Little Pieces of Gold New Writing Showcase:
10 min play for max of 4 actors on theme: To ‘like’ or not to ‘like’? 8 short plays about social media
Submission deadline: 5 May
No entry fee
Email entries only
8 winning plays will be performed at on 16 June, Park Theatre London. (Note: BBC scouts often attend these performances to 'scout' out new drama talent ...)
Details of rules and how to enter are here.
Pint-Sized Plays:
Plays of 5-10mins length. Suitable for performing in a pub. This is what the organisers have to say:
We often get queries about Pint-sized Plays asking just what and what is not possible. I hope that the following will prove useful in helping you to judge whether your submission will be suitable. Fundamentally, the first thing to know is that (with the exception of the Script Slam) the plays are not performed in a theatre, they are performed right in a pub bar. So you don't have the luxury of lighting effects, or scenery or any such stuff.
10 min play for max of 4 actors on theme: To ‘like’ or not to ‘like’? 8 short plays about social media
Submission deadline: 5 May
No entry fee
Email entries only
8 winning plays will be performed at on 16 June, Park Theatre London. (Note: BBC scouts often attend these performances to 'scout' out new drama talent ...)
Details of rules and how to enter are here.
Pint-Sized Plays:
Plays of 5-10mins length. Suitable for performing in a pub. This is what the organisers have to say:
We often get queries about Pint-sized Plays asking just what and what is not possible. I hope that the following will prove useful in helping you to judge whether your submission will be suitable. Fundamentally, the first thing to know is that (with the exception of the Script Slam) the plays are not performed in a theatre, they are performed right in a pub bar. So you don't have the luxury of lighting effects, or scenery or any such stuff.
Having said that, the play doesn't have to be specifically
centred in a pub. It can be anywhere, but there are important considerations.
The only props are those that the cast might reasonably carry and any furniture
has to be what is already there. Bear in mind that, when we set up the 'playing
area', it might be in a corner of the bar or right in the middle amongst the punters.
So, for the play to work, the audience has to be able to imagine what you're
imagining.
Entry fee: £5.50, online or postal entries acceptable.
Submission deadline: 31 May
Details of rules and how to enter are here.
Publishing group
Jonathan Cape are open for submissions for a short period...
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
From 1–30 June, 2014, Jonathan Cape will be open for fiction
submissions from new writers of high calibre and imagination.
Submissions should be an initial 50 pages of prose fiction. These
can be part of a novel or novella, or short stories. The pages can be finished
work or a work in progress.
Full details are here.
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