Playwriting Real-life

You don't have to have lots of free time to improve your dialogue writing skills! In this episode, we share some tips and tricks which you can incorporate into your normal day or use when you are short on time. 

How do you learn to pitch confidently? Good pitching skills can help you to sell your work and even help you to write your play and develop your ideas! Kimberley shares her tips for making pitching become a second nature...

Need to redraft but not sure where to start? This one is for you! Kimberley Andrews shares her tips for rewriting and editing your play. 

Find out more about redrafting at londonplaywrightsblog.com

Our weekly summary of #WrAP2023, thr January playwriting challenge from London Playwrights!

#WrAP2023 is our January playwriting challenge where writers receive prompts straight to their inbox to help them write a play in just a month!

Here's your summary of week 3!

#WrAP2023 is our January playwriting challenge where writers receive prompts straight to their inbox to help them to write a play in just a month!

Here's your summary of Week 2!

Throughout January, we'll be summarising #WrAP2023 in a weekly podcast!

#WrAP2023 is our January playwriting challenge where you can write a play in just a month, find out more on londonplaywrightsblog.com

In this episode, Kimberley Andrews discusses the week of writing prompts and how to get the most out of #WrAP2023!

Day-jobs, whether a stop-gap, a demanding career, or parenting, are a reality for the vast majority of emerging playwrights. But how can we stop day-jobs from eating up our inspiration and killing our creativity? In this episode, we share our tips for staying motivated when you have to use your energy for something else!

Self-producing is empowering and rewarding - but it's also a challenge! Here are some things to think about beforehand to make sure you're prepped and ready to go!

You've finished your play! But have you really? Is it the best it can be? And what should you do next with it? In this episode Kimberley discusses how you can tell if a script is finished and what research you need to do before you take the next steps.