Stage Struck 2014 - Entries Now being accepted!

It's time to think about Stage Struck, the Annual Adult One-Act Festival.  This is your opportunity o test-fly a new work, produce that short play you always wanted to, and meet others in the community who are doing the same. There is also the opportunity for Adjudication to offer feedback so you can develop your play and grow in your artistic endeavors.

Edmonton Zone 
CALL FOR ENTRANTS
Stage Struck! 2014
 
Edmonton’s winter drama festival
 
What:     A regional adult one-act play festival
When:     February 21 & 22, 2014
Where:   Walterdale Theatre

Is there a one-act play you always wanted to produce?  Need an outlet for your own new play?  Would you like a first run of your Fringe show?  We’ll provide the venue, the audience and the adjudication, you provide the talent!

Winning play goes to the provincials in Grande Prairie
 May 2 & 3, 2014.

 Entrants must be based in the City of Edmonton. Any scripted play, previously published or new, between 10 to 60 minutes in length, is eligible for production.

Entry fee $50

For more information or to request a registration package, contact Mary-Ellen Perley at 780-481-3716 or email at mperley@shaw.ca

 Entries being accepted now.  Only 9 spaces available!

Submission deadline is December 15, 2013

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