Sussex Playwrights
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We promote new writing for stage, screen, radio, audio and online. Our purpose is to encourage new work from writers throughout the English-speaking world.
Sussex Playwrights
1M ago
Emily Carding’s a charming and charismatic loon, wielding all the weapons in the narcissistic coercive controller’s armoury ..read more
Sussex Playwrights
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In a future where climate change has caused catastrophic flooding, pockets of humanity survive huddled together for refuge ..read more
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Lorca’s claustrophobic tale of Spanish culture translates perfectly into this dusty 1950s rural Texan setting ..read more
Sussex Playwrights
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A tale of two tiny friends in a big battle to return to the sea A solo puppet show written and performed by Joanna Neary, at the Ledward LGBTQ+ centre. I came for a show – I discovered a happening, for a packed and rapt audience of parents and kids. The puppet show formed part ..read more
Sussex Playwrights
7M ago
A tale of two tiny friends in a big battle to return to the sea A solo puppet show written and performed by Joanna Neary, at the Ledward LGBTQ+ centre. I came for a show – I discovered a happening, for a packed and rapt audience of parents and kids. The puppet show formed part ..read more
Sussex Playwrights
7M ago
Sheep Love to Die by Phil Tong ‘I feel like we’ve been shifted sideways, here but not …’ In a split second, something happened, with repercussions over many years. With shades of Beckett or Pinter, the play looks at why – reasons, or excuses? Two ladies, sisters, are trapped in burned out armchairs, in stark ..read more
Sussex Playwrights
1y ago
Sussex Playwrights Reviews: The Madness of George III By Alan Bennett The Sarah Mann Company Georgian sophistication in music, architecture, dress and art coupled with ghastly primitive approaches to medicine and mental health plus a decadent royal family – Bennett’s celebrated play captures that strange time when the world tipped over from centuries old ..read more
Sussex Playwrights
1y ago
Sussex Playwrights’ secretary Thomas Everchild delivered a workshop this week for the Hastings Writers Group, at the charming and characterful Regency Rooms bar, in the seafront Crown House, St Leonard’s. The group are preparing for their latest in-house writing competition; a short dramatic monologue. They invited Thomas, whose set of four solo plays under the ..read more