30 September 2014
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Creative writing competition: Talking Statues
Monologues are invited to give voice to four statues across London and Manchester ...
Monologues are invited to give voice to four statues across London and Manchester
The competition, from Sing London and Audible.co.uk, is for 400-word monologues written from the perspective of one of the four statues: These are:
• Stan the T-Rex at the Manchester Museum (pictured)
• Isis by the Serpentine Lake in Hyde Park, London
• William Shakespeare at the British Library
• The Leaping Hare at Broadgate Circle, Liverpool Street Station, London
The winning pieces will be recorded by well-known actors and included as part of the Talking Statues project.
Entries should be submitted by the closing date of 17 October.
The competition, from Sing London and Audible.co.uk, is for 400-word monologues written from the perspective of one of the four statues: These are:
• Stan the T-Rex at the Manchester Museum (pictured)
• Isis by the Serpentine Lake in Hyde Park, London
• William Shakespeare at the British Library
• The Leaping Hare at Broadgate Circle, Liverpool Street Station, London
The winning pieces will be recorded by well-known actors and included as part of the Talking Statues project.
Entries should be submitted by the closing date of 17 October.
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