Ritual

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Three short plays from Dirty Protest Theatre in partnership with National Theatre Wales and Sherman Theatre in association with BBC Cymru Wales and BBC Arts.

Épisodes

  1. #3: Unbound by Remy Beasley

    05/07/2020

    #3: Unbound by Remy Beasley

    Unbound by Remy Beasley The end of the world. Two women bury birds. A transcript can be downloaded here. There are large print, contrasting colours and standard print versions available. Cast: Helen - Siw Hughes Kayleigh - Sharita Oomeer Artwork - Nic Finch (Chameleonic Design) Stage Manager - Amy Wildgoose Technician - Gareth Brierley Sound Design - Benjamin Partridge Dramaturgy - Catherine Paskell and Tim Price Director - Catherine Paskell About Ritual: Live theatre is a ritual that we can’t enact or take part in right  now. The few rituals we have each day now include exercise, washing up,  cooking and cleaning. With this in mind,  Dirty Protest have  commissioned three early career writers from across Wales to create  Ritual, three audio plays you can listen to on the move as part of your  daily routine. A  Dirty Protest Theatre production with National Theatre Wales and  Sherman  Theatre, in association with BBC Cymru Wales and BBC Arts.

    27 min
  2. #2: Double Drop by Lisa Jên Brown

    03/07/2020

    #2: Double Drop by Lisa Jên Brown

    Double Drop by Lisa Jên Brown 1995. The rites and ceremonies of the Eisteddfod collide with the communion and transcendence of a rave. A transcript can be downloaded here. There are large print, contrasting colours and standard print versions available. Cast: Esmi - Manon Wilkinson Lara - Sharita Oomeer Llyr, Iolo Morganwg, The Archdruid - Gareth Pierce Mam - Siw Hughes Original music by 9Bach Artwork - Nic Finch (Chameleonic Design) Stage Manager - Amy Wildgoose Technician - Gareth Brierley Sound Design - Benjamin Partridge Dramaturgy - Catherine Paskell and Tim Price Director - Catherine Paskell About Ritual: Live theatre is a ritual that we can’t enact or take part in right now. The few rituals we have each day now include exercise, washing up, cooking and cleaning. With this in mind,  Dirty Protest have commissioned three early career writers from across Wales to create Ritual, three audio plays you can listen to on the move as part of your daily routine. A  Dirty Protest Theatre production with National Theatre Wales and Sherman  Theatre, in association with BBC Cymru Wales and BBC Arts.

    27 min
  3. #1: Soaring by Hefin Robinson

    03/07/2020

    #1: Soaring by Hefin Robinson

    Soaring by Hefin Robinson. 1999. Two strangers from opposite sides of Wales are brought together through cassette conversations. A transcript can be downloaded here. There are large print, contrasting colours and standard print versions available. Cast: Enid - Siw Hughes Tom - Gareth Pierce Sian - Sharita Oomeer Artwork - Nic Finch (Chameleonic Design) Stage Manager - Amy Wildgoose Technician - Gareth Brierley Sound Design - Benjamin Partridge Dramaturgy - Catherine Paskell and Tim Price Director - Catherine Paskell About Ritual: Live theatre is a ritual that we can’t  enact or take part in right now. The few rituals we have each day now  include exercise, washing up, cooking and cleaning. With this in mind,  Dirty Protest have commissioned three writers from across Wales to create Ritual, three audio plays you can listen to on the move as part of your daily routine. A  Dirty Protest Theatre production with National Theatre Wales and Sherman  Theatre, in association with BBC Cymru Wales and BBC Arts.

    32 min

  4. 29/06/2020

    Trailer

    A trailer for the three upcoming plays, which will be released on 3, 4, and 5 July 2020.

    1 min

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Three short plays from Dirty Protest Theatre in partnership with National Theatre Wales and Sherman Theatre in association with BBC Cymru Wales and BBC Arts.

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  • Création
    Dirty Protest Theatre
  • Années d’activité
    2 k
  • Épisodes
    4
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