2019-2020 season
2018 is drawing to a close, but as you can see below we still have lots of ways to get involved. We'll soon be announcing our 2019-2020 season, which includes the tour of our first full-length production VOID, our networking event for people of colour Bring Me In going national, and even more opportunities for you to get involved in.
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SCRATCH THAT #2
send us your scripts by 20 January 2019
The S+K Project’s new series of literary-focused events comes to the Mezzanine at Bernie Grant Arts Centre, showcasing the early stages of new work by emerging artists from all walks of life.
Developing a new generation of emerging talent, this is more than just your ordinary scratch night. Each of the featured pieces have been developed with our Literary Associate Myah Jeffers (Talawa, Company Three, BAC), as well as Associate Director Emily Aboud (Bush Theatre, Mountview) over a number of intensive sessions interrogating the respective scripts.
The first writers ever selected for Scratch That are the incredibly talented Louis Rembges & Olu Adaeze - you can read more about them here and find out exclusive bits about the development of their pieces across our socials.
These early-career writers have the chance for their work to be brought to life at an informal rehearsed reading by Tottenham-based actors, allowing their words jump from page to stage. With a focus on pushing the form that theatre can take, join us for a night of revolutionary performance from writers whose stories need to be told the most – plus Q&As with the writers and your chance to network with industry professionals.
You can get your tickets for 20th November at 7pm here!
To find out more about Scratch That, drop an email to Myah Jeffers, Literary Associate.
Developing a new generation of emerging talent, this is more than just your ordinary scratch night. Each of the featured pieces have been developed with our Literary Associate Myah Jeffers (Talawa, Company Three, BAC), as well as Associate Director Emily Aboud (Bush Theatre, Mountview) over a number of intensive sessions interrogating the respective scripts.
The first writers ever selected for Scratch That are the incredibly talented Louis Rembges & Olu Adaeze - you can read more about them here and find out exclusive bits about the development of their pieces across our socials.
These early-career writers have the chance for their work to be brought to life at an informal rehearsed reading by Tottenham-based actors, allowing their words jump from page to stage. With a focus on pushing the form that theatre can take, join us for a night of revolutionary performance from writers whose stories need to be told the most – plus Q&As with the writers and your chance to network with industry professionals.
You can get your tickets for 20th November at 7pm here!
To find out more about Scratch That, drop an email to Myah Jeffers, Literary Associate.
VOID
Currently in development, touring autumn 2019
VOID is S+K's flagship show, as our first full-scale production that will tour London in Spring 2019 and the UK in Autumn 2019. Written by Rumi Woolf and directed by Malakaï Sargeant, the show examines and dismantles ideas including the cycle of trauma through an interactive storytelling experience.
The piece embarks on its second phase of research and development through Summer 2018, with a week's residency as the Arcola Theatre aiming to test and explore new ideas intensively, as well as workshops and events lined up across London and the Midlands that delve deeper into the concept of the piece.
