Theatr Iolo: Recent Episodes

Theatr Iolo

Theatr Iolo is the leading Welsh children’s theatre company, creating high quality experiences that are stimulating, surprising and meaningful for children and their adults.Theatr Iolo yw cwmni theatr blaenllaw Cymru i blant, yn creu profiadau graenus sy’n symbylol, sy’n syfrdanu ac sy’n arbennig i blant ac i’w hoedolion.

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**Tu ôl i'r Sgrin
Gan \ By Sioned

Tu ôl i'r Sgrin** tells the story of two strangers who meet online and begin to form a deep connection and understanding of one another, despite their very different lives. But when their digital and real-life worlds collide, everything changes, leaving them with a different perspective and a valuable lesson that will stay with them forever.

Stori dau ddieithryn sy’n cyfarfod ar-lein yw Tu ôl i'r Sgrin. Mae’r ddau’n ffurfio cysylltiad dwfn ac yn deall ei gilydd i’r dim, er mor wahanol yw eu bywydau. Ond pan fydd eu bywydau digidol a’u bywydau go iawn yn gwrthdaro, mae popeth yn newid ac yn gadael y pâr gyda safbwynt newydd a gwers amhrisiadwy fydd yn aros gyda nhw am byth.

Cyfarwydd \ Director: Kira Bissex

Actorion\ Actors: Lily Beau, Huw Ferguson, Noni Lewis

Dylunydd Sain \ Sound Designer: Ian Barnard

Ysgrifennwr \ Writer: Sioned

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Y Freuddwyd Beryglus
Gan \ By Sophie
Come on a journey into Enfys’ dream world and discover those she meets on the way! Y Freuddwyd Beryglus will take you on a dangerous adventure through perilous mountains, lava lakes and ruinous castles, as Enfys fights to find a way back home to the real world.

Dewch ar daith i fyd breuddwydiol Enfys, a darganfyddwch y cymeriadau y mae hi’n dod ar eu traws ar hyd y ffordd! Bydd Y Freuddwyd Beryglus yn mynd â chi ar antur drwy fynyddoedd gwyllt, llynnoedd o lafa a chestyll dinistriol, wrth i Enfys frwydro i ddarganfod ei ffordd adre i’r byd go iawn.Cyfarwydd \ Director: Kira Bissex

Actorion\ Actors: Lily Beau, Carlie Enoch, Noni Lewis

Dylunydd Sain \ Sound Designer: Ian Barnard

Ysgrifennwr \ Writer: Sophie

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The Great Christmas Dinner Plot
Gan \ By Alex

A witty and heartwarming story about a Christmas emergency of epic proportions, The Great Christmas Dinner Plot tells of the lengths Santa and his elves will go to keep the spirit of Christmas alive... even when faced with a 20 mile per hour speed limit!

Dyma stori ddoniol a thwymgalon am chwip o argyfwng Nadolig. Yn The Great Christmas Dinner Plot mae Siôn Corn a’r corachod yn gwneud eu gorau glas i achub ysbryd y Nadolig… hyd yn oed pan fydd terfyn cyflymder o 20 milltir yr awr!

Cyfarwydd \ Director: Lee Lyford

Actorion\ Actors: Owen Alun, Lily Beau, Dena Davies, Phylip Harries

Dylunydd Sain \ Sound Designer: Ian Barnard

Ysgrifennwr \ Writer: Alex

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The Well-Known Wicks
Gan \ By Ali
Stori rybuddiol yw The Well-Known Wicks am effaith ddatfforestu ar gynefinoedd naturiol o amgylch y byd. Dyma stori ddoniol a thyner o safbwynt creaduriaid y goedwig, sy’n ein hatgoffa ni mor bwysig yw hi i ofalu am y byd o’n cwmpas.

The Well-Known Wicks is a cautionary tale about deforestation and the damage it causes to natural habitats around the globe. Told from the perspective of the creatures who inhabit the forest, this funny and moving story is a gentle reminder to look after the world around us.

