Are you an actor who is passionate about creating work with and for young audiences?

If so, Sherman Cymru's Creative Learning team would like to hear from you.

Fresh Ink, our successful and flourishing…

          Mae ‘Our Town’ gan Thornton Wilder yn sioe sydd yn dilyn  bywydau cymdogion pentref yn bach yn America drosd cyfnod o deg flwyddyn yn yr 1900au. Mae’r sioe yn gael ei ystyried fel un o’r sioeau clasurol fwyaf America. Mae’r sioe yn gael…

If you are attending the Assembly event this workshop is happening the following day nearby - for those interested in movement and investigating relationships and intersections between (performing) bodies and environments:

wildfeet at felinganol woodland retreat, near Cardigan

a day workshop informed by movement medicine and bodyweather

10am – 4pm  30^th March 2014…

Book now for 'Exploring Partnerships for Outdoor Arts' and join a steller line up of Wales based artists and organisations interested in collaborating to create unique Welsh outdoor arts, for an inspirational day at the brand new Wye Valley River…

Auditions for Clock Tower's third show are this thursday from 6pm at the Gate Arts Centre, for more info click on the post below!

http://community.nationaltheatrewales.org/events/auditions-death-and-the-monster?xg_source=activity

A couple of weeks back, I popped into the NTW office...I can't remember why but it might be to make good use of the flowing supply of tea and biscuits. 

While I was there Dev said I should go to a design workshop by Punchdrunk, and so a I did! 

The workshop was held by Livi Vaughan and Beatrice Minns who designed Punchdrunk and National Theatre's latest show …

A FAULTLESS REPRODUCTION OF A DYLAN CLASSIC

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From 3^rd to 9^th March Mercury Theatre Wales invited actors and writers to participate in their research and development week at Chapter Arts Centre. The aim of the week was to take the next step in the development of the company’s upcoming Christmas show.  

Improvisation session in the Loft

The…

A couples of weeks ago I was shortlisted for a group exhibition interview.  To my surprise they were interested on this project.

So, with just 3 days to get ready, I went through all the slides, around 2000, and did this first draft ... read…

 Two weeks left to the festival and just when I think everything's under control one group want to change performance night! Wouldn't mind if we hadn't already printed the programmes, some negotiating to do I think.

Even if no claims to impersonation have been made, audience expectations are sure to run high when dramatising a living legend. Sky high when that legend is Tom Jones, who is not only alive and well, but appears on prime time TV every Saturday night looking sharp as nails. 

Tom Jones really is one of Wales’ greatest exports, and Theatr Na Nog’s production (in partnership with RCT and NPT Theatres), Tom - A Story of Tom Jones, opened most…

I have had an exhausting week as part of my WalesLab adventure. I started out last Saturday wondering how I might begin to go about making a piece of work about my mum, possibly with my mum, when she lives in Ireland and I live in Wales. The distance between us became the fertile ground on which we based our week of research: we travelled together from Ireland to Wales by ferry.

I had another question st…

So, there's now less than 24 hours before we close Summercamp to applications this year.

I thought i'd take this opportunity to give you 10 good reasons why you should be putting your name forward.

Here goes:

1. You'll grow your (international) networks - you'll meet interesting people who will question, challenge, entertain and engage you.
2. We'll take you to a beautiful part of…

Over the last few weeks, we have had fun. Quite a lot of fun to be honest. Slowly, but surely the Dylan Thomas Centenary has been taking shape and our contributions have gone well. We have been lucky enough to realise that completely by chance all of our contributions have been in pubs...We have done pub tours in Mumbles and Swansea and a succession of Poems and…

See Michael McCarthy's latest blog at www.musictheatrewales.org.uk on their Make an Aria project for emerging composers and WRITERS.

The latest outing of Make an Aria was hosted by the Music Faculty at the University of Oxford. We had some great participants and an excellent masterclass.

For all you writers out there - don't forget that opera is also a vital, exciting and important outlet for dramatic writers and we need you -…

Connected Stories 

1st April - 3rd April 2014 

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Connected Stories is a three day workshop event that will be an opportunity for individuals from different disciplines and methodologies to come together to learn, develop and explore what the…

Many, many thanks to the 100s of people who read my review. It is a show well-worthy of the attention and praise it is receiving. For those who haven't seen it yet, put it on your list of must to does.

The Muni Arts Centre in Pontypridd and what better venue for Theatr Na Nog to perform Tom – A Story of Tom Jones, than in his home town in the South Wales valleys. On Thursday the 7^th of March I travelled to this intimate venue, which is well known for its musical ventures alongside theatrical debuts to see what Theatr Na Nog had spent months perfecting ready to showcase.

The story begins with Thomas Woodward, played…