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Chelsey Gillard: directing My Name is Rachel Corrie
In the 1950s Britain saw the theatrical era of the Angry Young Men. Now, 60 years later, we are still...
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Caroline Finn: P.A.R.A.D.E., NDCWales
In my interview for the position of Artistic Director of National Dance Company Wales I was asked how I would...
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Rachael Clerke: Cuncrete, really noisy and quite silly and very dark.
I like looking up, and thinking about how our cities came to be. Architecture shapes the way we navigate the...
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Elen ap Robert: To hope, to dream and maybe fly? I obeithio, breuddwydio a hyd yn oed hedfan?
Byddwn i wedi hoffi canolbwyntio ar syrcas gyfoes yn yr hyn o eiriau ond beryg y byddech yn syrffedu ar...
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Natalya Romaniw: From Welsh National Youth Opera to Welsh National Opera
Natalya Romaniw’s journey to the professional stage in 2017 with selection of images of her recent roles It’s...
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Andrew Mckenzie Wicks: Dark twist on a fable, The Golden Dragon, Music Theatre Wales
Migration, exploitation, hopes and lost dreams are at the heart of The Golden Dragon, a compelling fable of modern...
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Peter Doran: Flying Over the Cuckoo’s Nest for the fourth time!
Some plays just won’t leave you alone – for me, that play is the iconic One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s...
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Rhian Hutchings: It’s not a Nightmare Scenario – really!! Operasonic
When I launched Operasonic in 2015, one of the things I knew I wanted to do was create an adventure...
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Richard Tunley: Directing One Man Two Guvnors, Black Rat Productions
Our autumn tour is a co-production with Blackwood Miners’ Institute and RCT Theatres. When we were granted the rights to...
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Seiriol Davies: How To Win against History, mad, brash and aggressively sparkly
I grew up on Anglesey, and there’s a spangly stately-home-cum-palace there called Plas Newydd, ancestral seat of the Marquises of...