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Welcome to the exclusive Freelance Royalty Members' Area! Here's where you can share any of your upcoming opportunities, callouts and events.
Posts and opportunities will be regularly uploaded here.
Boy In Da Korma by Jaisal Marmion
31 Jul - 26 Aug, 15:20 (60 mins)
Pleasance Courtyard (Attic) - Edinburgh Festival Fringe
TICKETS HERE
Liam, a half-Irish half-Indian teenager and wannabe rapper, believes he’s the reincarnation of Tupac Shakur. Unfortunately no one else in his small hometown of Skibbereen agrees. But when Liam discovers the Cork’s Got Talent competition, a chance arrives to prove his destiny as the world’s next greatest hip hop superstar. Boy In Da Korma is a comedic solo show - featuring original music, hip hop and Irish trad - about one kid's desperate attempt to belong as much as he wants to stand out.
The Mosinee Project
Jessie Anand / Counterfactual
01 - 25 Aug, 15:30
Underbelly Cowgate (Big Belly)
TICKETS HERE
Mosinee, Wisconsin, 1950. An idyllic Midwestern town wakes up to find themselves in a nightmare. Armed Communist forces have taken over; imprisoning townspeople, cutting off communication, marching through the streets with nobody to oppose them. Prices are changed, barbed wire fences erected, and the Mayor is held at gunpoint. Or so it appears. This is just how it begins.
Plunging into the dawn of the Cold War and back again, THE MOSINEE PROJECT follows the true story of a fake invasion. A fevered, darkly funny retelling, interrogating why we fear, control and tell tales about the future. 2024 Untapped Award winner.
Don't Call Me China Doll by Diana Feng
31 Jul - 26 Aug, 12:55 (60 mins)
Underbelly Clover
TICKETS HERE
As she prepares for the audition of a lifetime (playing Anna May Wong in a biopic about Hollywood’s first East Asian starlet) China Doll must confront and untangle the ingénue’s legacy as she discovers astonishing parallels between them and the ways they navigate love, life, and identity as East Asian actors in the west. Don't Call Me China Doll explores the intricacies of internalised racism and self-worth. A compelling exploration of identity, discrimination and progress, prompting audiences to reflect on how and why East Asians face the same biases as they did a century ago.
BLUBBER by Katie Greenall
13 - 26 Aug, 12:25 (60 mins)
TechCubeZero, Summerhall
TICKETS HERE
'In the beginning, Katie and Body were best friends. In the beginning, Katie and Body were infinite with possibilities...' Katie's taken up synchronised swimming. She's buoyant and beautiful, but it's a lot harder than they thought. When the promise of campy fun and liberation fails to materialise, Katie feels further from her body than ever before. Join Katie and Body on their quest traversing forgiveness, beauty and whales as they ask: what does care look like for a fat body? Brand-new work from award-winning artist Katie Greenall produced by The Hale.