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2011 Short+Sweet Theatre Sydney

Look out Sydney, here I come.

On the back of the success of the Victorian Drama League One Act Play Festival performances, awards (and piles of nominations), publicity, radio interviews, and reviews of Separating The Dust, and entry of Hymenoxys into the Short+Sweet Theatre Melbourne 2010 festival, the success of my script writing and production credits continues to grow.

I ask you to join in my successes and help celebrate the continuing journey at Short+Sweet Theatre Sydney 2011. Out of the 30-minute play, Separating The Dust I challenged myself to write a 10-minute version of the same play. Not an easy challenge when there is so much being said in the 30-minute play; however, it worked. The production team at Short+Sweet Sydney Theatre 2011 have picked it up for production for Week 7 Top 110 of the Sydney Festival..

Short+Sweet Sydney 2011 is even more special as it is the tenth anniversary of the largest ten minute play festival in the world !

Yes, Short+Sweet - which began life at Newtown Theatre in January 2002 and in less than a decade has grown to become the largest ten minute play festival on the planet - is turning ten.

And I want you to be a part of it!

DIRECTOR:
Adrian Bitel

CAST:
Chris Turner
Faran Martin
Tom Mesker

WHERE:
Newtown Theatre
Corner Bray and King Streets
Newtown, NSW, Australia

WHEN:

16 to 20 February 2011
Week 7 Top 110

TIX ON SALE:
Tickets now on sale at - CLICK HERE - to go to the Newtown Theatre website. You will be taken directly to ticket booking web page for Week 7 Top 110.

TELEVISED:
To be televised on Movie Extra (Foxtel / Austar) – possibly

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I look forward to seeing you at the Newtown Theatre, Newtown (Sydney, NSW).

Short Film Expressions Of Interest

Experienced and responsible film production groups are asked to show their interest in filming and producing two short films, written by Darren Brealey. The optimal group would have their own crew and equipment, are production ready and are professional operators. I am seeking a group of serious artisans who follow guidelines, obey council and state laws, and understand and follow OH&S standards.

The two scripts in question are Eat Up, Tiger and Nomad. Follow the links to the respective webpages to read more information about the short film scripts to gain a better understanding of each genre.

The serious and genuine only need to direct enquiries via the Contact Us webpage.