OMNI-WRIGHT

PRESENTED BY OMNIBUS THEATRE
Omni-WRIGHT - because plays are a lot more than just words!

Omni-Wright is an 8-part course exploring the fundamental elements of playwriting, led by our Literary Associate Sam. As part of a group, members of the course get the chance to explore characterisation and world building, to develop plot, structure and refining dialogue.

This course is designed for a range of writers who may be working on their first play, or want to help pick their play a part and re-build into a re-draft. Whilst this course focuses on writing for theatre, previous members have had experience in writing for screen, novels and poetry.

People are advised to bring a project in mind or already on the go to work on throughout the course, this allows writers to work on their writing throughout the course by workshopping what we explore in their own context. Writers also have the chance to share work with the group to get feedback for the re-draft.

Writers no longer need to apply for the course; all you have to do is reserve your place in your preferred group by placing a £20 deposit via the ticket link below. 

Please ensure that you are contactable via the email address used to purchase your place. Sam will be in touch via this email soon.

MONDAYS (18:30 – 21:30)
2 Mar
11 Mar
16 Mar
23 Mar
30 Mar
6 Apr
13 Apr
27 Apr
SATURDAYS (11:00 – 14:00)
7 Mar
14 Mar
21 Mar
28 Mar
4 Apr
11 Apr
18 Apr
2 May
£100 STANDARD, £80 CONCESSION
START DATES:
2 MAR
7 MAR

OMNIWRIGHT

PRESENTED BY OMNIBUS THEATRE
Omni-WRIGHT - because plays are a lot more than just words!

Omni-Wright is an 8-part course exploring the fundamental elements of playwriting, led by our Literary Associate Sam. As part of a group, members of the course get the chance to explore characterisation and world building, to develop plot, structure and refining dialogue.

This course is designed for a range of writers who may be working on their first play, or want to help pick their play a part and re-build into a re-draft. Whilst this course focuses on writing for theatre, previous members have had experience in writing for screen, novels and poetry.

People are advised to bring a project in mind or already on the go to work on throughout the course, this allows writers to work on their writing throughout the course by workshopping what we explore in their own context. Writers also have the chance to share work with the group to get feedback for the re-draft.

Writers no longer need to apply for the course; all you have to do is reserve your place in your preferred group by placing a £20 deposit via the ticket link below.

Please ensure that you are contactable via the email address used to purchase your place. Sam will be in touch via this email soon.

MONDAYS (18:30 – 21:30)
2 Mar
11 Mar
16 Mar
23 Mar
30 Mar
6 Apr
13 Apr
27 Apr
SATURDAYS (11:00 – 14:00)
7 Mar
14 Mar
21 Mar
28 Mar
4 Apr
11 Apr
18 Apr
2 May
£100 STANDARD, £80 CONCESSION
START DATES:
2 Mar
7 Mar