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‘FANDOM’ Monologue Competition

Have you ever met your idol? Do you imagine what it would be like to meet a living legend?

We are looking for budding playwrights of the future (aged 14 – 25) to write a monologue about their ultimate ‘FAN’ experience or moment. It could be a celebrity moment like meeting your favourite singer or footballer. It might be a moment with a political figure you admire or someone that is an expert in a hobby you have like a skateboarder or chef. Your monologue needs to capture your thoughts and feelings of this ‘fandom’ moment. It can be based on a real life experience or an imagined event.

Prize:
If your monologue is selected you will win 2 tickets to the FANCLUB Convention Night on Wednesday 24th July at 7:30pm.

Monologue Tips:
-A monologue is dialogue written to be performed by one actor – usually in the form of direct address to the audience.
-Your monologue could take the form of a diary entry, letter or even a series of social media posts.
-Consider what the audience would find most interesting about your FAN moment – is there a funny incident that takes place or a case of misunderstanding?

How to Enter:
You can email your monologue either as word doc attachment or in the main body of an email to learning@lyric.co.uk by midnight Friday 21st June. Please put ‘Fandom Monologue Competition’ in the subject box. In your email, you must include the following information for your entry to be considered:

Full name:
Date of Birth:
Address Post code:
Preferred email contact:
Preferred tel contact:

Terms and Conditions:
-All entries must be no longer than 1500 words.
-Entrants must be aged 14 – 25.
-The closing date for submitting your monologue entry is Friday 21st June – any entries after this date will not be eligible.
-You must be free to attend the performance Wednesday 24th July – no alternative dates can be offered. If you are under 16 years of age, you must bring an accompanying adult.
-You must make sure that the content of your monologue contains no derogatory or discriminatory language or themes.