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Write a story on a page and see it on display at the new Sherman Cymru |
To christen the sparkly new walls, loos, doors and bars of the new Sherman Cymru theatre building in Cathays, Cardiff, the company are asking writers of all ages to write a Play on a Page, so they can display their words around the building.Sherman Cymru are challenging writers, of any experience and age to write a play on one page. The story can be about anything, have any number of characters and can take whatever form you choose, it just can't go over one page of a printed A4 sheet. The plays will be displayed all over the new Sherman Cymru theatre building, which re-opened its doors a few weeks ago following a £6.5 million redevelopment. It’s a great opportunity to read some short plays and see the new theatre building. Associate Director, Roisin McBrinn said, “Everyone has a story to tell and this is a great opportunity to get your short story on a page and on display in our lovely new theatre for everyone to see. We’ve already received some really brilliant tiny plays. The exciting part of this project is that everything we receive is guaranteed to be displayed around the building. This is as much about trying and sharing as it is about interacting with Welsh writing talent. Even our 4 year old Sherman Sherberts are giving it a go. Then, from 5 March, the public will have the chance to come and view their work and to be entertained (or enraged) by some super mini plays! Everyone has a story to tell and this is a great opportunity to get your short story on a page and on display in our lovely new theatre for everyone to see.” If you think you have what it takes to write a Play on a Page, all entries must be in by 4 March. The plays will be displayed from 5th March. Email your entries to playonapage@shermancymru.co.uk or post to: Play on a Page Sherman Cymru Senghennydd Road Cardiff, CF24 4YE For further information about Play on a Page please visit www.shermancymru.co.uk |
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Tuesday, February 28, 2012 |
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