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HOW DO I GET MY SCRIPT READ?

Sat, 3 Mar 2001, 08:41 am

Jenny12 posts in thread

Dear Theatregoers,
I'm eager to have my script read by just about ANY theatre company that's willing. It's a finished, polished work - that has even had a public, rehearsed reading in a recent drama exhibition in Sydney.

I am now eager for it to go further.
Does anyone know of any innovative, flexible theatre companies that would read such a script. Or pehaps any competitions that I could enter.

Just for the record; - it is a short 2 ACT play, averaging 45 - 55mins performance length. And the genre is black comedy.

Please e-mail me with any info you may have - it is greatly appreciated.

Jenny.

RE: Local writing

Mon, 5 Mar 2001, 01:14 pm

Norma

I think the idea of a/the One-Act Drama Festival (DramaFest) being devoted to Local/Australian is a stroke of genius!
Will most certainly suggest the idea next week.
Need some ideas to get it accepted in the generally conservative community theatre scene tho.
Any suggestions? Do we run a separate Festival? Do we make one/two sessions devoted to Australiana? do we make the whole thing Australiana.
It's certainly a good year to start what with THE Centenary

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HOW DO I GET MY SCRIPT READ?— Jenny3 Mar 2001

RE: HOW DO I GET MY SCRIPT READ?— Jonno3 Mar 2001
- RE: HOW DO I GET MY SCRIPT READ?— Walter Plinge3 Mar 2001
  - RE: HOW DO I GET MY SCRIPT READ?— David Ryding4 Mar 2001
    - Local writing— Grant Malcolm4 Mar 2001
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        RE: Local writing— David Ryding5 Mar 2001
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        RE: New Voices— Grant Malcolm5 Mar 2001
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        RE: Local writing— Norma5 Mar 2001
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        RE: Local writing— David Ryding5 Mar 2001
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        RE: Local writing— JULIA5 Mar 2001
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        RE: Local writing— Grant Malcolm5 Mar 2001
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        RE: Local writing— Walter Plinge7 June 2005

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