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Reiner Torheit
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« on: 03:54:52, 07-11-2007 »
Composers who are active in Music-Theatre, Musicals etc might be interested in this competition, which is launched and announced by THE STAGE:

http://www.thestage.co.uk/notesforthestage/

You only have to submit one number.  Yes, it's unashamedly brash - that's show-business  Wink
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« Reply #1 on: 04:13:41, 07-11-2007 »
Oh, I was halfway through composing my entry before I saw this:
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Entrants must be UK residents whose work has not previously been performed in the West End.


But Aaron Cassidy could do it, now that he's a UK resident.
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« Reply #2 on: 08:37:43, 07-11-2007 »
I don't understand why that criterion is important to them either - although it seems to be a very standard one in such competitions in the UK, and is frequently found.  It excludes native Brits who might be on residencies or teaching posts abroad, for example, which seems a rather unnecessary and retrograde step to me?
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