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Call for artists! Forest Fringe Microfestival in Swansea with National Theatre Wales, 23rd & 24th April 2009



Forest Fringe began in Edinburgh as a space where artists could experiment and play in the midst of the festival. In only three years we’ve created one of the most exciting spaces at the festival, filled with new artistic experiments and unusual encounters, everything from intimate, hidden audio experiences to epic rambling folk operas. Just as importantly Forest Fringe has become a… Continue

Added by Andy Field on January 6, 2010 at 5:00 — 8 Comments

Programmers and Producers training opportunity

Hi all,



Happy New Year and I would like to flag up the training opportunities for programmers and producers offered by SPACE -Supporting Performing Arts Circulation in Europe-

This new organisation is a Pilot Project for Artist Mobility dedicated to Support the Performing Arts Circulation in Europe.

Its objective is to give priority to the mobility… Continue

Added by Mathilde Lopez on January 5, 2010 at 5:30 — No Comments

A December Visit

From my research notes from December's visit:



Porthmadog, on The Cob, looking towards the mountains.



The arrival of the sky.



The whole sky (the clouds, the light, the mist, the breaks where the blue shows through) moving inland. What are clouds to begin with become ground mist as they reach high ground. Haze clouds hang still over the low tree covered slopes. The sky is mirrored in the marsh water.



The arrival of the sky. The arrival of later’s…
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Added by David Harradine on January 4, 2010 at 8:30 — No Comments

Calling Swansea singers to form a WNO community choir to take part in NTW02- Shelf Life

Let your voice be heard!

Welsh National Opera is looking for over 100 enthusiastic singers to form a community choir to perform in an exciting new performance project, Shelf Life.



The community choir will work alongside Volcano Theatre and National Theatre Wales in a performance project that will take over the evocative domed reading room of Swansea’s Old Library.



Tracing music back to it roots, and exploring the… Continue

Added by Sarah Teagle on January 4, 2010 at 3:30 — 2 Comments

Classical Education Forum trip to Aeschylus’ The Persians, Brecon.



The Classical Education Forum, Cardiff, has just released its 2010 Spring prospectus of weekly courses, saturday schools and trips. As part of this programme we are planning a trip to Aeschylus’ The Persians, Brecon: National Theatre Wales.



http://nationaltheatrewales.org/whatson/performance/ntw06



We will be releasing more information shortly so please… Continue

Added by Classical Education Forum on January 3, 2010 at 7:30 — No Comments

The Arcade Assembly on 20th January 2010!

Hi all,

Before we all disappear under mountains of presents, love and chocolate, Catherine and I thought you should know about our next Assembly test(Picnic and Respond have fused into one)which will take place on 20th of January 7.30 to 8.45.



Its theme: Are shops too archaic a concept to survive the next decade?

We'll have experts and opera singing to help us thinking, reflecting, choosing and maybe find solution or devise… Continue

Added by Mathilde Lopez on December 23, 2009 at 7:00 — 4 Comments

Merry Christmas, Nadolig Llawen and Happy Holidays Everyone!



This is my Christmas Tree! My flatmate Alaw and me put it up whilst watching Gavin and Stacey. We put some chocolate decorations on it and are impressed that there are still a few left as I type.



Hope you all have a wonderful Christmas. Thanks to all of you who have joined this community over the last year and thanks for working with us through this site to make National Theatre Wales the best company we can truly aspire to… Continue

Added by Catherine Paskell on December 22, 2009 at 1:30 — 2 Comments

To Bangor and Beyond: Our First Recce to North Wales Beaches





Last week, I went with (above, from left to right) Bethan, Rhiannon and Carl to recce beaches across the North Wales coast. We left Cardiff at 6am and arrived at our first beach, Dinas Dinlle, near Caernarfon.







We then explored the coast of Anglesey and I had a pot noodle for lunch.… Continue

Added by Catherine Paskell on December 21, 2009 at 5:34 — 1 Comment

December Weather Report

I'm in Pentir just outside Bangor, in a lovely cottage looking up at the mountains (thanks, Rhian), here to take my first set of weather readings for The Weather Factory. I've been doing a lot of driving, taken a lot of photos, stood in a sudden snowstorm in my T-shirt trying to record a description on a wet dictaphone with chattering teeth, written a lot of notes, and had a brilliant conversation with Twm Elias, a lecturer at the Snowdonia National Park study centre and expert of Welsh weather… Continue

Added by David Harradine on December 19, 2009 at 10:00 — 1 Comment

The Queen's Christmas message


NADOLIG LLAWEN PAWB! MERRY CHRISTMAS ALL!

Added by Marc Rees on December 18, 2009 at 6:18 — No Comments

Life's a Beach...

Hello all,

Well we started our research for July's beach game with a 2 day recce of North Wales' best beach offerings. December and beaches aren't a natural combination for me but I have to say the shorelines were stunning - if a tad cold! We visited 11 in all but are still undecided about which we'll use - stunning and secluded or on the edge of town? You'll have to wait and see...A very inspirational trip though. This exciting project is underway!

xR

Added by Rhiannon Cousins on December 17, 2009 at 9:17 — 1 Comment

Extraordinary Russian,Korean and Bohemian stories at Chapter.

Join Theatr Iolo at Chapter tonight for an evening of wild, terrifying and wonderful stories plus live music. "AS THE SUN SETS" created and performed by LUCY RIVERS,DAN LAWRENCE and KEVIN LEWIS - stories from places Theatr Iolo have toured to - ONLY OPPORTUNITY to see this show which has been DISTURBING and DELIGHTING children throughout Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan for the last few weeks.

Tickets available from Chapter £5 (£4) - 8pm start - Mince pies and free drink… Continue

Added by Kevin Lewis on December 16, 2009 at 18:05 — No Comments

A Christmas Carol



Of course you should never take any notice of reviews: if you pay attention when they say you've done well, it's hard not to pay attention when they say you just shouldn't bother any more. So it is not because I care, or because I take any joy that we get a four-star review right next to Southwark's three-star, but purely in the interest of helping the Sherman shift the handful of tickets remaining for the run that I draw your attention to… Continue

Added by Gary Owen on December 16, 2009 at 0:30 — 3 Comments

Opportunities for 6 Emerging Directors to be part of our Launch Year Shows

National Theatre Wales is keen to foster new directing talent. We believe that one of the most effective ways to develop as a director is by spending time in the rehearsal room observing and supporting more experienced individuals. Therefore, during our launch year of work, we are offering opportunities for emerging directors to become involved in six of our shows.



Each emerging director will be given an all-in fee of £2,000 (to include any travel and accommodation costs you incur)… Continue

Added by National Theatre Wales on December 15, 2009 at 9:25 — 10 Comments

Casting Madness

So suddenly we are in the midst of casting three shows! With auditions this week in full swing for The Devil Inside Him, Shelf Life, and A Good Night Out in the Valleys, our upcoming year of productions is starting to feel very real indeed. Very few offers yet, as we in the midst, but I spent the day today with Elen Bowman meeting some fantastic Welsh actors, and felt so exhilarated by the depth and range of talent. We all know there are a lot of good Welsh actors, but to see so many one after… Continue

Added by National Theatre Wales on December 15, 2009 at 9:00 — 1 Comment

Heart of Darkness

heart of darkness from john norton on…

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Added by john norton on December 14, 2009 at 21:30 — 2 Comments

Panto Cabaret- 29th December / Rhagfyr, Llanrwst

Added by megan broadmeadow on December 13, 2009 at 13:30 — No Comments

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