Croydonites Festival: Oct 31 to Nov 3 – Tickets on sale now

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CroydonWrites

CroydonWrites is the critical writing programme that runs alongside our festivals. If you are interested in writing about performance and keen to improve your skills, then this is just the thing for you!

Send us a short bio and an example of something you’ve written, it could be a review, or a letter or a piece of work for an exam. Ideally not over 250 words.

If selected, you will be invited to attend a writing workshop on 27 October in Central Croydon, receive a selection of tickets for the shows and guidance from our two very experienced journalists Francesca Peschier (The Stage, Exeunt Magazine) and Sanjoy Roy (The Guardian, Springback Magazine).

Send your submissions to anna@croydonites.com by 18 October 2024.

• The Croydonites Fringe is sponsored by Croydon BID and funded by Arts Council England and Croydon Council’s regeneration programme.

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