Station.lu and 352 magazine are proud to be part of Luxembourg’s first ever Ten-Minute Play Festival that takes place from 11th to 14th November, presented by NWTC (New World Theatre Club).

What’s the Ten-Minute Play Festival all about?  Steve Anderson, NWTC Treasurer tells us all:

A ten-minute play is often described as a theatrical haiku – a flash of dramatic lightning.  It attracts playwrights from David Mamet to Christopher Durang. 
In Luxembourg, the festival invited local writers to submit plays and nine of the twenty plays were chosen.  “Every word must count!” says writer Celeste Koehler.  For the 20 actor-ensemble, the chance to play a motorcycling angel in one play to a grieving friend in another is part of the fun.  Directors Deborah Anderson and Chris Wilson agree: “Each play is a story and each brings you into a completely diverse world.”

Eight directors, nine plays of ten-minutes, one production!

The nine plays per night, varying from comedy  to surreal, at the Ten-Minute Play Festivals are being performed from 11th to 14th November, all in English,  at the Bonnevoie Cultural Centre at 8pm each night.

The event should prove to be very entertaining and popular.  You can book your tickets now, and Station.lu hopes to see you there!

Venue
Bonnevoie Cultural Centre
2, rue des Ardennes L-1133 Luxembourg

How to find it: Map

Perfomance dates

Wednesday 11th November 8pm
Thursday 12th November      8pm
Friday 13th November            8pm
Saturday 14th November       8pm

Tickets, box office and enquiries

To book tickets directly online: Click here

Standard ticket: 15 euro
NWTC/CWFL Member: 12 Euro
Students : 10 euro
Tel: 356 339
Email: tickets@nwtc.lu

A bit about the New World Theatre Club

The NWTC in Luxembourg has been successfully staging plays in English for 40 years. From comedy to dramas, Shakespeare to Tennessee Williams, NWTC welcomes amateur actors, directors and production crew of all nationalities. New production ideas are encouraged, and volunteers are always needed, regardless of experience.

For more information, visit their website: www.nwtc.lu