We’re living in a climate crisis.  

As a national cultural organisation, we have a responsibility to work more sustainably, to reduce our carbon footprint and to initiate and facilitate conversations and ideas which address the climate crisis and its impact on life in Wales and the world today.  

What we’re doing  

Here are some of the things we're doing to reduce our carbon footprint: 

  • We’re using Theatre Green Book as a standard for making our productions sustainable. This includes making sustainability a top consideration on each show from the outset, sourcing materials sustainably and recycling and repurposing sets, props and costumes. 
  • We have moved our company base to Yr Egin in Carmarthen, a building which has achieved a BREEAM Excellent certificate for sustainability 
  • We offer hybrid working patterns, ensuring that the core team’s carbon impact is minimised. When we need to travel, we use public and shared transport wherever possible and plan our trips efficiently 
  • We’ve made our office paper-free, moving to cloud-based financial and administrative platforms and reducing waste 
  • We’ve drastically reduced our print marketing and introduced more digital resources which are free for our audiences 
  • We’re working with an environmental consultant to advise us on our journey towards achieving net zero and to help keep us on track 

Upcoming creative projects 

Our commitment to addressing the climate crisis goes far beyond our creative and administrative processes. We’re also initiating creative conversations and facilitating opportunities for artists to explore and interrogate the impact of the climate crisis on life in Wales through the Welsh language. 

We’ll keep you updated as we work towards net zero. Please get in touch if you’d like to hear more about our commitment to sustainability or to share your ideas for how we can continue to improve.