Theatr Clwyd Archives - Page 9 of 10

Junkyard, Theatr Clwyd, Mold

If the Children’s Film Foundation had decided to make a movie of the Bash Street Kids in 1978, Junkyard would...

David Hare’s Skylight debuted 22 years ago, but the socio-political themes the playwright addresses in the text are just as...

There’s a distinct mix of the traditional with the modern in Richard Alston Dance’s Spring 2017 tour, which takes the...

When rock musical Rent first premiered back in January 1996, it became a runaway phenomenon. It was the Hair for...

At the end of Pilgrims, the one female character (Rachel) tells the two male characters (Will and Dan) that they...

Each act of Insignificance, a play set in one hotel room and featuring four icons of their field, opens with...

Theatr Clwyd Artistic Director Tamara Harvey has unveiled the new season which will include four new productions and Aladdin – The Rock...

At the end of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, the characters of Helena and Demetrius are very much in love,...

Artistic director Tamara Harvey and set designer Janet Bird’s experience at The Globe was in evidence with the traverse staging...

David Benson’s semi-autobiographical one-man show about Carry On legend Kenneth Williams was first performed to great success at 1996’s Edinburgh...