Cyfarwydd \ Director: Lee Lyford

Actorion \ Actors: Owen Alun, Sion Pritchard, Noni Lewis

Dylunydd Sain \ Sound Designer: Ian Barnard

Ysgrifennwr \ Writer: Ali

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Creative Team / Tim Creadigol

Director / CyfarwyddShaili Sathyu

Actors/ ActorionKvle Lima
Hannah McPake
Shayontoni Ghosh
Faraz Khan

Sound Designer / Dylunydd Sainlan Barnard

Music composed by / Cerddoriaeth ganDyfan Jones

Written by / Ysgrifenwyd ganMabli

This project has been made possible thanks to a Connections Through Culture: India-Wales grant received from The British Council.

Gwnaed y prosiect yma’n bosib diolch i grant Cysylltiadau Drwy Ddiwylliant: India-Cymru gan y Cyngor Prydeini

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**Creative Team / Tim Creadigol

Director / Cyfarwydd**Ffion Bowen

Actors / ActorionRhys ap Trefor
Elin Llwyd
Mari Beard
Cellan Wyn

Sound Designer / Dylunydd Sainlan Barnard

Music composed by / Cerddoriaeth ganDyfan Jones

Written by / Ysgrifenwyd ganAwen

This project has been made possible thanks to a Connections Through Culture: India-Wales grant received from The British Council.

Gwnaed y prosiect yma’n bosib diolch i grant Cysylltiadau Drwy Ddiwylliant: India-Cymru gan y Cyngor Prydein

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Creative Team / Tim Creadigol

Director / CyfarwyddLee Lyford

Actors / ActorionFaraz Khan
Ffion Bowen
Puja Sarup

Sound Designer / Dylunydd Sainlan Barnard

Music composed by / Cerddoriaeth ganDyfan Jones

Written by / Ysgrifenwyd ganMahiya

This project has been made possible thanks to a Connections Through Culture: India-Wales grant received from The British Council.

Gwnaed y prosiect yma’n bosib diolch i grant Cysylltiadau Drwy Ddiwylliant: India-Cymru gan y Cyngor Prydein

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Creative Team / Tim Creadigol

Director / CyfarwyddLee Lyford

Actors / ActorionFaraz Khan
Ffion Bowen
Puja Sarup
Cellan Wyn

Sound Designer / Dylunydd Sainlan Barnard

Music composed by / Cerddoriaeth ganDyfan Jones

Written by / Ysgrifenwyd ganShiraz

This project has been made possible thanks to a Connections Through Culture: India-Wales grant received from The British Council.

Gwnaed y prosiect yma’n bosib diolch i grant Cysylltiadau Drwy Ddiwylliant: India-Cymru gan y Cyngor Prydein

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In summer 2020, Theatr Iolo ran a competition for children and young people between the ages of 7 and 16 to write an original ten-minute play. The competition was launched at a time when most children and young people were learning from home due to COVID-19 and provided a creative activity for children and young people whilst theatres were closed.

We received entries from many young people and enjoyed reading every single one of them! It was a difficult decision, but we are delighted to announce that the winning plays are The Wakey-Wake-Amatic by Esme (age 10), Home from War by Lauren (age 14), Two Worlds, One Meal by Faaris (age 13) and Cer i Ffwrdd by Rhiana (age 15).

*The plays were originally set to be performed at the Sherman Theatre but, as theatres around the country remain closed, the four winning scripts have been recorded as audio plays that can be listened to at home or in schools on the Theatr Iolo podcast channel.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*Yn haf 2020, cynhaliodd Theatr Iolo gystadleuaeth i blant a phobl ifanc rhwng 7 ac 16 oed ysgrifennu drama ddeng munud wreiddiol. Lansiwyd y gystadleuaeth ar adeg pan oedd y rhan fwyaf o blant a phobl ifanc yn dysgu gartref oherwydd COVID-19 ac yn darparu gweithgaredd creadigol i blant a phobl ifanc tra bod theatrau ar gau.

