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A night of new plays by female playwrights. Previously held at the Horsebridge Centre, Whitstable BUT NOW IN CHATHAM.
Saturday, 25 February 2012
Monday, 6 February 2012
The plays for our International showcase...
We are please to announce that the plays to be performed on 21 March are:
Under Trust by Hannah Rodger
*Final line-up is subject to slight changes. Some extra goodies to be confirmed. We advise booking, as we anticipate this show will be popular.
http://www.horsebridge-centre.org.uk/?q=node/5362
Under Trust by Hannah Rodger
Jet Set by L Gooding
Bad signal by S JenkinRotten Fish by Carolina Ortega
International by Maggie Drury
Sunny Side by Ziella Bryars
Who do you think...? by Irina Fridman*Final line-up is subject to slight changes. Some extra goodies to be confirmed. We advise booking, as we anticipate this show will be popular.
http://www.horsebridge-centre.org.uk/?q=node/5362
Wednesday, 21 December 2011
17Percent newsletter features She Writes
The last 17Percent newsletter for the year features lots of information on She Writes. Read it here!
Monday, 19 December 2011
Submissions open now for 21 March - International theme
Submissions are open now for the next She Writes evening - a showcase for women writers held at the Horsebridge Centre in Whitstable, Kent.
- We are looking for 6 minute plays on an international theme, by women.
- Your play should have no more than 4 or 5 characters, less is better.
- 6 minutes maximum - or about 6 pages of script.
You can interpret 'international' as you wish. The broader the better. See earlier posts for examples of some of the plays we have selected.
Deadline: 14 January.
Send your play to 17percentevents@gmail.com in Word or PDF.
Get writing!
- We are looking for 6 minute plays on an international theme, by women.
- Your play should have no more than 4 or 5 characters, less is better.
- 6 minutes maximum - or about 6 pages of script.
You can interpret 'international' as you wish. The broader the better. See earlier posts for examples of some of the plays we have selected.
Deadline: 14 January.
Send your play to 17percentevents@gmail.com in Word or PDF.
Get writing!
Monday, 12 December 2011
What you might have missed! She Writes on 7 December
The second She Writes on 7 December was well attended and we showcased a wide range of plays. We were once again treated to a meal with a variety of courses...
This is what our audience said:
"The actors were superb, all characters created were unique and suited to the plays. FAB!!!"
"...some fantastic plays and acting!"
"...a marvelous selection of work..."
STARTERS
'At the beginning' by SM Jenkin, told a story with a sci-fi twist. Two aliens living on earth invite a damaged nurse around for tea. Little does the nurse expect that she's the main course... Watch it now!
'Starter' by Julia Pascal told the story of an older tutor and her younger student. His grammer is all wrong though, so will they kiss? Watch it now!
MAINS
'And so the the main course' by Clare Shaw tells a funny and dark story about a woman who takes revenge on an overpowering husband. Watch it now!
'Elephant' by Natalie Savage, tells the story of an elephant in the room, when two advertising execs finally face up to what happened at the staff Christmas party... (This piece contains strong language) Watch it now!
'Dinner' by Alison Farina is an extract from a longer work, it tells the story of Adam's first wife, Lileth, and the disharmony caused in the Garden of Eden. Watch it now!
'The Mary and Joseph Phenomenon' by tonight's director Sarah Davies, told the funny and touching story of what became of 'Mary' and 'Joseph' after the school Nativity play. Watch it now!
DESSERTS
'Cupcakes' by L Gooding told the story of 3 female prisoners' imaginations, as they are transported to a happier place whilst eating their regulation custard. Watch it now!
'A sweet to finish' by Valerie Cutko, told the story of two old scholfriends who meet up after a long time. Watch it now!
'Just Desserts' by Sue Blakesley told a dark story of a murderess who is about to get her own 'just desserts'... Watch it now!
