KILL THY NEIGHBOUR: playwright Lucie Lovatt on her dark comedy about holiday homes
We speak to Lucie Lovatt about her new play, Kill Thy Neighbour, where real-life issues with holiday home hoarders provide the basis for some dark comedy.
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“My relationship with the audience is a continual negotiation” – Welsh theatre’s SHÔN DALE-JONES returns with conceptual play STILL FLOATING
Arch conceptualist of contemporary Welsh theatre Shôn Dale-Jones has a new show, Still Floating, which questions its own right to exist.
This is not a drill: David Walliams’ DEMON DENTIST visits Swansea
Demon Dentist, one of David Walliams' 36 (!) books, is the latest to tread the boards. Amy Wild spoke to him before it opens at Swansea Grand.
“It’s very much about men not talking about mental health” – director Gareth John Bale on one-man rugby play, CARWYN
Jamie Rees talks to the director of new play, Carwyn, which tells the unsung story of the coach who masterminded four victories against the All Blacks in the 70s.