A different kind of creative opportunity
National Theatre Wales Assembly programme will be running alongside our main productions and will offer opportunities to experience theatre as a space for exploration, discussions and shared experiences.
The event might take place in the same spaces as the main shows, or somewhere very different: The library, the pub, the playground, the park, the community centre or the launderette– We’ll work with local residents to discover the right place to inhabit for a week.
Working with a teams of local musicians, performers, artists, filmmakers, hairdressers, bakers, shop assistant, bus drivers, dog owners, tea drinkers etc...We’ll create an evening of performances and discussions about what really matters in this particular place at this particular time.
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The Valleys Assembly |
The Swansea Assembly |
The Cardiff Assembly |
The Barmouth Assembly |
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The Beach Assembly |
The Brecon Assembly |
The Bridgend Assembly |
The Newport Assembly |
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The Anglesey Assembly |
The Butetown Assembly |
The Aberystwyth Assembly |
The Milford Haven Assembly |
The Valleys Assembly investigated the perception of the Valleys: Between different Valleys, from the Valleys looking out and from the outside looking in.
When Tracy in A Good Night Out in the Valleys asks, "when does the future start?" she is asking us how can we move forward when some people are intent on staying-or keeping us-in the past.
To find out how it went and continue the discussion, visit the community pages here
The Swansea Assembly investigated the shape and soul of the city of Swansea; its future plans and its ghosts. Are the people of Swansea escaping reality or imagining the future?
To find out how it went and continue the discussion, visit the community pages here
Cardiff is known as a young city. The youngest capital in Europe. Apparently 42% of the population is under 30 years old. So where do the older people fit in? Do young people feel that it is a city that belongs to them? How do intergenerational conflicts exist in Cardiff today?
To find out how it went and continue the discussion, visit the community pages here
The Barmouth Assembly investigated the town's different rhythms and beats; the fluctuations between summer tourism waves and winter retreates.
To find out how it went and continue the discussion,visit the community pages here
The Prestatyn Assembly was seeking the answer to the question: What does a Welsh person sound like?
To find out how it went and continue the discussion,visit the community pages here
What is Brecon guarding and protecting?
The Brecon Assembly will look at how the town's location and landscape has made it a highly protected and instrumental centre for the cultural, ecological and technological development of Britain, and how the different communities live for, with or through it.
To find out how it went and continue the discussion, visit the community pages here
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