SA Writers' Theatre
Sat, 14 Apr 2001, 11:20 amGrant Malcolm1 post in thread
SA Writers' Theatre
Sat, 14 Apr 2001, 11:20 amThis notice courtesy of Phil Manning at SAWT Inc.
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Hello There!
My name is Phil Manning and I am the Publicity Officer
for SAWT Inc (South Australian Writers' Theatre Inc).
SAWT is a non-profit professional script development and
promotional body for playwrights for both stage and radio in
South Australia. We were established in 1984 from a small
group of playwrights and we have grown into a respected
association.
SAWT is looking for 'new blood' to mentor with the view of
future committment to professional script development here
in South Australia. We are seeking young and not so young
South Australians who may be considering a future as a
professional writer and playwright.
Ross Barrett, the Chair of SAWT, had his play 'The Director
and the Clown' selected by Rosalbe Clemente to be taken up
under the State Theatre mentorship scheme.
This is the second play of Ross' to undergo this program,
the first one being Tickling the Tail of the Sleeping
Dragon.
SAWT has many success stories with past and present members
and we would like to pass on our experience to new members.
A submission by SAWT this year has acquired funding from the
Australia Council for the professional development of a
script for the stage under the tutelage of Andrea Lemon.
Andrea is a well respected playwright and gifted dramaturg.
She has a wealth of experience in script development. Her
play, "Tranny Boy" is being workshopped at this year's
Australian National Playwrights' Conference.
SAWT employs a cell process used both here and overseas in
helping its members to develop their scripts to the highest
possible standard.
Anyone considering having their work promoted in a
professional manner is welcome to attend our General
Meetings, where one or more scripts are read . . . attend
and observe one of our Workshops held at the Box Factory or
enjoy one of our presentations at the Bakehouse Theatre when
"Sunday with SAWT" commences in June, 2001.
SAWT membership makes allowance for differing interests of
new members. There is a sliding scale of annual fees between
$50.00 to $20.00.
The Bakehouse Theatre aka Peter Green has been extremely
supportive of our endeavours to bring to the public through
our Sunday with SAWT programme, live theatre with feedback
provided by proactive participation of the audience. Season
2001 commences on June 17th around 1.00pm with a play by
Wayne Anthoney, titled " The Clowns' Macbeth." Wayne is also
the Guest Speaker on the day. His talk is titled; "Life in
the Big Shoes." For a nominal fee of $6.00 which includes a
piping hot bowl of soup accompanied by a crusty, fresh bread
roll, Sunday with SAWT on June 17th is shaping up to be an
experience worth having. Bar facilities will be available.
Synopsis :
Four clowns unexpectedly find that the headmaster of the
school they are visiting expects them to perform Macbeth
rather than the usual cabaret. They make the best of it,
with hilarious results.
Wayne's Comments :
Alan Holy will play Puck, Pete Thorpe has agreed with
delight to play the role of Fleabag, which he created in the
original production and Allen Lyne and Sandy will play Sir
John Feelgood and Pumpkin respectively.
See you there!
For more details on Wayne Anthoney click here
So remember to tell your family and friends, work colleagues
and your friendly neighbour.
For enquiries and further information about becoming a
member or joining in on our "Sunday with SAWT" contact :
Ross Barrett - Chair Tel : 08 8431 2647
Daniel James - Secretary Tel : 08 8339 4144
Phil Manning - PublicityTel : 08 824 00 711
SAWT Meeting Place on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at
7.00pm is :
South Australian Writers' Centre
2nd Floor 187 Rundle St, Adelaide
Postal Address
SAWT Inc
PO Box 818
Kent Town S.A. 5071
I would appreciate if you could give this note some airing
through your readers, social contacts, family, friends,
noticeboards and any interested parties who may enjoy the
structure we have put in place for the future development of
script writing and its presentation to the public in South
Australia.
We are a very strong, committed group and we encourage
others to 'hand up' their manuscripts for mentorship,
reading and workshopping of their work..
