Adwoa-Alesxis Mintah will take you through a step by step guide to producing your first full-length production. From getting work programmed, through to script development, budgeting/fundraising and marketing – by the end of this course you should have laid the ground work for your first successful show!
Thanks to our Share The Drama scheme, we want to make sure those of you who are struggling in the current climate can still take part in our Writers Programme. If you would like to book a Share The Drama bursary for the Writer’s Programme, please call our box office on 02079787040 to enquire about payment and availability.
Session 1: Wednesday 16 Sept 26 19:00
What is producing? Getting a project off the ground/Line producing VS creative producing/partnerships
Session 2: Wednesday 23 Sep 26 19:00
Getting work programmed & R&D/developing work – how to pitch to venues, how to plan what a production needs? How to choose the right venue? What is a Budget?
Session 3: Wednesday 30 Sept 26 19:00
Budgeting – expenditure and financial forecasting, commercial and subsidised structures
Session 4: Wednesday 7 Oct 26 19:00
Fundraising – ACE, individuals, T&Fs, investment
Session 5: Wednesday 14 Oct 26 19:00
Pre-production to opening night – marketing, PR, contracts
If you have any access requirements, you can let us know by contacting filling out our Writer’s Programme Accessibility Form or contacting Theatre503 via our Writers’ Programme email, writersprogramme@theatre503.com or by calling 02079787040.
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Adwoa Alexsis Mintah
Adwoa-Alexsis Mintah, is a producer and actress currently working for the National Theatre in their producing department, including Summerfolk and War Horse. Adwoa-Alexsis has previously worked for Manchester International Festival and previously ran her own production company, Minty Fresh Productions for several years.
Credits for the National Theatre include, The Importance of being Earnest, The Hot Wing King and Grenfell: in the words of survivors.
Credits for Manchester International Festival: Notes on Grief and various rehearsal and developments.
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