As the countdown begins for the National Eisteddfod of Wales, Anglesey 2017, Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru are delighted to announce further details of our next production, namely Hollti by Manon Wyn Williams, that will open during Eisteddfod week. Continue Reading…
The team responsible for the stage management work on Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru’s production of Macbeth in February of this year has reached the shortlist for the National Stage Management Awards 2017. The presentation evening will be held in London on 7 June. Continue Reading…
The final days in the rehearsal room
The final week in the rehearsal room is always fascinating, especially with a new piece – pulling the whole thing together, remembering what we did (not always easy when there is so much detail), remembering every word and every note (ditto) and shaping it all into a continuous flowing drama. Continue Reading…
Another intense and exciting week, revealing ever more strengths and depth in the piece – both text and music – and keeping our communal foot hard on the gas.
Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru is delighted to announce its programme for the forthcoming season. Continue Reading…
We’re delighted to announce that we have appointed Sarah Bickerton as Associate Director. Sarah joins us on a two year fixed term contract during an exciting period, as we prepare to announce further plans for the remainder of 2017. Continue Reading…
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Mae wythnos gyntaf ymarferion Y Tŵr wedi bod yn gyfnod cyffrous iawn.
Mae’r broses o gymryd opera newydd o’r dudalen i’r llwyfan am y tro cyntaf yn gallu bod yn un llawn pryder: a fydd hi’n gweithio ar y llwyfan, y tu hwnt i weledigaeth y cyfansoddwr, yr awdur a’r comisiynydd? A fydd y gerddoriaeth yn dod â’r testun yn fyw mewn ffordd ddeinamig, ystyrlon? A fydd y syniadau cynhyrchu a’r dylunio’n gweithio gyda darn nad oes neb eto wedi’i glywed? Ac yn y blaen . . . Continue Reading…
On Saturday 8 April 2017, Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru, jointly with Oriel Myrddin Gallery, will be taking part in Get Creative, an exciting weekend that celebrates creativity in Wales. As part of this special weekend, the company will be hosting ‘Soprano and Chalk on the Street’ – a free event held in Nott Square, Carmarthen, giving children and people of all ages an opportunity to engage with opera, classical music and street art. Continue Reading…
Ddydd Gwener diwethaf (10 Mawrth 2017), roedd Castell Caerffili yn llwyfan ysblennydd unwaith eto – y tro hwn i sgwadiau ’sgwennu dawnus o Ysgol Gwynllyw, Ysgol Cwm Rhymni ac Ysgol Gartholwg. Continue Reading…
On Tuesday 14 February, for the first time ever, Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru screened a pioneering live broadcast of their latest production – Macbeth – from the spectacular Caerphilly Castle, to venues across Wales. Continue Reading…