I look forward to hearing positive feedback to this note and
for SAWT to be given the opportunity of mentoring and
assisting current and future playwrights.
Thanking you,
Phil Manning - Publicity SAWT
--------------------------------------
Hello There!
My name is Phil Manning and I am the Publicity Officer
for SAWT Inc (South Australian Writers' Theatre Inc).
SAWT is a non-profit professional script development and
promotional body for playwrights for both stage and radio in
South Australia. We were established in 1984 from a small
group of playwrights and we have grown into a respected
association.
SAWT is looking for 'new blood' to mentor with the view of
future committment to professional script development here
in South Australia. We are seeking young and not so young
South Australians who may be considering a future as a
professional writer and playwright.
Ross Barrett, the Chair of SAWT, had his play 'The Director
and the Clown' selected by Rosalbe Clemente to be taken up
under the State Theatre mentorship scheme.
This is the second play of Ross' to undergo this program,
the first one being Tickling the Tail of the Sleeping
Dragon.
SAWT has many success stories with past and present members
and we would like to pass on our experience to new members.
A submission by SAWT this year has acquired funding from the
Australia Council for the professional development of a
script for the stage under the tutelage of Andrea Lemon.
Andrea is a well respected playwright and gifted dramaturg.
She has a wealth of experience in script development. Her
play, "Tranny Boy" is being workshopped at this year's
Australian National Playwrights' Conference.
SAWT employs a cell process used both here and overseas in
helping its members to develop their scripts to the highest
possible standard.
Anyone considering having their work promoted in a
professional manner is welcome to attend our General
Meetings, where one or more scripts are read . . . attend
and observe one of our Workshops held at the Box Factory or
enjoy one of our presentations at the Bakehouse Theatre when
"Sunday with SAWT" commences in June, 2001.
SAWT membership makes allowance for differing interests of
new members. There is a sliding scale of annual fees between
$50.00 to $20.00.
The Bakehouse Theatre aka Peter Green has been extremely
supportive of our endeavours to bring to the public through
our Sunday with SAWT programme, live theatre with feedback
provided by proactive participation of the audience. Season
2001 commences on June 17th around 1.00pm with a play by
Wayne Anthoney, titled " The Clowns' Macbeth." Wayne is also
the Guest Speaker on the day. His talk is titled; "Life in
the Big Shoes." For a nominal fee of $6.00 which includes a
piping hot bowl of soup accompanied by a crusty, fresh bread
roll, Sunday with SAWT on June 17th is shaping up to be an
experience worth having. Bar facilities will be available.
Synopsis :
Four clowns unexpectedly find that the headmaster of the
school they are visiting expects them to perform Macbeth
rather than the usual cabaret. They make the best of it,
with hilarious results.
Wayne's Comments :
Alan Holy will play Puck, Pete Thorpe has agreed with
delight to play the role of Fleabag, which he created in the
original production and Allen Lyne and Sandy will play Sir
John Feelgood and Pumpkin respectively.
See you there!
For more details on Wayne Anthoney click here
So remember to tell your family and friends, work colleagues
and your friendly neighbour.
For enquiries and further information about becoming a
member or joining in on our "Sunday with SAWT" contact :
Ross Barrett - Chair Tel : 08 8431 2647
Daniel James - Secretary Tel : 08 8339 4144
Phil Manning - PublicityTel : 08 824 00 711
SAWT Meeting Place on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at
7.00pm is :
South Australian Writers' Centre
2nd Floor 187 Rundle St, Adelaide
Postal Address
SAWT Inc
PO Box 818
Kent Town S.A. 5071
I would appreciate if you could give this note some airing
through your readers, social contacts, family, friends,
noticeboards and any interested parties who may enjoy the
structure we have put in place for the future development of
script writing and its presentation to the public in South
Australia.
We are a very strong, committed group and we encourage
others to 'hand up' their manuscripts for mentorship,
reading and workshopping of their work..
I look forward to hearing positive feedback to this note and
for SAWT to be given the opportunity of mentoring and
assisting current and future playwrights.
