"It is spring, moonless night in the small town, starless and bible-black...”"
Sunday Times

15 Apr - 1 May
Christine Abaslom
Ignatius Anthony
Pete Ashmore
Miranda Bell
Roger Delves-Broughton
Clare Humphrey
Gina Isaac
David Tarkenter
Emily Woodward
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Running Time: Approx 2 hours 30 minutes (Including one Interval)
Pay What You Can Performance Mon 19 Apr 7.30pm
Talk Back Wed 21 April 7.30pm
Sign Language Thu 22 Apr 7.30pm
Captioned Performance Tue 27 Apr 7.30pm
Audio Description Sat 1 May 2.00pm
Under Milk Wood *2010*
by Dylan Thomas
by Dylan Thomas
Director Gari Jones
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Designer Sara Perks
A funny and touching tale about a day and night in the life of the extraordinary residents of Llareggub (read it backwards!), an imaginary small Welsh fishing village.
One spring day a host of delightful yet peculiar characters awaken, go about their daily tasks, gossip and daydream, but as night falls they dream of a past that might have been and a future that may hold hope.
Polly Garter with her numerous children by numerous fathers, dreams of Willie, a very small man, who was the love of her life. Captain Cat, the blind bell-ringer, dreams of all the sailors lost at sea. Mr Pugh dreams of poisoning his wife, and Nogood Boyo dreams of Geishas; “I want to be good boyo but nobody’ll let me!”.
Under Milk Wood, with its crackling dialogue and lyrical prose, is hailed by many as a true masterpiece.
To see production photographs of this brilliant show please click on the 'Visit Website' button
A funny and touching tale about a day and night in the life of the extraordinary residents of Llareggub (read it backwards!), an imaginary small Welsh fishing village.
One spring day a host of delightful yet peculiar characters awaken, go about their daily tasks, gossip and daydream, but as night falls they dream of a past that might have been and a future that may hold hope.
Polly Garter with her numerous children by numerous fathers, dreams of Willie, a very small man, who was the love of her life. Captain Cat, the blind bell-ringer, dreams of all the sailors lost at sea. Mr Pugh dreams of poisoning his wife, and Nogood Boyo dreams of Geishas; “I want to be good boyo but nobody’ll let me!”.
Under Milk Wood, with its crackling dialogue and lyrical prose, is hailed by many as a true masterpiece.
To see production photographs of this brilliant show please click on the 'Visit Website' button

