Rachel Helena Walsh - 1800hrs

Jac Ifan Moore - 1800hrs

Hazel Anderson - 1800hrs

I'm a theatre maker, performer and clown. My work to date has been big, bold, playful and colourful. It’s focused on finding the fantastical in the everyday.  In most of my work the audience/performer relationship is…

Josh alan Trask - 1800hrs

Josh is a performance artist originally from Cymer, a small village in the Upper Afan Valley near Port Talbot. He takes an auto-biographical approach to much of his work and is interested in themes of…

Jack Furness - 1800hrs

image: Snowstorm, film collaboration between Catrin & Josh alan Trask

Catrin Clarke - 1800hrs

Catrin Clarke is an award-winning screenwriter who has written extensively for…

Farah Allibhai - 1800hrs

As a Visual Performance artist Farah Allibhai is interested in the inner self, the process of self discovery and of 'being'. Inspired by diversity and the metaphysical, how we…

Tina Pasotra - 1800hrs

Ailsa Richardson - 1800hrs

Ailsa is a performer, maker and facilitator/teacher and has been engaged with making multidisciplinary and site responsive performances and events since 1997. She has performed and directed her own…

HER RAN LEE - 1800hrs

Hee Ran Lee is a performance artist whose body centered work explores private and public gestures of the Asian female body in the patriarchal power structure and investigates cultural…

HELOISE GODFREY-TALBOT - 1800hrs

Heloise is an audio-visual artist whose work looks at the overlooked and says the unsaid. She is currently investigating the possibility of talking with inanimate things. Through exploring the…

Verena van den Berg - 1800hrs

Dutch performance and visual artist. Coming from a contemporary dance…

Ben Tinniswood - 1800hrs

Ben trained as an Actor in Edinburgh. Since then he's toured Britain & Europe as an Actor & Musician. These days he is also a Theatre & Film Maker, Composer & Comedian. His time at Summercamp '14 added another interest to his…

NEW COLLECTIVE TO OPEN WEEKEND-LONG ARTS EVENT IN CARDIFF

Last July a group of established and emerging artists arrived in Dale, on the Pembrokeshire coast, meeting for the first time under the auspices of National Theatre Wales’ ‘Summercamp’. They spent two weeks creating new work inspired by each other and the sites and landscapes they found themselves in. This group later formed a collective called 1800hrs (the notional amount of sunlight hours that Dale enjoys each…

Introducing 1800hrs, a collective of international artists born out of Summercamp 2014, National Theatre Wales. Join us as we share our work, collaborations and works-in-progress over 3 days at our event, From the Sea to the City, at Cardiff MADE 12th-14th June, 2015.

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