Thanking you,
Phil Manning - Publicity SAWT
Grant MalcolmSat, 14 Apr 2001, 11:20 am
This notice courtesy of Phil Manning at SAWT Inc.
--------------------------------------
Hello There!
My name is Phil Manning and I am the Publicity Officer
for SAWT Inc (South Australian Writers' Theatre Inc).
SAWT is a non-profit professional script development and
promotional body for playwrights for both stage and radio in
South Australia. We were established in 1984 from a small
group of playwrights and we have grown into a respected
association.
SAWT is looking for 'new blood' to mentor with the view of
future committment to professional script development here
in South Australia. We are seeking young and not so young
South Australians who may be considering a future as a
professional writer and playwright.
Ross Barrett, the Chair of SAWT, had his play 'The Director
and the Clown' selected by Rosalbe Clemente to be taken up
under the State Theatre mentorship scheme.
This is the second play of Ross' to undergo this program,
the first one being Tickling the Tail of the Sleeping
Dragon.
SAWT has many success stories with past and present members
and we would like to pass on our experience to new members.
A submission by SAWT this year has acquired funding from the
Australia Council for the professional development of a
script for the stage under the tutelage of Andrea Lemon.
Andrea is a well respected playwright and gifted dramaturg.
She has a wealth of experience in script development. Her
play, "Tranny Boy" is being workshopped at this year's
Australian National Playwrights' Conference.
SAWT employs a cell process used both here and overseas in
helping its members to develop their scripts to the highest
possible standard.
Anyone considering having their work promoted in a
professional manner is welcome to attend our General
Meetings, where one or more scripts are read . . . attend
and observe one of our Workshops held at the Box Factory or
enjoy one of our presentations at the Bakehouse Theatre when
"Sunday with SAWT" commences in June, 2001.
SAWT membership makes allowance for differing interests of
new members. There is a sliding scale of annual fees between
$50.00 to $20.00.
The Bakehouse Theatre aka Peter Green has been extremely
supportive of our endeavours to bring to the public through
our Sunday with SAWT programme, live theatre with feedback
provided by proactive participation of the audience. Season
2001 commences on June 17th around 1.00pm with a play by
Wayne Anthoney, titled " The Clowns' Macbeth." Wayne is also
the Guest Speaker on the day. His talk is titled; "Life in
the Big Shoes." For a nominal fee of $6.00 which includes a
piping hot bowl of soup accompanied by a crusty, fresh bread
roll, Sunday with SAWT on June 17th is shaping up to be an
experience worth having. Bar facilities will be available.
Synopsis :
Four clowns unexpectedly find that the headmaster of the
school they are visiting expects them to perform Macbeth
rather than the usual cabaret. They make the best of it,
with hilarious results.
Wayne's Comments :
Alan Holy will play Puck, Pete Thorpe has agreed with
delight to play the role of Fleabag, which he created in the
original production and Allen Lyne and Sandy will play Sir
John Feelgood and Pumpkin respectively.
See you there!
For more details on Wayne Anthoney click here
So remember to tell your family and friends, work colleagues
and your friendly neighbour.
For enquiries and further information about becoming a
member or joining in on our "Sunday with SAWT" contact :
Ross Barrett - Chair Tel : 08 8431 2647
Daniel James - Secretary Tel : 08 8339 4144
Phil Manning - PublicityTel : 08 824 00 711
SAWT Meeting Place on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at
7.00pm is :
South Australian Writers' Centre
2nd Floor 187 Rundle St, Adelaide
Postal Address
SAWT Inc
PO Box 818
Kent Town S.A. 5071
I would appreciate if you could give this note some airing
through your readers, social contacts, family, friends,
noticeboards and any interested parties who may enjoy the
structure we have put in place for the future development of
script writing and its presentation to the public in South
Australia.
We are a very strong, committed group and we encourage
others to 'hand up' their manuscripts for mentorship,
reading and workshopping of their work..
I look forward to hearing positive feedback to this note and
for SAWT to be given the opportunity of mentoring and
assisting current and future playwrights.
