Petal, Missy and Hen are on their way to Iona, searching for a miracle, when floods halt their train. Strange weather and circumstances allow them a tantalising opportunity to dream it better. “Bold, witty and adventurous” – Scotland on Sunday.
Directed by Sarah Argent.

This fully staged production is a dramatised adaptation of Cris Osborn’s graphic account of his terrifying cycle ride from the Rocky Mountains to the deserts of Peru. The play was first performed by David Prince at community venues in Merseyside in 1991 and at the Sherman Theatre, Cardiff in 1993.
Directed by David Prince

Performances Chapter, Cardiff Wed 14 Nov 2007, 8pm, £3 on the door Dylan Thomas Centre, Swansea, Thurs 15 Nov 2007, 7.30pm £3 Cast The Howie Lee – Jack Llewellyn The Rookie Lee – James Ashton Director Michael Kelligan Review ……The next night, my hearing had recovered sufficiently for me to be able to catch the [...]

In 1968 an Australian fol-rock hero finds himself caught up in the Prague Spring. A generation later, events in Wenceslas Square catch up with him in a maelstrom of memory and myth. “a beautifully assembled work…strikes to the heart”-The Bulletin.
Directed by D J Britton.

In a time of national tragedy, the world changes overnight. On September 12th 2001 Ben Harcourt finds himself in the apartment of his lover exploring the choices now available to them. ” the best new playwright to emerge in the past decade” – The New Yorker.
Directed by Gareth Potter