More Playwrights Flashmob venues and ticket offer for (the) Woman at Park Theatre
Playwrights Flashmob is back at several venues across the country on October 24th, plus a reduced ticket offer for our subscribers for (the) Woman at Park Theatre.
Playwrights Flashmob (We don’t sing and dance, we write and chat) is back! The event at The Royal Court, London may be at full capacity but there are plenty of other theatres taking part. The venues below will be taking part in Flashmob from 1 - 4pm on Friday 24th October.
Want to make connections and kick isolation in the ass? Want to talk about what we’re working on and cook up ideas for a better future? Want to lurk and write knowing others are writing too? Then join a Playwrights Flashmob!
Leeds Playhouse - Hosted by Dermot Daly and Naomi Sumner.
Lighthouse Poole - book your free place here.
Sherman Theatre - Hosted by Jennifer Lunn and Davina Moss
Theatrabilia Cornwall led by Timothy Norman.
And hopefully more to follow! You can contact venues individually for more information.
If you work at a theatre venue and would like to be involved please email artistsforartists24@gmail.com. Or if you are a writer why not contact your local theatre to see if they’d like to be involved!
Director Dermot Daly, one of the hosts at Leeds Playhouse had this to say about being involved in Playwrights Flashmob:
‘Writers are the lifeblood of theatre, the reason why theatrical hearts beat. Playwrights in the hearts of their theatres, meeting, talking, writing, thinking, making and doing it at the same time up and down the nation allows for a sense of community. Seeing this happen last year allowed for connection and a louder heartbeat; time to do that again’
Ticket offer for (the) Woman at Park Theatre, London
Written Jane Upton, directed by directed by Angharad Jones.
Our friends at New Perspectives are kindly offering a discount for Support Playwrights subscribers on tickets for (the) Woman at Park Theatre running until 25th October.
Fiercely funny and brutally honest, award-winning writer Jane Upton’s Bruntwood Prize shortlisted play shatters the glossy veneer of motherhood, exposing its raw, messy truth, and dares to question the definition of (her) self.
You can see the show that got five stars in The Guardian (“blends bellyaching humour with intimate revelations”) for just £15 by using code TWM15 when booking.
Enjoy!
Anna & Morgan
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