Two Cardiff Lads’ answer to terrorism.
Directed by Michael Kelligan.

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

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

The Keep is about family- the little words in which customs, traditions and habits become entrenched over many years. ‘Mam’ is long dead when the play opens but her portrait gazes down on her five sons and one daughter who continue to live at home with their elderly father; the action concerns their response to an opportunity that could change the way of life they’ve fallen into.
Directed by Simon West.

Everything Must Go is mainly set in Blackwood, where five friends explore what modern Britain, and the abandonment of Bevanite socialism, has done to their generation.
Directed by Michael Kelligan.

‘The play that shocked the world!’
Directed by Michael Kelligan.

“Powerful theatre. rich and strange, great one-liners, Thomas at his fizzingly inventive best” Financial Times.
Directed by Michael Kelligan