Elen Mair Thomas's Page
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- What I do:
- Director and Theatre maker
- A little more about me:
- I am a bilingual director and theatre maker from Cardiff, currently one of the Emerging Directors on Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru’s Awenau programme. I recently undertook the role of Assistant Director on ‘Tylwyth’ by Dafydd James and have directed new writing for Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru. Having travelled quite a bit I am interested in telling Welsh stories using art forms and artistic influences from different cultures.
- Location:
- Cardiff
- Projects I’m working on:
- Current Projects:
SpyCops, ACW funded.
Woodlouse (working title - gig theatre for children), ACW funded in collaboration with Familia de la Noche and HMS Morris.
Currently making a bilingual family show with Familia de la Noche and art rock group HMS Morris - 'Trychfilod a'r Campau Campus' opens at WMC on 12th August and tours Wales August/September 2021. My play ‘Gwely’ (‘Bed’) is now in development with Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru following a successful R&D last year. Other projects in development include a bilingual gig theatre for children and a Welsh language clowning show for young people for Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru.
- Twitter @username:
- @ElenMairThomas1
Elen Mair Thomas's Blog
SOUND DESIGNER CALL OUT - 'SPYCOPS' - ACW FUNDED R&D
SOUND DESIGNER CALL OUT – WORKING TITLE ‘SPYCOPS’
We are looking for a sound designer for an ACW funded first phase R&D exploring the theatrical potential for a staging of the Spycops scandal. Currently the subject of a public inquiry, the scandal saw undercover Metropolitan Police Officers form intimate relationships with female activists, across the UK, in order to infiltrate political and environmental protest groups. One of the first…
ContinuePosted on December 20, 2021 at 11:39
ACTOR CALL OUT - 'SPYCOPS' - ACW FUNDED R&D
ACTOR CALL OUT – WORKING TITLE ‘SPYCOPS’
This call out is for two Wales based actors for an ACW funded first phase R&D exploring the theatrical potential for a staging of the Spycops scandal. Currently the subject of a public inquiry, the scandal saw undercover Metropolitan Police Officers form intimate relationships with female activists, across the UK, in order to infiltrate political and environmental protest groups. One of the first…
ContinuePosted on December 20, 2021 at 11:28
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