Congratulations to DSW member Richard Layton, whose Pint-Sized Play goes from strength to strength, with performances by two theatrical companies in October-
Embers Theatre Company at The Joseph Stone Centre, Sheffield
and Chase Theatre Company at Lantern Arts, London
Hello, we\’ll be meeting at Derby Museum at 2pm, ready to discuss DSW member Isabel\’s current script in progress – we\’ve discussed it at a previous meeting, so we\’re looking forward to seeing what\’s new in this updated draft.
If you\’d like to get involved, email us to let us know you\’re coming along – you can get in touch with joinus@derbyshirescriptwriters.com
Our next meeting will be our official Annual General Meeting, where we have a look back on last year, look forward to next year, and elect our board members.
Spring is sprunging, and we\’ll be back at Derby Museum to discuss scripts we\’re currently developing from 2pm on the first Sunday of the month – if you\’d like to join us, get in touch – send an email to joinus@derbyshirescriptwriters.com
Just had a great bit of news about a play we\’ve blogged about before – DSW member Richard\’s play \’It\’s all in the Mind\’ will be performed by Zoom Arts on May 11th at Western Front in Brighton. It was originally one of the winning Pint Sized Plays performed last year, and it\’s great news that another theatre production company has taken an interest in Richard\’s writing.
We\’re really pleased to hear that DSW member Emma has had one of her short stories published in the Boo Books anothology, Breaking the Rules – for more information, take a look on the Boo Books website here.
Congratulations to DSW member Richard, whose play \’It\’s in the Bag\’ will be featured as an open rehearsal slot at From Page to Stage, part of the Pomegranate New Playwriting Festival 2014.
Reading stories is a big part of getting a better understanding of how great stories work, which is why we\’re really pleased DSW member Mike has just become a professional Reader for a major UK TV and film production company.
Spring has sprung (well, it\’s sunny), so if you want to get your script ideas growing, come and join us to see what stories we\’re cultivating at the moment – come and say hello at Derby Museum on the first Sunday of the month, or email us – joinus@derbyshirescriptwriters.com
We\’ll be meeting up this Sunday on the first floor in Derby Museum to discuss the treatments and outlines for two scripts we\’ve submitted to Derby Quad\’s \’Shine a Light\’ programme. If you\’d like to join us and see what we\’ve been up to, drop in and say hello, or email us joinus@derbyshirescriptwriters.com
