- There’s still time to get your tickets — and get a FREE ticket to the show itself– for Paint Nite on March 26. Click here before March 12!
- We’re now scheduling auditions! More here for dates and times.
- Our music playlist is nearly done! Check here to see more about our EDM master.
- We’ll be holding a club night in May. Stay tuned.
- Our fundraiser on FB is ticking along. Donate and become a mini-producer!
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With apologies to ABBA…$$$
Things are kicking off!
- Our fundraiser on Facebook is already ONE THIRD of the way to our goal! If you’d like to be a mini-producer and help put Alex and Michael and Hannah onstage, click here.
- If you’d like to meet Emily and Heather and make some art, come to Paint Nite on March 26, 2020. Get your tickets by March 12 here.
- We’ll be having a club night in May! Subscribe to the site and you’ll be the first to hear when tickets for that event go on sale!
💜TaB
Painting OR donating!
We’ve heard from some supporters that they’d rather contribute directly to the show instead of paint, so here we are: until May 16, 2020, via our fundraiser on Facebook, you can make a monetary donation directly to the world premiere of Alex and Michael and Hannah. Click here.
Amalgamating
I, Heather that is, have finally decided that maintaining two blogs is tedious. I had the notion it’d be wise to keep separate my personal blog — keeping it more about writing and the stuff going on in my own head — and this one, Take a Bite Productions, solely about my professional world.
Last weekend, the Northern Alberta caucus of the Playwrights Guild of Canada (very official-sounding isn’t it?), had a soiree (THAT’s more like it), with our rep, David Belke. The AGM of PGC is soon, and David had the lovely idea of arranging a chance for playwrights in our part of the country to meet, and discuss things we’d like to see brought up at the AGM. It came up that playwrights really have two (or more) jobs; the writing, and then marketing yourself…because no one’s going to do it for you. So I asked David if we could ask PGC if they might help arrange workshops on how to use the newest tools available to us — blogs, Twitter, Facebook — on selling ourselves. And it occurred to me that the personality behind the play, the person who writes it, has become as important to marketing as the play. A lot of people attending the Fringe go specifically to see the newest show by the person they’re fans of, Twitter is full of accounts for individual shows AND the people putting them on.
So, this is me taking my own advice. Take a Bite Productions really is me, so I am officially blowing my own horn. Happy reading!