We want to include young people in our work and offer them a safe space to voice their opinions and offer feedback. So, we’ve gathered a group of talented young people to advise us on our participation work, marketing, creative development and productions.
All of our Young Advisers have previously taken part in our projects and productions, including our Young Playwrights’ Scheme, Petula and Academi Leeway.
As part of the project, the group will enjoy the opportunity to network with each other at national level and attend shows, rehearsals and creative development workshops.
Our current Young Advisers are:
Alys Mai
Carys Bradley
Cerys Elen
Del Evans
Efa Maher
Elen Jones
Harvey Evans
Henry Waddon
Kallum Weyman
Kimberley Abodunrin
Laurie Thomas
Lois Elenid
Martha Ifan
Miriam Sautin
Thanks to them all for their commitment, advice and energy.
If you’re interested in becoming a Young Adviser, please get in touch with our Participation Co-ordinator, Sian Elin, on sian.elin@theatr.com.
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Our Story
Over the last two decades, the company has embraced the classics of Welsh-language theatre as well as new and experimental work, presenting it all in traditional theatres and in unexpected locations.
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Company Staff and Trustees
Meet the team. Our door is always open so please get in touch for a chat.
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Jobs and Opportunities
Thank you for you interest in working for Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru.
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Young Advisers
We want to include young people in our work and offer them a safe space to voice their opinions and offer feedback.
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Young Resident Playwright
We are excited to present Osian Davies as our Young Playwright in Residence for 2023 after he won the Drama Medal title at the Urdd Eisteddfod, 2022.
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Diversity and Inclusion
Wales is a diverse country. To be a truly national company, it’s our duty to challenge the concept of a fixed Welsh identity and celebrate the intersections of identities across the nation; to create theatre for everyone in Wales.
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Sustainability and the Environment
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.
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Accessibility
We’re committed to making our shows, projects and our day-to-day work as accessible as possible.
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Sibrwd
In many of our performances, Sibrwd – our language access app – will be available to guide you through the play, whatever your level of fluency in Welsh.
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Welsh Language Standards
Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru is the Welsh language national theatre company. The Welsh language is central to everything we do as a company, and promoting and developing the arts through the medium of Welsh is our main objective as a charity.