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Fy Ynys Las

by Eddie Ladd

20 May 2020

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Fy Ynys Las

by Eddie Ladd

A Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru and National Theatre Wales production in partnership with BBC Cymru Wales and BBC Arts

There’s no place like home. But how well do we really know this special place?

During the lockdown, acclaimed artist and performer Eddie Ladd has moved home to live with her mam on the farm where she grew up – Maesglas. In every nook and cranny of this wonderful spot – the farmhouse, the cowshed, the farmyard and the potato shed – Eddie revisits her family history, stories from the local community and memories of her own long and varied career.

At 7pm on 20 May, join Eddie on a virtual tour as she breathes new life to her past. Live from Eddie’s home to yours, this is a unique glimpse into life in rural Wales during a pandemic.

Fy Ynys Las is a Welsh-language performance.

Running time: 1 hour

Fy Ynys Las was broadcast live on Facebook Live on 20 May 2020. A recording of the live event will be available on our YouTube channel until 19 June 2020.

CC Closed Captions available in Welsh and English. Instructions on how to use Closed Captions available here.

Watch Fy Ynys Las on YouTube

Fy Ynys Las is part of Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru and National Theatre Wales’s New Digital Commissions, in partnership with BBC Cymru Wales and BBC Arts. More information about the project can be found here.

This project is part of Creu Ar-lein, Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru’s new programme in response to the coronavirus emergency and the challenge of creating original dramatic work during lockdown.

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