get your tickets as soon as you can "...arresting, intelligent theatre, brilliantly written & performed..." (British Theatre Guide) "...miss it and weep..." (National Theatre Wales website)
Tickets available from WMC box office: 08700 40 2000.
Written by Kit Lambert and directed by Louise Osborn, this is your very last chance to catch this fascinating show... and it would surely be a shame if you did!
Hello, while researching the play for next March we (myself, director John and intern Hannah) came across a lot of stories of days out - especially to Barry Island and Porthcawl. There was lots of talk of the miners' fortnight (especially at Trecco) and it brought back memories for me of jumping on a train or bus and heading to the coast as a teenager. I remember going to a Radio One roadhsow in Porthcawl and it must have been around 1984. I can't remember much about it, who was on the bill… Continue
National Theatre Wales in partnership with Academi are starting an exciting New Critics Programme.
Together, we are looking for a number of new critics to participate in a training programme of seminars and workshops, whilst following and critiquing the journey of National Theatre Wales’ first year programme of shows.
To find out more about this opportunity and to receive an application pack, please email:… Continue
Thought some of you might be interested in this...
It's an hour long... so grab a cuppa.
Mike Wesch, an anthropologist from Kansas on the culture of YouTube.
I noticed a lot of the language we use to talk about it is theatrical... hope it inspires some people...
Here's "The Machine is Us/ing Us" that he was talking… Continue
Hi all! I'm a trainee journo on Cardiff Uni's Diploma Course. I have been working with Catherine Paskell on my most recent project and we think that YOU GUYS will actually have the best words of wisdom! Please get in touch - your info is REALLY valuable!
I am creating a piece of online journalism called Capturing Cardiff. The aim is to capture the thoughts and opinions of artists, musicians, writers,… Continue
Added by James Craig on December 1, 2009 at 22:30 —
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Hi, I am currently engaged in research for "An all male fusion of theatre, dance, music and documentary" entitled "MUSCLE" which, thanks to a small lottery grant, will be performed at Chapter Arts Centre on January 15th/16th.
The show is emerging from interviews with men of all ages across Wales. My time span is short and so would appreciate any help getting to certain communities. I would love to interview more men over 60, and so far haven't really managed to contact anyone… Continue
Added by Greg Cullen on December 1, 2009 at 8:07 —
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James Craig is a trainee journo on Cardiff Uni's Diploma Course. I have been working with him on his most recent project and think that YOU GUYS will actually have the best words of wisdom! Please get in touch - your info is REALLY valuable!
James is creating a piece of online journalism called Capturing Cardiff. He wants to capture the thoughts and opinions of artists, musicians, writers, producers,… Continue
Added by Catherine Paskell on December 1, 2009 at 6:30 —
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Likely Story Theatre company are currently developing a new telling of the traditional Hans Christian Anderson tale 'Princess and the Pea'. It is shaping up to be something really special. The show is both physical and visual with a strong text written by Kit Lambert. Simon Harris is directing it and there are four fantastic performers.
The story so far: The traditional tale of the Queen and Prince’s search for a “real” Princess, using a humble garden pea, takes place in the… Continue
Added by Hazel Anderson on November 26, 2009 at 3:08 —
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An exciting opportunity for someone! Please contact Carl (details below) for more info.
The Department of Theatre, Film and Television Studies (TFTS) at Aberystwyth University invites applications for a collaborative doctoral studentship with National Theatre Wales (NTW). Working closely with NTW and its associated artists, the student will contextualise, theorise and document the twelve productions scheduled for the company’s launch year. Particular attention will be paid to the… Continue
Added by Kate Woodward on November 26, 2009 at 2:01 —
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Hi, just want to let you know that I am volunteering my services as a script reader.
Yes that is right, you wont have to pay me.
If you are a small or low budget production, in any theatre in Wales, then I would like to help. Look forward to hearing from you and good luck.
John, just wanted to say how much we enjoyed your very interesting and inspiring talk last evening. It was a shame that so few people attended. We are looking forward to becoming a part of the family of National Theatre Wales.
Anwen Williams and Patrick Coffey
Added by Anwen Williams on November 26, 2009 at 1:30 —
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