The live-streaming of The Radicalisation of Bradley Manning starts again tonight. You can catch it at nationaltheatrewales.org/bradleymanning/, at 19.00 BST.
You can also book to receive a reminder by clicking on the same link, but but you don't have to book…
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If you couldn't get to Port Talbot to see the premieres of The Gospel of Us on Easter weekend, fear not - it's being shown in cinemas across the UK throughout April and May. Here's a list of screenings...…
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Our TEAM Co-ordinator, Devinda De Silva, Creative Associate Gavin Porter and Hassan Panero, one of the Somali poets who is working with us to develop De Gabay, talked a little about National Theatre Wales' vision at a recent conference on participatory arts, called Because We're Worth It.
They cited The Passion, which was staged one year ago this weekend, as an example of…
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Our TEAM Co-ordinator, Devinda De Silva, Creative Associate Gavin Porter and Hassan Panero, one of the Somali poets who is working with us to develop De Gabay, talked a little about National Theatre Wales' vision at a recent conference on participatory arts, called Because We're Worth It.
They cited The Passion, which was staged one year ago this weekend, as an example of…
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This Easter, National Theatre Wales and Rondo Media will host a series of events in Port Talbot to mark the first anniversary of the groundbreaking production of The Passion, attended by cast and crew including Michael Sheen and Owen Sheers.
Memory Exhibition
National Theatre Wales, who produced last year’s theatre production with WildWorks, will host a multimedia memory exhibition in the Aberafan Shopping Centre. Everyone and anyone who…
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Hello all,
After a very successful press night at Sherman Cymru on Monday, the reviews of A Provincial Life are emerging.
Paul Taylor at The Independent gives it four stars, and calls it "a…
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SAVE THE DATE
The Passion: Memory Event
Dates: 6th-8th April 2012 (Good Friday, Saturday and Easter Sunday)
Location: Port Talbot
National Theatre Wales will be hosting a memory event this Easter to mark the first…
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I finally saw One Man, Two Guvnors on the weekend, and laughed every bit as I'd been warned I would. The relentless slapstick, bawdy humour and asides to the audience - at once old-fashioned in form but sharp and unexpected in delivery - make the production, as Michael Billington wrote in…
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Great to read Susannah Clapp's feature in yesterday's Observer on The Best Theatre of 2011, which started by saying:
"The Passion was the year's revelation. Ranging over the whole of Port Talbot, bringing people out in droves, rousing them to cheers and reducing them to tears,…
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Hello Coriolan/us fans!
National Theatre Wales will be hosting a very special read-through of the text of Coriolanus, featuring some of the best Welsh actors around, at the Senedd in Cardiff Bay on Friday 7th October, at 2pm.
Access is by invitation only, but we have 10 places available to the first 10 community site members who contact us to request a place.
If you're interested,…
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Dyddiad cau: Canol dydd – Medi’r 2ail 2011
Dyddiad cyfweliad: Medi 15fed…
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Another great day for the cast and crew of The Dark Philosophers.
A 4* review in today's Edinburgh Evening News, and a 5* review in Edinburgh Guide:
"This is, without a shadow of a doubt, the best thing I have seen in…
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The Scotsman published a wonderful four-star review of The Dark Philosophers in yesterday's paper.
"a hugely theatrical and deeply enjoyable Scottish stage debut for the new English-language National Theatre Wales"
And today we had another 4-star review in The List, which calls…
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"This whole production by Told By An Idiot and National Theatre Wales is a triumph," says Fest magazine, the latest to give the production a 5* rating.
"From its magical stage design to the giddy use of absurd theatrical techniques, everything is in harmony with Thomas' world-view."
You can see some audience members' reactions in a seres of videos on…
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Today we got what we hope will be our first 5* review for The Dark Philosophers, in Fringe Review:
"There is no discernible vulnerability in this slick performance. The whole cast are remarkably versatile and slip in and out of the various characters with alarming…
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What a lovely start to the day - a 4-star review of The Dark Philosophers in today's Herald.
The first of many, we hope.
Meanwhile, in Port Talbot,…
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Taking a break during week 2 of rehearsals, Edinburgh native Iain talks about the process so far...
Get your tickets now from the Traverse Theatre.
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Last week I meet Colombian writer and novelist Juan Esteban Constaín, who was visiting Wales as a guest of the British Council.
He'd already had a whirlwind tour of the Hay Festival, which had obviously impressed him very much, but he also wanted to know more about our national theatre.
Perhaps not surprisingly for a writer, he was fascinated by Gwyn Thomas,…
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Part two of the BBC's documentary on The Passion was broadcast last night (Passion in Port Talbot: It Has Begun...), examining the production itself, one episode at a time.
Catch it on iplayer now if you didn't see it on tv - whether you were there when it…
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