Another Short Play… February 12, 2011

 

***MY PLAY HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED TO THE MARCH BLACKSHAW SOCIAL CLUB ALTHOUGH I WILL STILL BE IN ATTENDANCE***

There’s been a valid reason why I’ve had less of a social life than the normal little I actually have. I have another short play being performed by Blackshaw Theatre Company as part of their new writing night at The Horse bar on February 24th. I’m super excited to see my script, “That’s What Christmas Means To Me” being directed by Nadia Papachronopolou with cast members TBC.

 

The Horse (Closest tube, Lambeth North).

Entry: £4.00

Directions and contact information for The Horse can be found on their website: www.horsebar.co.uk

 

The evening kicks off at 7:30pm and tickets are available on the door. Seating is limited, so pop along early for a drink and a chance to nab one of the comfy leather sofas.

Blackshaw Social Club are proud to present our second monthly New Writing Night! The new year launch night was a standing-room-only success. Help us make the February follow-up even better!

Watch! – a selection of rehearsed play readings, poetry and comedy.

Take part! – help the writers, actors and directors get the feedback they need. Jot down your thoughts, chat to our roving reporters, tweet at us, or chat to the artists in the bar afterwards.

Don’t worry that it’s a school night! – we run a tight ship; if you like, you can be on your way home around 9pm.

 

 

Valloween February 4, 2011

As part of an anti-Valentine’s evening run by the company The Horse’s Mouth, my small play, “Post Everything” will be performed at The Horse pub, Lambeth. Here are some more details…

 

 

The Horse’s Mouth is back for the first time in 2011.

We welcome you to VALLOWEEN!

a bitter and twisted anti-Valentines Day fiesta

at The Horse pub, near Lambeth North tube

Friday 11th February 8.00pm.

£5

Please expect – Burlesque, Performance Poetry, Silly songs, Stand Up Comedy, New writing and live Music.

Please do not expect – to find love amongst these haggard souls. (But there will be cake and popcorn.)

Put it in your diaries, it’s going to be a no nonsense, anti-vom-rom corker.

 

 

 

I’m extremely fortunate to have actors Karen Eliot and Rowan Finnegan delivering the script-in-hand performance and even more lucky for it to be directed by Poppy Corbett, the Lady behind the entire night. Please come along and share the gin with me, there’s only so much a Lady can drink by herself before it’s considered uncouth.