‘This time last year I would NEVER have thought I’d have written a play. It’s amazing.’
Write Night is a series of monthly sessions for anyone interested in writing for the stage.
Sessions are on the first Thursday evening of every month, run by Soho Theatre’s own iconic Bombay-born, London-based Creative Associate Pooja Sivaraman (Clean Break, Theatre503, Coney) and award winning Walthamstow playwright Sonali Bhattacharyya (Bristol Old Vic, Young Vic, Chichester Festival Theatre, Donmar Warehouse, BBC)
Whether you’re a total beginner or a more experienced writer, Write Night is open to everyone!
Each session will be organised around a theme and you can book them as standalone sessions, or you can book the whole lot! Totally up to you.
‘Now I know what the future can hold for me as a writer… I feel a lot more confident.’
Sessions
Thu 5 Jun 7pm: Idea Machine
A workshop designed to inspire new ideas and generate new material for first-time writers or anyone in the depths of writers’ block.
Thu Dec 04 7pm: Rap, Rhyme and Musical Theatre
A workshop all about how to write lyrics and rhyme for musicals and gig theatre.
Thu Jan 08, 7pm: Adaptation
A workshop all about adapting existing materials into a new play, from novels and films to documentary and verbatim
Thu Feb 05, 7pm: Structure & Hope
A workshop all about structure, how to get to the end of your draft, and writing from a place of hope.
Thu Mar 05, 7pm: Writing is Rewriting
A workshop on the redrafting process and how to crack pivotal scenes.
There will be teaching, writing exercises and discussion (not to mention tea and biscuits). If any or all of the above sessions sound interesting to you, we’d love for you to pop by and try it out.
If you have any questions at all, email us at engagement@sohotheatre.com – we’re happy to help.
Facilitators
Soho Theatre Walthamstow
186 Hoe Street, Walthamstow, London, E17 4QH
We are a 5 minute walk from Walthamstow Central tube station, which is only 20 minutes from central London on the Victoria Line, and 15 minutes from Liverpool Street station on the Overground.
There are numerous buses that stop nearby and outside the venue.