10 episodes
Get Your Play On Sam Brady and Ginni Manning
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The industry podcast for playwrights and theatre makers. How can you get your play or theatre show produced on the professional stage? We talk to the people who decide what gets made - artistic directors, producers, programmers and theatre companies - to give you the inside track. We also talk to established playwrights and theatre-makers about their experiences of getting work made and the lessons they have learned along the way. Presented by Sam Brady and Ginni Manning.
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London Playwrights Workshop's Kimberley Andrews
London Playwrights Workshop is a UK wide resource for playwrights proving information about opportunities, courses and advice. Co-founder Kimberley Andrews tells us all about it.
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Chanje Kunda
Chanje Kunda is an extraordinary theatre maker whose refusal to take no for an answer has got her work onto stages all over the world.
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Simon Stephens
What Simon Stephens doesn't know about playwriting probably isn't worth knowing. His work is performed all over the world, in the West End and on Broadway. He is also one of the great teachers of playwriting.
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Box of Tricks
New Writing theatre company, Box of Tricks, tell us about the various opportunities that they provide for playwrights and theatremakers. https://boxoftrickstheatre.co.uk/
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Simon Vinnecombe
Simon Vinnicombe's first play, Year 10, was self-produced at the Finborough Theatre. It was subsequently transferred to the BAC after being named Time Out Critics’ Choice. Since then, Simon’s work has played at venues like the Bush, Hampstead, and the Old Vic.
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Chris Foxon, Papatango
With Chris Foxon, Executive Director of Papatango and co-author of the book Being A Playwright.
When it comes to new writing, Papatango are one of the most significant companies in the UK, offering opportunities and support for playwrights and theatre makers at all stages of their careers, including the prestigious Papa Tango prize for playwriting.