I should think they mean MARCH.
SMOLENSK
by Sarah Grochala
Rehearsed reading of a searching new play by the
2011 Winner of The Adopt A Playwright Award
Thursday 15th
February 2012
2pm for 2.30pm start – ends latest 5pm
THEATRE ROYAL HAYMARKET
Free entry – please sign up by replying to this email
Grisha's personal life is a car crash but as an air traffic controller he knows he has the skills to avert a major disaster.
Asia is a television journalist and is used to reporting tragedies but never expected to find herself at the centre of one.
When a Polish plane crashes near a Russian airport, Grisha and Asia are reluctantly drawn into a maelstrom of grief, bad blood and conspiracy theories.
As their worlds are turned upside down, they are forced to question who their friends and enemies are.
SARAH GROCHALA became the fourth playwright to win the OffWestEnd.com Adopt A Playwright Award. Launched by OffWestEnd.com in 2008, the award helps playwrights of quality – who have already had at least one play staged – to find the time, space and financial backing to write another. We want to make sure that talented new writers from backgrounds that offer little encouragement or financial support do not give up but are given a fair chance to prove themselves and take their place among our culture's storytellers. Over the course of last year, Sarah wrote SMOLENSK and is pleased to share the reading of this near-final draft with OffWestEnders everywhere!
Sarah's play S-27 won the 2007 Protect the Human Playwriting Competition and was also shortlisted for The King's Cross Award and the Leah Ryan Prize for Emerging Women Writers. S-27 premiered at the Finborough Theatre in June 2009, was revived at the Griffin Theatre in Sydney in March 2010. S-27 is currently in production in Canada and will be produced as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival this summer. Other plays include: Waiting for Romeo (Pleasance Islington 2009; Edinburgh Festival 2006) and Open Ground (Theatro Technis 2005). Sarah has written short plays for The Miniaturists and for Theatre 503. Other recent projects include commissions for the RSC and Agent 160.
The reading is generously supported by Masterclass
http://www.masterclass.org.uk/index.php at Theatre Royal Haymarket and members of Masterclass are involved in the reading. Masterclass aims to offer young people exceptional creative opportunities and experiences with leaders of the theatre industry. A year-round programme of talks, workshops, special projects and career advice is intended to give people insight into all aspects of theatre from writing and directing to acting and producing. Masterclass strives to provide all the events for free, so that people of all abilities, status and background can be inspired by and learn from masters of the craft. Hurrah and thank you to Masterclass!
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