapaddletheatre.co.uk
Feedback on the last workshop:
"I have always thought that only certain people have the ability to write and that not everyone can have a go at it! I was totally inspired by the class and it made me feel like I could certainly have a very good go at it and that with time and effort I could produce something that maybe other people would want to see!... the class got me really fired up and motivated to want to get started!"
Helen Foster
“Your passion and enthusiasm helped me a great deal. The key learnings from me were to focus on clarity and to think outside the written word for inspiration. Oh, and to be braver.”
Mike Carter, Bilwa Theatre
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