These five men may be living in a hospice, but there’s still plenty of life, love and determination inside them.
Directed by Allan Cook.

Written by a remarkable man: a respected painter, composer,librettist, teacher and playwright who, like so many Welsh polymaths, owes it to his roots as a boy growing up in a Merthyr terraced house as part of a poverty-stricken but intellectually lively family.
Directed by Russell Gomer

Based on the book by Robert Louis Stephenson.
Directed by Simon West.

A considerable figure in the Welsh drama scene, born in Pontypridd in 1954, Allan has written for most of the theatre companies in Wales. His play ‘Flowers from Tunisia’ won the best play at the Theatre in Wales awards and he is currently working on a novel, ‘The Last Buffalo’.
Directed by David Britton.

Seven Jewish Children was written in January 2009 by Caryl Churchill as an urgent response to the violent situation in the Gaza Strip. It was first performed at the Royal Court Theatre, London on February 6th 2009.
Directed by Terry Victor

Carribean Angels -Bringing some delicious Jamaican flavours to Wales.
Directed by Tony Etoria

Blocked writer Trecci wishes to be left alone on his barge, only stepping out for a riotous visit to the pub and an occasional sexual encounter with his neighbour’s one-legged wife.
Directed by Michael Kelligan

A fully staged production. Tense drama! A comedy of menace and truth.
Directed by Sarah Argent

Born Edna May Squires in Pontyberem, she began to perform professionally as a singer at the age of 16. Dorothy did most of her work with the orchestra of Billy Read, who was her partner for many years and wrote songs for her to perform.
Gerri Smith brings us the highs and lows of her life with powerful renderings of Squires’ vocals.
Directed by Ian Michael Thomas.

A Comedy of Terrors! An uncensored play about theatre censorship in the 21st Century.
Directed by Terry Victor.