Submissions Open for the National Play Festival 2012
- September 6th, 2011
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PLAYWRITING AUSTRALIA CALL FOR APPLICATIONS
Submissions Open for the National Play Festival 2012
Closing date for applications is 3 October 2011 Read more
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PLAYWRITING AUSTRALIA CALL FOR APPLICATIONS
Submissions Open for the National Play Festival 2012
Closing date for applications is 3 October 2011 Read more
They walk amongst you. They may be next to you on the train, or ordering a coffee in front of you. Perhaps they are the person you see around all the time, but you don’t know their name – but you recognize their hair or their clothes. They are Sydney’s artists and this spring they will be leaping forth once again with the weird and the wonderful as a part of the Sydney Fringe.
For those out there with a show, or an idea for a show, the Sydney Fringe has opened up applications http://thesydneyfringe.com.au/… this is your chance. Dream big, risk everything, make something that matters. There is no point in living a life half lived, or shrugging your shoulders and letting another month/year/opportunity slip by. If you have some thing to show or tell or say, say it.
I can’t wait to see what you come up with.
Things that land in my inbox – here’s some great things happening at PlayWriting Australia… Read more
Playwrights are my rockstars.
Some of them even wear leather jackets (Caleb Lewis), some of them are dashing silver foxes who used to wear leather jackets (Ned Manning), some of them are bright eyed stylish ladies (Tahli Corin) and some are just so unbelievably cool they make you want to move to London and start a new life (Suzie Miller)… I love them. Not just those mentioned above – but the whole colossal lot of them – fiercly, funny, articulate – and as is the lot for many playwrights – extraordinarily hard working and patient. Read more
Malcolm Gladwell’s book Outliers examines the reasons or causes behind people who are high acheivers- the thesis goes onto explain that for any person to be a leader in their field, they need to accrue 10,000 hours of practice in their given field. Gladwell sites the practise of The Beatles (who played 8 hours straight in Hamburg 5 days a week) and Bill Gates (who used to sneak into his local university at 2am to work on Computers as a teenage boy) … its a fascinating idea- and a hypothesis that rings true in the realm of the theatre. Read more
Opportunity
YAK Events is offering groups and individuals the opportunity to develop new or existing work during a two week residency at Shopfront Contemporary Arts Centre. Read more