Thanking you,
Phil Manning - Publicity SAWT
--------------------------------------
Hello There!
My name is Phil Manning and I am the Publicity Officer
for SAWT Inc (South Australian Writers' Theatre Inc).
SAWT is a non-profit professional script development and
promotional body for playwrights for both stage and radio in
South Australia. We were established in 1984 from a small
group of playwrights and we have grown into a respected
association.
SAWT is looking for 'new blood' to mentor with the view of
future committment to professional script development here
in South Australia. We are seeking young and not so young
South Australians who may be considering a future as a
professional writer and playwright.
Ross Barrett, the Chair of SAWT, had his play 'The Director
and the Clown' selected by Rosalbe Clemente to be taken up
under the State Theatre mentorship scheme.
This is the second play of Ross' to undergo this program,
the first one being Tickling the Tail of the Sleeping
Dragon.
SAWT has many success stories with past and present members
and we would like to pass on our experience to new members.
A submission by SAWT this year has acquired funding from the
Australia Council for the professional development of a
script for the stage under the tutelage of Andrea Lemon.
Andrea is a well respected playwright and gifted dramaturg.
She has a wealth of experience in script development. Her
play, "Tranny Boy" is being workshopped at this year's
Australian National Playwrights' Conference.
SAWT employs a cell process used both here and overseas in
helping its members to develop their scripts to the highest
possible standard.
Anyone considering having their work promoted in a
professional manner is welcome to attend our General
Meetings, where one or more scripts are read . . . attend
and observe one of our Workshops held at the Box Factory or
enjoy one of our presentations at the Bakehouse Theatre when
"Sunday with SAWT" commences in June, 2001.
SAWT membership makes allowance for differing interests of
new members. There is a sliding scale of annual fees between
$50.00 to $20.00.
The Bakehouse Theatre aka Peter Green has been extremely
supportive of our endeavours to bring to the public through
our Sunday with SAWT programme, live theatre with feedback
provided by proactive participation of the audience. Season
2001 commences on June 17th around 1.00pm with a play by
Wayne Anthoney, titled " The Clowns' Macbeth." Wayne is also
the Guest Speaker on the day. His talk is titled; "Life in
the Big Shoes." For a nominal fee of $6.00 which includes a
piping hot bowl of soup accompanied by a crusty, fresh bread
roll, Sunday with SAWT on June 17th is shaping up to be an
experience worth having. Bar facilities will be available.
Synopsis :
Four clowns unexpectedly find that the headmaster of the
school they are visiting expects them to perform Macbeth
rather than the usual cabaret. They make the best of it,
with hilarious results.
Wayne's Comments :
Alan Holy will play Puck, Pete Thorpe has agreed with
delight to play the role of Fleabag, which he created in the
original production and Allen Lyne and Sandy will play Sir
John Feelgood and Pumpkin respectively.
See you there!
For more details on Wayne Anthoney click here
So remember to tell your family and friends, work colleagues
and your friendly neighbour.
For enquiries and further information about becoming a
member or joining in on our "Sunday with SAWT" contact :
Ross Barrett - Chair Tel : 08 8431 2647
Daniel James - Secretary Tel : 08 8339 4144
Phil Manning - PublicityTel : 08 824 00 711
SAWT Meeting Place on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at
7.00pm is :
South Australian Writers' Centre
2nd Floor 187 Rundle St, Adelaide
Postal Address
SAWT Inc
PO Box 818
Kent Town S.A. 5071
I would appreciate if you could give this note some airing
through your readers, social contacts, family, friends,
noticeboards and any interested parties who may enjoy the
structure we have put in place for the future development of
script writing and its presentation to the public in South
Australia.
We are a very strong, committed group and we encourage
others to 'hand up' their manuscripts for mentorship,
reading and workshopping of their work..
I look forward to hearing positive feedback to this note and
for SAWT to be given the opportunity of mentoring and
assisting current and future playwrights.
Thanking you,
Phil Manning - Publicity SAWT