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- How to Pitch Your Plays to Theatres with Gareth NichollsFor this episode, the final in the series, our Co-Artistic Director, Gareth Nicholls walks you through the process of pitching your play to theatres, from research right through to building an ongoing relationship with a company.
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23 min - Quick-fire Questions & Advice from PlaywrightsIn this episode some familiar voices that you've heard throughout the series will tackle some quick-fire playwriting related questions.
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27 min - Open Submissions Reader InterviewsLiterary Associate, Eleanor White speaks to four members of our readers panel to find out what they look out for when reading scripts.
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22 min - Representing Working-Class Voices with Debbie Hannan & Nessah Muthy
'Just keep writing. Keep telling the story that you want to tell, the story that you don't see and that needs to be centre stage.'
Grab yourself a cuppa and settle in as Debbie Hannan and Nessah Muthy chat about how to represent working-class voices in theatre.
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49 min - Writing for Yourself to Perform with Julia TaudevinThis week’s Open Submissions workshop led by Julia Taudevin is filled with advice, anecdotes and exercises for the writer-performer.
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50 min - What Is Said and What Is Not Said with Oliver EmanuelOliver Emanuel's Open Submissions Workshop on dramatic tension gives you a healthy dose of playwriting knowledge by using your 5-a-day. Intrigued? Listen and find out for yourself.
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28 min - Can Playwriting be a Science? with Meghan TylerPercentages, chemical reactions and graphs - they don't have anything to do with playwriting, right? In this week's Open Submissions Workshop, Meghan Tyler shares the theory that playwriting can be a science.
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22 min - Writing Dialogue with Clare DuffyIn this week's Open Submissions Workshop, Clare Duffy gives her tops tips and advice for what to consider when writing dialogue.
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37 min - Writing with, and Representing Disability With Matilda Ibini and Natasha Sutton Williams.'Your responsibility as a storyteller is to represent the world and the people in it.' In this Open Submissions Workshop, Matilda Ibini and Natasha Sutton Williams discuss writing with and representing disability in your work.
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48 min - Telling It Your Own Way with Hannah LaveryGet your pens at the ready for this week's Open Submissions workshop with Hannah Lavery (The Drift, The Lamet for Sheku Bayoh), as she takes you through two exercises that have helped her writing.
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About Open Submissions Workshops
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Want to write a play? We'll teach you how. Taught by leading playwrights and theatremakers, this 16-week course will support you - and fellow aspiring writers - to unleash your…
creativity and take you from idea to draft. New episodes each Wednesday until 2 September 2020. At the Traverse Theatre we are champions of stories and storytellers. The stories we share are by anyone and for everyone. To find out more about our work, and to see your script on our stages, visit our website traverse.co.uk.
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