The next She Writes evening is on 21 March 2012. As part of the International Women's Day and Month celebrations - we will have an international theme. Playwrights please send your submissions by 14 January. Six minutes long maximum, no more than 4 characters.
This is what our audience said:
"The actors were superb, all characters created were unique and suited to the plays. FAB!!!"
"...some fantastic plays and acting!"
"...a marvelous selection of work..."
STARTERS
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| 'At the beginning' - Anna Farnworth, Amy Flight and Sue Blakesley |
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| Neil Sutcliffe and Sue Blakesley in 'Starter' |
MAINS
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| Anna Farnworth in 'And so to the main course' |
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| Sadie Hurley and Chris Green in 'Elephant' |
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| Sam Pearson, Chyna Graham, Chris Green (front) and Neil Sutcliffe in 'Dinner' |
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| 'The Mary and Joseph Phenomenon': Sadie Hurley, Amy Flight and Sue Blakesley |
DESSERTS
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| Kate Ferrett, Chyna Graham and Sam Pearson in 'Cupcakes' |
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| Anna Farnworth and Sadie Hurley in 'A sweet to finish' |
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| Amy Flight in 'Just desserts' |
The next She Writes evening is on 21 March 2012. As part of the International Women's Day and Month celebrations - we will have an international theme. Playwrights please send your submissions by 14 January. Six minutes long maximum, no more than 4 characters.
Wednesday, 30 November 2011
Line up announced for 7 December
We are pleased to announce that the plays selected for 7 December are:
Just desserts – Sue Blakesley
A sweet to finish – V Cutko
The Mary and Joseph Phenomena – Sarah Davies
Dinner – Alison Farina
Cupcakes – L Gooding
At the beginning – S Jenkin
Starter – Julia Pascal
Elephant – Natalie Savage
And so to the Main Course – C Shaw
You can see these plays on 7 December at the Horsebridge cafe, Whitstable. (Map)
The show starts at 7.30pm sharp and doors open 7pm.
There will also be a quiz with some literary prizes!
And an open mic slot on the theme of coffee and cheese for any itinerant poets! (3 poems max/5 minutes)
* We received a wide range of plays and we were impressed by the high standard. If your play was not selected for this event, don't be put off sending work for future showcases. The next show will be in March and the theme is International so put your thinking caps on!
Just desserts – Sue Blakesley
A sweet to finish – V Cutko
The Mary and Joseph Phenomena – Sarah Davies
Dinner – Alison Farina
Cupcakes – L Gooding
At the beginning – S Jenkin
Starter – Julia Pascal
Elephant – Natalie Savage
And so to the Main Course – C Shaw
You can see these plays on 7 December at the Horsebridge cafe, Whitstable. (Map)
The show starts at 7.30pm sharp and doors open 7pm.
There will also be a quiz with some literary prizes!
And an open mic slot on the theme of coffee and cheese for any itinerant poets! (3 poems max/5 minutes)
* We received a wide range of plays and we were impressed by the high standard. If your play was not selected for this event, don't be put off sending work for future showcases. The next show will be in March and the theme is International so put your thinking caps on!
Wednesday, 9 November 2011
What they said about October's She Writes...
We are getting excited about December's She Writes!
We have asked our Quiz Master to come up with some festive questions and we are choosing prizes!
Here are some comments from the audience at October's night.
'I loved some of the plays - great fun and some real talent both on stage and behind the scenes.'
'The quality of the performances was extremely high.'
'What a lot of hard work getting it all together. The actors I thought were brilliant. Congrats to them and the director.'
But don't just take my word for it...Why not come along in December and see for yourself!?
We have asked our Quiz Master to come up with some festive questions and we are choosing prizes!
Here are some comments from the audience at October's night.
'I loved some of the plays - great fun and some real talent both on stage and behind the scenes.'
'The quality of the performances was extremely high.'
'What a lot of hard work getting it all together. The actors I thought were brilliant. Congrats to them and the director.'
But don't just take my word for it...Why not come along in December and see for yourself!?
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