Barmouth Blog

Last night, a walk across Barmouth railway bridge yiedled this stunning 'red sky at night' view. Earlier there was rain and rainbows, but today, for Monday of this intensive rehearsal week, with all of the participating artists working in nooks and crannies throughout this seaside town, the sun obliged. Marc's plan for his 'performance tour' of the town is a wonder to listen to, with semaphore, French sailors, fruit stands, Rita Hayworth, lilo ballets, laundry installations and so much more. Sad to be leaving them all to it tomorrow and driving back to Cardiff (yes I'm really driving now - with four substantial trips between Barmouth, Builth Wells and Cardiff in the last few days - cyclists beware!) Looking forward to returning to Barmouth and its balmy army of performers next week...

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Comment by Hugh Griffith Roberts on June 14, 2010 at 23:41
1982 The pack were awaiting Diana , Princess of Wales. She and Charles came to name our new Rother lifeboat " R.N.L.B. Princess of Wales ".
Comment by National Theatre Wales on June 14, 2010 at 20:42
I love that pic. Is it 1970s? J
Comment by Hugh Griffith Roberts on June 14, 2010 at 12:42
Bedlam in Barmouth on Sunday. When can we see John McGrath and interview him re the Barmouth success story???. John how do you put up with all this media pressure?

Comment by Hugh Griffith Roberts on June 14, 2010 at 12:25
Good to have met you yesterday. Still translating French at this time for Gareth. Your choice of Marc + team will reap great dividends for National Theatre Wales in Gwynedd. Barmouth is a great place and your selection of location will prove an historical event - we , as you well know, only 2,400 in population. See you next week.

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