In his own words, Wales’ premier laughter maker gives us some incites.
Directed by Lynn Hunter.

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

In the 1920s and 1930s Evans’ work was savagely attacked by Welsh critics – he was known for a while in the Welsh press as ‘the best hated man in Wales’ – but he can now be seen as perhaps the first genuine exponent of ‘Anglo-Welsh literature’.
Directed by Steve Fisher

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