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ted craig

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Ted was born and educated in Melbourne, Australia. And trained initially as a television director. Since relocating to. The UK he has concentrated mainly on acting and directing in theatre. His career has included many freelance productions in Britain and abroad, these include the Off-Broadway production of LOOK BACK. IN ANGER with Malcolm McDowell (Roundabout Theatre),. THE ASTRONOMER'S GARDEN by Kevin Hood (Warehouse and. Royal Court Theatre), PLAYING SINATRA by Bernard Kops. By Ian Taylor;. And LYSIST...

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internationalplaywritingfestival2013

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Background and IPF 86 - 02. Saturday 29 June 2013. Two couples struggle to come to terms with their own destinies. Sometimes we just have to wait and see what's in the stars. A fascinating play which takes place across the period of a week. Which we see from three different perspectives. Clever writing from three viewpoints makes compelling viewing. G uest visiting production. Recently played a successful season. At the Cockpit Theatre. A contemporary version of. A NIGHT OF DARK INTENT. But the student f...

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internationalplaywritingfestival2014

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Background and IPF 86 - 02. For 12 years the BRIT School, in association with the Warehouse Theatre. And the IPF, has presented their week-long Strawberry Picking. Of short plays, written, produced, directed and acted by the students. Out of ten excellent plays in 2015 the IPF has selected:. John explores what it means to be a man in modern day society. Directed by Myles Kembi. Lauren Ziebert and Miles Kembi are Year 12 Theatre Students. At the BRIT School. Directed by Ted Craig. Directed by Fumi Gomez.

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internationalplaywritingfestival2012

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internationalplaywritingfestival2007

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Background and IPF 86 - 02. Sat 24 and Sun 25 November 2007. 600 Plays from more that 15 countries across the world. Were submitted to the International Playwriting Festival 2007. The following plays were showcased:. The three official selections:. By Brierley Thorpe (UK). Set in an East End allotment, an entertaioning and. Well characterised treatment of current issues. By Neil J Flynn (Ireland). An intriguing and unconventional play in a very conventional setting. Directed by Ted Craig. Marooned in a h...

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internationalplaywritingfestival2014

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Background and IPF 86 - 02. Sat 17 and Sun 18 May. Saturday 17 May 5pm. IPF snapshot10 min excerpt. MARIE ANTOINETTE BARES ALL TO BOARD. By Lita Doolan (Oxford). The only people left in an off West End Theatre due to be closed as a result of Council cuts. Are a disabled female seamstress, Marie, an ex jail bird actress. And a transgender burlesque dancer now a caretaker. Directed by the cast. Sally Faulkner Anna Savva and Jan Waters. IPF selection 30 min excerpt. MAN WITH NO TIES. Ex Thicker Than Water).

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internationalplaywritingfestival2003

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Background and IPF 86 - 02. Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 November 2003. Plays were received from the USA, Hong Kong, Croatia, Holland,. Australia, Estonia, Sierra Leone, Italy, New Zealand and from all over the UK. These were joined by plays from our international partners plus work from our Writers' Workshops. Club de Almuzero is an insight into culturally diverse Britain and the important lessons that can be learnt from one another. 1920's Columbia River in Northwest America, and a once famed opera sopran...

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internationalplaywritingfestival2006

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Background and IPF 86 - 02. Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 November 2006. By New Zealand's Alex Evans. By London-based writing team. Mary Stewart-David and Beverley Hunt. The Cliff Witch and the Sea. By Hampshire based Hannah Ashwell. From the shortlisted plays, the judges also. Liked and excerpts were. By Australian writer Michael Richards. The Swordfish, then the Concubine. By Malaysian writer Kee Thuan Chye. IPF's Italian partner Extra Candoni. And IPF's Greek partner, Nicosia-based. And the BRIT School.