Calling all writers: Theater company holds Westchester County-themed monologue contest
Writers must be from Westchester County and the monologues should be a maximum of 10 minutes long.
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5h agoThe New Rochelle Council on the Arts and local theater company Tutti Bravi Productions is spearheading a writing contest.
They are looking for original monologues featuring a person, place or event from Westchester County to be included in a theater production.
Writers must be from Westchester County and the monologues should be a maximum of 10 minutes long.
The deadline is April 30. Ten finalists will be selected.
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