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- What I do... (Actor, director, designer, teacher etc?)
- Freelance writer
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- I have been writing prfessionally for 2 years and have had several short stories published together with a radio play and a 15-minute stageplay showcased with Oak Tree Events.
- The first thing that inspired me in theatre...
- Shakespeare
- My favourite theatre something is...
- the bar
- The thing that annoys me about our industry...
- lovies
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- http://www.wix.com/roldale/Rich
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A night of Cock & Bull at jamboree, cable st studios
March 25, 2010 from 6pm to 7pm
a brand new monthly Spoken Word night (comedy, poetry, song and story- telling): A Night of Cock & Bull, every last Thursday of the month, at Jamboree, Cable St Studios. This is an evening of no holds barred, spontaneous absurdity where performers w…
The 13th annual Abbeyfest, South London's most exciting arts festival is programming the theatre season for this Summer and are now taking applications and proposals for shows.
The festival runs for the whole of July and August and theatre productio…
A new play by Carmel George, performed by Drowning Fish Productions, showcased at Aberystwyth Arts Centre on 25th February and received a positive and encouraging response. We are looking for intimate venues to perform the piece. If anyone has any s…
New Theatre & Film Production Company wishing to enforce the luxurious theatre system of the East: a permanent group of actors with constant PAID work!
If you want to be considered for future casting opportunities, stay in touch.
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Eric
Best of luck with your project; all success is success, nothing minor. Please share details going forward.
From my perspective, audio drama has some interactions and conventions different from stage. Audio cues are on top of each other whereas stage has a bit of air between lines. Stage actors sometimes need to get comfortable and often comment they are stepping on each other. For radio, that's okay.
The death knell in writing is narrative. Sprinkled in, the technique works well. Five pages might make audience switch the dial, end the podcast, or worse.
As someone who came late to performing, my first directing gig was at age 40 with brilliant actors who were and are light years ahead of me experience-wise, directing is about creating a platform for everyone else to shine. When the actors are applauded, and the sfx artists and musicians are raved over, my contribution is evident. Tough on the ego, but lots of folks seem to enjoy working with me.
My written work is published through Two Plus Plus Productions and is at Scribd which may be read here:
http://www.scribd.com/two%20plus%20plus%20productions%20llc
Break a leg, Rich, and update on your short story.
Regards,
William
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