Meet 1800hrs - JOSH ALAN TRASK

Josh alan Trask - 1800hrs

Josh is a performance artist originally from Cymer, a small village in the Upper Afan Valley near Port Talbot. He takes an auto-biographical approach to much of his work and is interested in themes of identity, sexuality and gender. He likes to collaborate and explore other avenues of performance, such as, storytelling through film and photography, soundscapes and spoken word. He is particularly interested in using the body to evoke thought and create meaning, incorporating the use of multi-media. 

Josh has recently graduated having obtained an MA in Drama with distinction from the University of South Wales. Since graduation he has been coordinating 1800hrs and is resident artist at Volcano Theatre having been given the Yr Odyn Award 2015.
You can visit Josh's website here
Find out what he up to at Volcano here

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