Category: MSt News

  • MSt tutor Nikita Lalwani a judge for the Orwell Prize 2013

    MSt tutor Nikita Lalwani is a judge for the Orwell Prize 2013, the main prize for political writing in the UK.

    Nikita says she is looking for writing that is  “passionate, keeps you awake at night, shines a light where you may never have realised it needed to be shone”. She hopes “to be provoked, to read something refreshing and original”.  The “written form needs to charm, seduce caress”, she reminds, and she wants to find writing that “communicates politics in an accessible way”, writing that  can “ignite the imagination”.

    Submissions to the Orwell Prize 2013 close on  9 January 2013.
    The longlist is announced on  20 March 2013, the shortlist on 17 April 2013 and the winner on 15 May 2013.

    More information at the Orwell Prize website, including information on how to enter.

  • New Play by MSt student Henry Little: Franz Kafka’s “A Country Doctor”, 13 – 17 Nov, 2012

    A first English adaptation by MSt in Creative Writing student Henry Little.

    9.30 pm Tuesday 13th to Saturday 17th November at the Burton Taylor Studio.

    Tickets £6/£5 concessions

    Tickets through: http://www.oxfordplayhouse.com/btsstudent/#bts3335
    Or call: 01865 305305

  • MSt Tutor Rebecca Abrams with Howard Jacobson: 10 November

    Howard Jacobson in conversation with MSt tutor Rebecca Abrams

    Mosaic presents
    Howard Jacobson
    in conversation with Rebecca Abrams
    at

    Oxford Jewish Centre
    21 Richmond Rd
    Oxford OX1 2JL
    on
    Sat November 10th 2012 at 19.30

    tickets paid in advance: £5 for OJC members, £7 non-members
    tickets on the door £7

    enquiries: mosaic@ojc-online.org
    OJC mobile 07525 785 200

  • New work by MSt Tutor Alice Jolly: Paines Plough Performance, 1st November 2012

    Come To Where I’m From

    1st November.  Parabola Arts Centre, Cheltenham. 7.30

    The leading new writing company Paines Plough is asking playwrights from across the UK to write plays about the places they grew up. In villages and towns and cities, these plays will be performed by the writers themselves.
    In this special one-off performance at Parabola Arts Centre, playwrights from Gloucestershire come home to tell their tale. Come To Where I’m From will result in a theatrical tapestry of the UK, woven by writers asking if home really is where the heart is.
    BOX OFFICE: 01242 707 338 / WWW.PARABOLAARTSCENTRE.CO.UK

    The writers from Gloucestershire are:
    Alice Jolly
    Lucy Tyler
    Katherine Mitchell
    Steven Deproost

    For tickets, contact the box office:
    01242 707 338 / www.parabolaartscentre.co.uk