It’s 1987; Thatcher’s in power, and the City is heading toward financial meltdown. The economy is growing out of control and the rhythm of the trading pit is changing forever, corruption is rife and making money is the only goal. Enter a world of finance where packs of traders and brokers make the decisions that [...]
An exploration of an army wife and mother’s anguish as Eleanor relives the joys and struggles of her life. Her story is paired with that of Rashida, an Afghan woman, whose narrative is entirely danced. The two threads interweave, by turns intimate and cinematic, as text blends with dance and physical theatre; this is an [...]
Until Richard Burton came along, Emlyn Williams was Wales’ best known film actor and playwright. Born in North Wales, the studio theatre at Clwyd Theatre Cymru has been named after him. In the early seventies, Kelligan toured a production of Night Must Fall starring Hywel Bennet as Danny, the role that first brought Williams international [...]
One women, two men. Who is keeping an eye on who? Directed by Elise Davison Performances Chapter, Cardiff Tues 9 Nov 8pm – £4 on the door Theatre Halliwell, Trinity College, Carmarthen Wed 10 Nov 7:30pm – £6 Cast A – Tom Mumford B – Robert Harper W – Polly Kilpatrick
Five new, ten-minute plays by five new writers, performed script-in-hand by professional actors. A panel of industry experts is on hand to offer feedback and you, the audience, then get to vote for your favourite. £3 Book Tickets: http://www.chapter.org/20925.html I shall be performing in two of the scripts!
Séan Tyrone by Mark Ryan, performed by Company of Sirens at Chapter Theatre Thu 1st July – Sat 3rd July : 8pm “It Seemed As If The Whole Town Had Died” Séan O’Brien left his wife and son in County Tyrone to find work as a collier in the South Wales Valleys. Years later Naihm [...]
