Furnace Masterclass: Rage Room Workshop
16 Nov 2026
Join the Rage Room, a welcoming space for FLINTA communities to explore their anger through anarchic theatre practice.
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We offer lots of opportunities and events as part of our Furnace programme to help locally-rooted artists develop their career and projects.
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Furnace Masterclass: Navigating the Industry as an Actor with Joel Montague
3 Nov 2026
Joel Montague, star of Dr Seuss's How The Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical, leads a masterclass in navigating the theatre industry as an actor.
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Climate Playwriting Prize
A partnership between Shakespeare’s Globe, Climate Spring and Fern Culture.
Leeds Playhouse is delighted to be an associate partner on the Climate Playwriting Prize, an open invitation for playwrights to respond creatively to the climate and nature crisis.
This award is aimed at writers and theatre practitioners who have already demonstrated a commitment to script writing (theatre, radio or screen) with some professional experience. This could include production experience (including fringe), commission, talent development schemes or work staged through R&D or scratch performances.
Submitted plays;
- Should be least 70 minutes long
- Must be written by UK based playwrights in the English language
- Must not have been previously produced
- Must not be straightforward adaptations of existing material. Writers must own the copyright of all the material
The winner will get £15,000, dramaturgical support on developing the play, support on next steps to produce the play and more.
The judging panel for the prize includes: Globe Artistic Director Michelle Terry, actor and comedian Lenny Henry, playwright Lucy Kirkwood, director Nancy Medina, Climate Spring’s Lucy Stone, Professor Pablo Mukherjee and director Amir Nizar Zuabi.
