Blue pop, Jägar bombs and scrolling Tinder.
A city pulsing with drunken yelling and karaoke.
Streets filled with “livin’ for the weekend”…
Lottie’s on a night out like no other. As the hours pass and Lottie loses herself in her memories, the line between reality and imagination crumbles and she embarks on a journey of forgiveness, self-discovery and dancing like nobody’s watching!
Urban and darkly comic, this new play by Mared Jarman explores love, loss and life as young disabled people in a world that prioritises the mainstream. An exciting new voice in Welsh-language theatre, Mared will also appear as Lottie, alongside co-star Paul Davies and directed by Rhian Blythe.
Supported by Craidd.
Age Guidance: 16+
Contains strong language and adult themes
Bilingual captions and Welsh-language audio decription will be available at every performance. Touch tours, led by our Audio Describer Eilir Gwyn, will be available before each show at 18:30. Please contact your venue to book a place on the touch tour.
Performance dates
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25 Jan 202519:30PreviewSherman Theatre, Cardiff
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27 Jan 202519:30PreviewSherman Theatre, Cardiff
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28 Jan 202519:30Live performanceSherman Theatre, Cardiff
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29 Jan 202519:00Live performanceSherman Theatre, Cardiff
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30 Jan 202519:30Live performanceSherman Theatre, Cardiff
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31 Jan 202519:30Live performanceSherman Theatre, Cardiff
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03 Feb 202519:30Live performanceFfwrnes, Llanelli
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05 Feb 202519:30Live performanceY Stiwt, Rhosllanerchrugog
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08 Mar 202519:30Live performancePontio, Bangor
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11 Feb 202519:30Live performanceGaleri, Caernarfon
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13 Feb 202519:30Live performanceTheatr Felinfach, Dyffryn Aeron
Lottie Mared Jarman
Bennie and other characters Paul Davies
Writer Mared Jarman
Director Rhian Blythe
Photography Mefus Photography
Graphic Design Kelly King
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Audio Flyer | Byth Bythoedd AmenWelsh-language audio description will be available at every performance - with an English synopsis provided beforehand as requested.