Hi All, Please find details below of next weeks Theatre Commission Scratch Night at Waterside Arts Centre, Sale. The last one was fantastic, so hope to see some of you there. Cheers, Sean Join us for our Theatre Commission Scratch Night on 13 March (next Thursday). One £3,000 commission, five companies, ten minutes to show what theyve got. Tickets available here: watersideartscentre.co.uk/whats-on/1387-to-the-stage-scratch-night/ Our panel of judges will be: Rosie Scott - Arts Centre Manager, Waterside Arts Centre Richard Morgan - Senior Producer, Royal Exchange Annika Edge - Festival Manager, 24:7 Theatre Festival There will also be an audience vote on the night. Performance details: La Petite Mort – Pop Dolls In a world where isolated female success still often obscures the plight of the majority, ‘Pop Dolls’ asks what has changed since Caryl Churchill wrote Top Girls during the rise of Thatcherism? How do today’s liberated female individuals thrive? Emma Hill – Mortals Thoroughly modern mates Cat and Mags have been besties for 20 years. They’ve cried, laughed and rowed together - often all at the same time. But what will happen to their sacred friendship when one woman agrees to have a baby for the other? Adam Gilmour – The Beautiful Warmth Meet BL. Owner of the fastest-growing fireplace business in the land. They say the world is getting warmer, and he’s proud to be helping. His fireplaces are like no other. Once you’ve looked into one you won’t want to look at anything else. Ever. Extra Shot Productions – Not my Body Meet May, a young woman hiding a serious eating disorder and strange online obsession. Meet Leia, May’s obsession. An American bulimic documenting her disorder via YouTube to millions of “fans”, “subscribers” and “followers”. But one day, Leia’s videos stop. What has happened to her? Will her disappearance help sufferers or send them further into darkness? Not My Body is a deeply disturbing and true story about the reality of living with an eating disorder. 2 Boards & A Passion – The Magic Paintbrush Liang would love to learn to paint, but is too poor to take lessons. After a dream where an old man brings him a paintbrush, he wakes to find the paintbrush by the side of his bed. He soon realises that whenever he puts the final touches to a painting that it comes to life off the page.
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