A huge Happy New Year to all of you! Before we share our exciting plans for the year ahead with you, we want to say an enormous thanks to everyone who has supported us over the past year; 2021 was a massive year for us with projects such as the members’ submission window, The Literary …
Wondering whether sigining up to WrAP2022 is a good idea? In this blog post, playwright Olivia Pryle shares her experience of taking part in WrAP2021 and how the play she started developing made it to the Bread & Roses Theatre as part of the Clapham Fringe this October… “A few years ago I started putting …
All female theatre Company, Sixteen Sixty, have a brand new show coming up at the Bread & Roses Theatre from 22nd November. In Bad Taste is a horror-comedy involving gallons of fake blood and a distinct lack of fourth wall. Written with the current political climate biting at our heels, it follows a group of five …
Female Creatives, Horror Comedy & Bad Taste! London Playwrights Interview Sixteen Sixty Read More »
In the latest issue of Greenlit’s The Creative Crowd, Kimberley Andrews discusses how theatre is bouncing back and how crowdfunding and building a creative community can help. Read the full article here.
The end of 2021 is fast approaching and it’s time for us to let you know for the 5th year running our January playwriting challenge Write A Play (WrAP) is BACK! As always, we’ll be challenging you to write a first draft of a play in January, whilst providing all the prompts you need to …
#WrAP is coming back for 2022! Write a play in January! Read More »
To recognise excellence in the field of dramaturgy, the Dramaturgs’ Network presents the Kenneth Tynan Award (KTA) 2021. Established in 2011, this biennial award honours theatre professionals, working and residing in the United Kingdom, who have made an outstanding contribution to dramaturgy in the UK in the past two years (2019 – 2021), regardless of …
The Dramaturgs’ Network announces the Shortlist for the 2021 Kenneth Tynan Award (KTA) Read More »
Join Lemon House Theatre Company (@lemonhouseTC) on 16 Nov for the launch of their online scratch night ‘Behind Closed Doors’. Featuring rehearsed readings of four short plays, the night will be exploring sex, bodies and intimacy. Get your free ticket here: https://www.theatredeli.co.uk/Event/behind-closed-doors
Who fancies coming to see a show with us?! LPW’s George Bailey’s company, Chewboy Productions has a play coming up and we’d love you to join us in supporting his work and getting together for a social gathering in the bar afterwards! We’re going along to the performance on Wednesday 17th November and really hope …
The 2022 Lancaster Playwriting Prize is now open to anyone from the North West of England who identifies as LGBTQAI+ aged 16 and up to and including the age of 30. The Lancaster Playwriting Prize, now in its third year, is run in partnership by the Department of English Literature and Creative Writing at Lancaster University and The Dukes in Lancaster. It will include a cash prize for the winner of £1,500, as well as a rehearsed reading of their play and mentoring. The …
Lancaster University and The Dukes in Lancaster – Lancaster Playwriting Prize Read More »
blue bottles runs at the Lion & Unicorn Theatre from November 4th-7th. We invited writer, Thomas Sparrow from Periphery Theatre to tell us more about the the play and the process of putting on his first show… “Before I even begin telling anyone about my experience putting on a play in the real world, I …
Putting on your first show by Thomas Sparrow, writer of ‘blue bottles’ Read More »
