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ScripTease is Readers Theatre events where we expose little-performed and/or new play-scripts through rehearsed, performed readings* as well as staged readings**.  It is our hope to expand the concept of Readers Theatre, ‘teasing’ out scripts and exposing audiences to plays they might not otherwise have the chance to experience.  With this we also create a public forum for playwrights to have the opportunity to test new work with actors in front of a live audience.


Attention playwrights... this is a great way to workshop your script!!  We have already worked with 3 new talents, workshopping their scripts and using the chance of having a rehearsed reading in front of a live audience to inform and aid in developing their work. 


If you are interested in hosting a ScripTease event, have a suitable venue, would like  a Readers Theatre Workshop, or have a script you’d like to suggest and/or workshop, please contact us on 01483 424 023, or email info [at] lynchpinpct.co.uk.


*performed readings: a well rehearsed live reading of a script in front of an audience, generally with the actors seated or standing, with or without music stands; can be performed in a variety of spaces and production elements (eg with or without lighting, sound, projections, etc).


**staged readings: a well rehearsed live reading of a script generally on a stage with some degree of blocking/staging and a variety of production elements (eg with or without lighting, sound, projections, costumes, set pieces, etc).

 

ScripTease events so far:


at The Electric Theatre Cafe Bar in Guildford:


The Women of Lockerbie, by Deborah Brevoort, for 7 voices


The Native, by Christopher Hanvey, performed by the playwright


The Tiniest Poem in the World, by Gareth Strachen, for 2 voices


Self-Made Girls, by Annie Reilly (with projections), performed by the playwright


Speak Truth to Power, by Ariel Dorfman (with projections), for 10 voices


The Way to Keep Him, by Arthur Murphy, for 7 voices


Old Abe, by Hugh Steadman Williams, multi-media, psuedo-documentary for 2 voices.


Palestine Monologues, scripted by Sonja Linden, a iceandfire theatre script.


HIM (excerpts) by E.E. Cummings, for 5 voices.


at The Light Box in Woking

The Tiniest Poem in the World, by Gareth Strachen



at The Barn at Green Coat Place, London

Old Abe, by Hugh Steadman Williams (staged reading w/ full lighting, sound and projections), for 2 voices


The Women of Lockerbie , by Deborah Brevoort, for 7 voices



at Mountain House in Caux, Switzerland

Old Abe, by Hugh Steadman Williams (staged reading w/ full lighting, sound and projections), 2 performances.



Performances of

I TAKE YOUR HAND IN MINE, by Carol Rocamora  for 2 voices (staged reading w/ full lighting and sound) performed in The Yvonne Arnaud Mill Studio, The Electric Theatre (Guildford), Eden Court (Inverness), Bowhill Theatre (Selkirk)

Upcoming ScripTease event:

consider this...

by Jack Lynch

adapted from the catalogue of stories from

The Forgiveness Project

20 September, 7:45 pm  £5

another ScripTease event at

The Electric Theatre, Guildford