Creative Projects
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Tell A Tale — Gothic Fiction
Deadline: 21 April 2018 We want your terrifying tales! Write a 500-word short story in the gothic tradition.
Writing Challenge: Can you pen a Brave New ending?
Project Closed — 2015 Do you know how Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World ends? [No spoiler alert here: you have to read the classic novel yourself to find out!] Could you imagine a different ending? Can you also envision how you would dramatise that new ending? Yes?! Then you should take part in our Brave New Ending Writing Challenge...
Young Reporters: Brave New World blogs
Project Closed — 2015 Our Young Reporters are blogging about their experience of Brave New World at their local theatre. Here you can read their views, reviews and theatre experiences.
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Video Challenge: What are your Brave New World predictions?
Project Closed — 2015 Aldous Huxley set Brave New World in London 2540. What do you think the future holds, for London and the rest of the world – in five, fifteen or fifty years, let alone 500 years? Are you optimistic or pessimistic about the future? We want to hear – and see – what you think in this new video-based digital Creative Project.
Tell A Tale in 500 Words
Project Closed — 2016 As part of the A Tale of Two Cities tour and in celebration of the works of Charles Dickens, we want you to write a 500-word tale with the theme making change happen
Two Cities Twelves Blogs
Project Closed — 2016 Our community casts are blogging about their experience in A Tale of Two Cities.
Tell A Tale — The Shortlist
Project Closed — 2016 Watch the shortlisted Tell A Tale stories.
Creative Comedy Project
Project Closed — 2017 Write funny? Submit a piece of comedy to the Creative Comedy Project
Playwriting Project — Untold Stories
Our playwriting project for students at Stage Door learning in Cheltenham. What stories will they find that deserve to be heard?
Tell A Tale — Gothic Fiction Shortlist
It's time to descend into the darkness and find out which stories have made the shortlist