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PRODUCTIONS 2011 submissions are closed
except for
UnHinged.
2012 SEASON – SHE
SPEAKS & ASPHALT JUNGLE SHORTS - below
She Speaks * Asphalt
Jungle Shorts * UnHinged
First things.
- submissions@flushink.net
- If you are submitting for more than one event, please do so in separate
emails.
- Please send two copies of your play - one with your name and info on it, and
another without - this will make the reading process so much easier.
- In the subject of your email, please state what show you intend the piece
for.
All of these productions will take place in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada - about
an hour west of Toronto.
UnHinged
The Dark Side of Sit-Specific Theatre -
Submission deadline -
Dates of shows November – 17, 18, 19, 24, 25, 26, 2011.
PLEASE NOTE - We have changed the 'feel'
of UnHinged.
We are looking for daring - disturbing - dark
- dangerous - edgy - experimental plays, performance piece, et al.
Did we mention disturbing?
Nothing
cheerful. Nothing sweet. Dark humour is more than welcome.
Similar to a Fringe Festival in it’s structure, UNHINGED has a different focus.
Most of the festival will be Site-Specific Theatre & Bring Your Own Venue.
SO YOU
We are not just looking for theatre pieces, but will consider performance art,
dance, film –
basically
live performance genres with multimedia/multi-art aspects.
The
plays/pieces will be chosen by a reading committee as the venues require some
serious logistical considerations.
If you’re a company, and have a piece that you’ve already produced, bring it
here.
If you’re a playwright and you have a piece you want to see ‘up’, find yourself
a director (we may have some available from this end).
If you’re a director, and haven’t found that perfect venue for something you
love, we might be it.
Located an hour west of
This is the
festival’s fourth year, but the first year with the darker theme. We are only looking for to 8 pieces.
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS:
APPLICATION
PDF FORM HERE
WHAT WE PROVIDE
• An exciting and innovative festival event in downtown
• A minimum of 4 scheduled performances
• Two levels of plays/payment/admission (A: 20-40 min. B: 40-60 min.)
• Site Facilitator – (someone to secure the best possible place for your
performance)
• Box office, festival volunteers, ticket sales.
• Up to two hours for technical rehearsal
• A 60 word listing/graphic in the Unhinged Program
• Blanket Festival Promotion
• Contact list for local media
• 100% Box office receipts (A plays - $7.00, B plays $12.00)
Note: There
will be a day pass available where the companies will share the receipts.
• Limited availability of site electricity
WHAT YOU PROVIDE
• A fully produced show, ready to be viewed by an audience.
• Contact information – including email/snail mail address
• Tech and promotional material submitted before deadlines.
• All your food, travel, work permit (if required), production, royalty, union
fees, and artist fee expenses.
• Your own show-specific promotional materials (posters, flyers) which you
distribute.
• Specialty technical equipment (ie. Projectors, monitors, lapel mics,
keyboards, fog machines)
• An electronic submission submissions@flushink.net and two hard-copies mailed
to Flush Ink Performing Arts, 24 Wellington St. N., Kitchener, On., Canada N2H
5J4
• A fee of $150.00 for A plays & $300.00 for B plays
PLEASE NOTE: In deference to the playwright, we have excluded the usual
reading/administration fee.
This is
styled like a fringe festival, so there is a fee, which is not a
reading/submission fee, but the regular fee...the individual Company takes the
box office.
Here is a link to the city, if you'd like to get a feel for it.
http://www.kwtourism.ca/
UnHinged – Deadline
SHE SPEAKS - Deadline
ASPHALT JUNGLE SHORTS VI - Deadline Jan. 31 2011.
Questions – info @ flushink.net
Submissions - submissions@flushink.net
Please put in your subject line –
SHE SPEAKS - ASPHALT JUNGLE SHORTS or UNHINGED
SHE SPEAKS
Submission
deadline
Flush
Ink Productions
Celebrates
International Women's Day with...
SHE
SPEAKS
An
evening of staged readings of Women's work.
March
2012
We are looking for short plays - under fifteen minutes, or a scene from a
longer play that can stand alone.
The plays must be written by women and preference
will be given to members of The International Centre for Women Playwrights
(ICWP),
and those committed to attending the readings, as we will
have a Talk Back session following each act.
No one will be paid for this event, as it is a fund-raiser for ICWP and WOMEN
IN CRISIS IN THE WATERLOO REGION.
Ideally, the playwright would be responsible for casting and rehearsing.
As we’ve done plays as far away as Australia, we often
choose to ‘SKYPE’ the play.
We have many directors and actors available.
Some props, some staging, some costume, but books must be in hand.
It’s important the audience always know these are
readings and not staged productions.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8x9qvjAxNoE
Any questions? playwright@skyedragon.com
Please state in your email whether or not you'll be attending, and whether or
not you are an ICWP member in your email.
ASPHALT JUNGLE
SHORTS
Deadline
Asphalt Jungle Shorts VIII 2012 (May/June)
If you don't know what it is....look here.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-DcBUXfRxY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CA5KBOTM4n4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64imdBbR9tQ
Those will give you a few ideas.
We need plays. Short plays. One minute to ten minutes....fifteen if it's
incredible.
This is site-specific theatre. We’re looking for plays that feel as if the
audience is sneaking around downtown, spying on people.
Those are the ones that work the best...when people
aren't sure if it's a play or not...and believe me, there've been a few that
the audience crowded to watch that were not plays.
We like the odd...well, odd absurd piece, but no period
pieces.
No plays set in apartments/condos/houses/front porches.
Really, no longer than ten unless it’s really freakin’ incredible.
Think of where and how long the audience has to stand to
watch your piece. 6 minutes and they get a bit fidgety.
Here is a link to the city, if you'd like to get a feel for it.
http://www.kwtourism.ca/
We are taking a different route this year. Here are a some ideas for
sites...
- Fire escape
- Shoe store
- City Hall (There is a huge fountain outside)
- There are some tiny parks - green spaces
- On the street
- Art Gallery
- Empty store (could be anything)
- Bar (we usually end up in a bar where we can ply the audience with drink)
-Library
-Art Gallery
-Police Station
-Parking Garage
Notes - The hospital is too far to walk to. There is no industry downtown.
For a cyber tour of a show, go here
http://www.flushink.net/tourIII.html
Past shows here.
http://www.flushink.net/AJS.html
As a playwright, I have produced this event with the playwrights much in mind.
I connect each director with their playwright, so they
are working together.
The playwrights are part of the process and through this
way of working, we have forged some wonderful playwright/director
relationships.
$$$ The royalties are a dollar a minute a night $$$ (a ten minute play will net
$90.00 over the run of the show)
PLEASE LET US
KNOW IF YOU WANT TO BE ON THE
ACTOR’S and/or
PLAYWRIGHT’S LIST
TO BE INFORMED
OF UPCOMING AUDITIONS/SUBMISSIONS...
Info @ flushink . net
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