Tensions rise as a mother and daughter wait for a soldier to return from Afghanistan.
Directed by Lynn Hunter

One woman – two men – who is keeping an eye on who?
Directed by Elise Davison.

Translated from the Catalan by John London.
A representative work of women playwrights working in Catalonia today who share much in common with female artists working in Wales.
Directed by Ruth Garnault.

Gillian Clarke is the much acclaimed National Poet of Wales.
Directed by Gilly Adams.
Preceded by Wishful Thinking from Hijinx Theatre

Poet Susan Richardson regularly broadcasts on BBC radio and was Poet in residence at the 2009 Chelsea flower show. Directed by Bethan Morgan.

Boccaccio’s Decameron reworked by romantic poet John Keats updated by the award winning playwright with great tension and great humour. Directed by Sita Calvert-Ennals.

The Falklands War and the legacies of war through the eys of two young welsh families. Script help performance directed by Julie Barclay.

Following on from Michael Kelligan’s productions of Blue Heron in the Womb and Blink, Gareth Potter, as Director, revisits this rewarding play in which he originally played the part of Rowlands’ questing young man.

A cop and his snout meet on a park bench. The cop is enticed into a magical world where fact and fiction blur and his dream (to become a good cop) becomes true.
Directed by Simon West

A new one man play looking at the life of Pontrhydyfen’s favourite son, twenty five years after his death.
Directed by Hugh Thomas