A monthly event and vibrant community, dedicated to exploring new work and connecting industry professionals with emerging creatives.

JOIN US FOR A VERY SPECIAL EDITION OF THE LIVERPOOL SCRATCH NETWORK, HOSTED AND ORGANISED BY PAUL CULSHAW AND THE LSN VOLUNTEER TEAM.

SEPTEMBERS EVENT WILL SEE 10 X NEW SHORT MONOLOGUES PERFORMED INFRONT OF OUR AUDIENCE OF CREATIVES WITH THE HELP OF LOCAL ACTORS.

AS ALWAYS, EACH SCENE WILL BE WORKSHOPPED A FEW HOURS PRIOR WITH THE HELP OF 10 DIRECTORS. IF YOU’D LIKE TO SUBMIT A MONOLOGUE, PERFORM OR DIRECT, PLEASE CONTACT

MONOLOGUESLAMSCRATCH@GMAIL.COM

WHAT WE DO

Giving actors the chance to act, directors the chance to direct and writers to hear their ideas off the page.

We're very excited to invite you to "The Liverpool Scratch Network"

This is a monthly event - so we'll be looking for more actors/writers/directors who are interested in exploring and showcasing new work for the coming months, as well as industry contacts keen to watch and support!

If there's anyone you'd like to extend the invitation to please do send them the link. Plus, anyone who'd be interested in acting, directing or having a scene of theirs performed at the next event, they can email liverpoolscratchnetwork@gmail.com.

The event is completely free to watch and take part, however if you would like to donate to support the event with running costs then please register with the "Pay What You Wish" ticket.

It should be a really enjoyable evening. Hope to see you there!

What is a scratch night?

Basically, it's one or two steps up from a readthrough. Actors and directors will be given the scene the night before to familiarise themselves with the scene, giving them chance to prepare should they wish to bring a prop or a piece of costume etc. They'll arrive a couple of hours before the performance to workshop it together. The performance will be simple blocking, minimal props and the script can be in the actors hands. The audience will be made aware at the beginning of the performances that what they are about to see if a work in progress, so there's really no pressure at all. We want the Scratch Network to be a safe place for creatives to explore new ideas and meet people in the industry.

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