In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
Othniel Smith: Fio – Declaration
Publicity surrounding the most recent Wales Theatre Awards ceremony was dominated by a row over the lack of diversity amongst...
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In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
Sara Beer is /not/ Richard III: Interview
Sara Beer is back and ready to rule as she takes on the role of king in The Llanarth Group’s...
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Richard Studer: Directing Eugene Onegin, MWO
Like many before me I came to Onegin via a circuitous route. To say it started with an advert for...
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Peter Doran: The journey to directing The Wood
The success of our Grav production almost made it mandatory for me to ask Owen Thomas to write something else...
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Owen Thomas: The Wood, A place of ghosts.
As a Playwright it is undoubtedly ‘Grav’ that has had the biggest impact on my career. The show has toured...
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Sara Beer: playing three personas in Richard III redux
Fairly soon after I had performed in Kaite O’Reilly’s play ‘Cosy’ at the Wales Millennium Centre in 2016 we were...
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Mike Smith: Spinning the same old wheel?
While Arts Council-led “Creative Converations” has come up with what you would expect and much of it is common sense,...
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Tamara Harvey: extraordinary diversity
One of the most challenging things about being an Artistic Director is trying to ensure that each season of work...
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Mario Bermudez Gil: Choreographer of Atalaÿ, NDCWales
Mario Bermudez Gil, Choreographer of Atalaÿ, part of National Dance Company Wales’s UK Terra Firm tour which opens at Sherman...
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Daniel Llewelyn-Williams: A Regular Little Houdini: From Newport to New York.
A play about a dockworker’s son from South Wales in the Industrial period, who transcends poverty through his obsession with...