Playwriting advice, writing tips, writing exercises, answers to your questions, and thoughts on the theatre world in 2023 from Olivier Award-winner Mike Bartlett, presented and hosted by the The Old Fire Station, Oxford. more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | Performing ArtsArtsHow ToEducation |
In the last episode of the series, we discuss commissions and how our writers can take the next step. more
Episode 9: Character, plus BONUS interview with Paines Plough's Katie Posner more
Episode 8: Self-censorship in the arts, and editing. more
Episode 7: Solo shows and using the theatre more
Week 6: Saving the Arts and Starting Off, with Penelope Skinner more
This week: form and dialectic! What is form and structure? How can we play with it and what's out there? more
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I’m loving this podcast. I feel like I’m benefitting from the writing course at the OFS (even though I’m not on it) and I can do this in my own time and space. I can also come back to bits I need to refresh on later. Mike and Alex are really inspiring and I’m finding listening is helping me address some of the challenges in my writing. It is really accessible and encouraging. More, more, more please!
A brilliant podcast! Full of practical tips and writing exercises to try. Alongside engaging and insightful conversations about the theatre landscape, and play writing, generally.
And a relaxed approach Makes it all feel possible
Apple Podcasts | #230 | United Kingdom/Arts/Performing Arts |
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