Queer Words – Spoken Word Night
Queer Words - spoken word night at the Studio Below
Sunday 1st September - Pay what you decide
Join us for a night of flash fiction, poems, monologues and duologues with an LGBTQ+ theme. Grin theatre are in collaboration with Make it Write for this non-stop evening of spoken entertainment. The evening is curated but if you have some work you would like to read out on the night keeping with the theme, please let the organisers know on the night. We have some vacant spots later in the evening.
Entry is Free but suggested donations at the door are £3-£5
Deadline for Entries 31st July
Passing Moustache
Passing Moustache
A stylised and poetic look at how we process change… in ourselves, others and society. What do we feel when faced with new ways of perceiving race, culture and gender. what are the prison bars we refuse to see? The writing poses big questions but finds understanding in the minutiae.
The political is public but the personal is obscured, complicated by the secrets we keep from ourselves.
Tickets are £8 full price, £6 concession
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Cast and Crew
Cast
Alec Marriner Cory Sapienza
Barry Black Mark Prescott
Cee Green Michelle Phillips
Dalibor Rybar Terence Caddick
Eddie Pinkney Ted Grant
Fiona Fern Rachel Davies
Gerry Silver Sonia Sidje
Crew
Director: Merv Jones
Writer/Producer: Edward Gray
Stage Manager: Siobhan Pearson
Graphic Design & IT: Blake Emery
Executive Producer: Sharon Colpman
A Make It Write Production
From the Executive Producer
I often get unsolicited plays landing in my inbox with an excited ping. I usually redirect the sender to the writers drop in, but this was different. It was from Ted Gray who was already attending the drop in and had told me about his play. I read it. At the time it was just the bare bones and it wasn’t the shape of a normal play. It crashed over me like a wave and then reset with a chorus. At 58 years old, I don’t often get excited about much, but I could see the potential in this extract. The play became the Passing Moustache and I could not be more pleased to present it to you.