Here’s your second chance! Further audition for Playing with Fire

Monday 12 September 2016, 7.30pm
The Loft, The Hawth Theatre, Hawth Avenue, Crawley RH10 6YZ

Were you unable to make our first audition for Playing with Fire and have been kicking yourself ever since? Did you attend and have so much fun that you want to come along again?

We are pleased to announce that our second audition session for Playing with Fire will be held on Monday 12 September at 7.30pm. Further information about the production, including playing dates, can be found here.

At the audition we will provide you with a scene from each of the selected plays as your audition piece. No prior preparation needed, just come along and have a go! Auditionees must be 18 years old or over.

Please share this audition notice widely!

Audition notice for Playing with Fire

Tuesday 30 August 2016, 7.15pm, 
Wakehams Green Community Centre, Wakehams Green Drive, Pound Hill, Crawley, RH10 3NU
 
We are very pleased to announce that auditions for Playing with Fire will be held on Tuesday 30 August at Wakehams Green Community Centre. Further information about the production, including playing dates, can be found below.
 
We understand that this is both short notice and also still part of the summer holiday season – if you are unable to attend then please do let us know and we will make alternative arrangements for those who can’t join us that day. We want to see as many of you as possible!
 
At the audition we will provide you with a scene from each of the selected plays as your audition piece. There will also be an opportunity for auditionees to showcase their improvisation skills for those interested/comfortable in doing so. Auditionees must be 18 years old or older.
 
Please share this audition notice widely!
 
Playing with Fire
Tuesday 8 and Wednesday 9 November 2016 at The Hawth Studio Theatre, Crawley
Saturday 12 November 2016 at The Capitol, Horsham
 
There are moments in life where people take a risk, stir up trouble or behave recklessly and the results can be profound, humorous and heart breaking. There are other moments when we just sit back, play with matches and watch the flames flicker. Pitchy Breath Theatre Company present a series of short plays about risky decisions, troublemakers and the consequences of our actions.

Call for Scripts: Playing with Fire

Playing with Fire
There are moments in life where people take a risk, stir up trouble or behave recklessly and the results can be profound, humorous and heart breaking. There are other moments when we just sit back, play with matches and watch the flames flicker. Pitchy Breath Theatre Company present a series of short plays about risky decisions, troublemakers and the consequences of our actions.
 
Would you like your script brought to life
Pitchy Breath, a community theatre company based in Crawley, is looking for new plays to produce as part of ‘Playing with Fire’. The plays should have a minimal set, be no longer than 25 minutes, suit the above title and fit the above remit – it’s up to you and your imagination. They can be of any genre – we will be looking for humour / drama / intrigue / anything!
 
The plays will be performed at The Hawth in November 2016 so all scripts need to be submitted by 11.59pm on Monday 1 August 2016.
 
Pitchy Breath produces an amazingly diverse range of work featuring local actors written by local writers which play to sell out audiences. If you have an idea for a script you have nothing to lose and everything to gain by sending your work to scripts@pitchybreath.co.uk.

AUDITION NOTICE

AUDITION

Weds 9 September

The Elgar Room, Hawth Theatre

7.30pm

SURPRISE!

It’s the night of Mike’s big surprise party. Friends, family and casual acquaintances have all gathered

to give him a night he’ll never forget. But as everyone parties the night away, bigger surprises are set to be revealed.

Four writers present four new plays looking at one night from different perspectives.

We’re looking for a wide range of actors of all genders and ages to play both leading characters

and smaller recurring parts in all four short plays.  Due to the overlapping format of the production, there is no such thing as a small or minor part!

Playing Dates:

Tues 10 Nov :  The Hawth Studio, Crawley

Sat 14 Nov :  Lingfield & Dormansland Village Hall

Sun 15 Nov :  The Capitol Studio, Horsham

To apply, whizz Jo an email today

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