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Project Prosiect 40°C

Prosiect 40°C is an ambitious long-term project from Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru responding to this critical moment in the climate crisis.
Project Ar y Dibyn

Ar y Dibyn offers the opportunity for those affected by addiction - whether first hand experience, or supporting those living with addiction - to come together to process and share their experiences in creative ways.
Project Criw Creu '23

This creative project for pupils with additional learning needs is led by Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru with support from Llenyddiaeth Cymru.

Our vision

Creating Welsh-language theatre as a place of connection for the well-known and the unexpected, for Welshness and the world, for the big conversations and the joyful moments.

Our mission

A national touring theatre company putting Wales and its people on the map, open and welcoming to all, securing a bright future for our language and our culture.

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31/05/2023 News
Announcing our next Young Resident Playwright

After winning the Drama Medal competition at the Urdd Eisteddfod this year, we’re proud to welcome Elain Roberts to Theatr Gen as our next Young Playwright in Residence for 2023/24.

02/06/2023 News
Announcing our Prosiect 40°C Activists

Today, we’re delighted to announce some of the activists who will take part in our Gwreiddioli residency as part of Prosiect 40°C, our long-term and ambitious project responding to the climate crisis.

19/05/2023 News
Newid Diwylliant | Culture Change

Thanks to funding from the Culture, Heritage and Sport Wales Anti-racist Fund, provided by the Welsh Government, Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru, and the other national arts companies*, are launching Newid Diwylliant | Culture Change – a comprehensive programme aimed at transforming Wales' arts sector to make it truly representative of contemporary Wales.

The Guardian

Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru… brilliantly dramatises Wales’ tussle of languages and identities – and its ambitions stretch far beyond its own borders.