Today: October 6, 2026

SundaySurgery

A writing workshop for screen and theatre plays

SundaySurgery is a writing workshop for screen and theatre plays that offers new script the rare opportunity to be developed by professional directors and actors on the last Sunday of every month.

If you would like your script to be considered for development, please email sundaysurgery@gmail.com with the first 20 pages asap. We are currently looking for four new plays to work on for this month.

If you are selected, you will be invited to the workshop as either a featured writer, or a guest writer. Alternatively, you may drop in with your script, but pls bring enough copy’s for your cast as there are no photocopying facilities on the premises.

They are keen to read plays or screen plays from dyslexic writers too!

Date: Last Sunday of every month

Time: 2:00pm – 6:30pm

Location: The Others, 6 and 8 Manor Road London N16 5SA

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Marcia Degia - Publisher

Marcia Degia, who has worked in the media industry for more than 20 years, is the Publishing Editor of KOL Social Magazine. See website: thekolsocial.com

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