Cawsom gynigion gan lawer o bobl ifanc a mwynhau darllen pob un ohonynt! Roedd yn benderfyniad anodd, ond rydym yn falch iawn o gyhoeddi mai'r dramâu buddugol yw The Wakey-Wake-Amatic gan Esme (10 oed), Home from War gan Lauren (14 oed), Two Worlds, One Meal gan Faaris (13 oed) ) a Cer i Ffwrdd gan Rhiana (15 oed).

Yn wreiddiol, gosodwyd y dramâu i gael eu perfformio yn Theatr y Sherman ond, wrth i theatrau ledled y wlad aros ar gau, mae’r pedair sgript fuddugol wedi’u recordio fel dramâu sain y gellir gwrando arnynt gartref neu mewn ysgolion ar sianel podlediad Theatr Iolo.

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In summer 2020, Theatr Iolo ran a competition for children and young people between the ages of 7 and 16 to write an original ten-minute play. The competition was launched at a time when most children and young people were learning from home due to COVID-19 and provided a creative activity for children and young people whilst theatres were closed.

We received entries from many young people and enjoyed reading every single one of them! It was a difficult decision, but we are delighted to announce that the winning plays are The Wakey-Wake-Amatic by Esme (age 10), Home from War by Lauren (age 14), Two Worlds, One Meal by Faaris (age 13) and Cer i Ffwrdd by Rhiana (age 15).

*The plays were originally set to be performed at the Sherman Theatre but, as theatres around the country remain closed, the four winning scripts have been recorded as audio plays that can be listened to at home or in schools on the Theatr Iolo podcast channel.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*Yn haf 2020, cynhaliodd Theatr Iolo gystadleuaeth i blant a phobl ifanc rhwng 7 ac 16 oed ysgrifennu drama ddeng munud wreiddiol. Lansiwyd y gystadleuaeth ar adeg pan oedd y rhan fwyaf o blant a phobl ifanc yn dysgu gartref oherwydd COVID-19 ac yn darparu gweithgaredd creadigol i blant a phobl ifanc tra bod theatrau ar gau.

Cawsom gynigion gan lawer o bobl ifanc a mwynhau darllen pob un ohonynt! Roedd yn benderfyniad anodd, ond rydym yn falch iawn o gyhoeddi mai'r dramâu buddugol yw The Wakey-Wake-Amatic gan Esme (10 oed), Home from War gan Lauren (14 oed), Two Worlds, One Meal gan Faaris (13 oed) ) a Cer i Ffwrdd gan Rhiana (15 oed).

Yn wreiddiol, gosodwyd y dramâu i gael eu perfformio yn Theatr y Sherman ond, wrth i theatrau ledled y wlad aros ar gau, mae’r pedair sgript fuddugol wedi’u recordio fel dramâu sain y gellir gwrando arnynt gartref neu mewn ysgolion ar sianel podlediad Theatr Iolo.

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In summer 2020, Theatr Iolo ran a competition for children and young people between the ages of 7 and 16 to write an original ten-minute play. The competition was launched at a time when most children and young people were learning from home due to COVID-19 and provided a creative activity for children and young people whilst theatres were closed.

We received entries from many young people and enjoyed reading every single one of them! It was a difficult decision, but we are delighted to announce that the winning plays are The Wakey-Wake-Amatic by Esme (age 10), Home from War by Lauren (age 14), Two Worlds, One Meal by Faaris (age 13) and Cer i Ffwrdd by Rhiana (age 15).

*The plays were originally set to be performed at the Sherman Theatre but, as theatres around the country remain closed, the four winning scripts have been recorded as audio plays that can be listened to at home or in schools on the Theatr Iolo podcast channel.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*Yn haf 2020, cynhaliodd Theatr Iolo gystadleuaeth i blant a phobl ifanc rhwng 7 ac 16 oed ysgrifennu drama ddeng munud wreiddiol. Lansiwyd y gystadleuaeth ar adeg pan oedd y rhan fwyaf o blant a phobl ifanc yn dysgu gartref oherwydd COVID-19 ac yn darparu gweithgaredd creadigol i blant a phobl ifanc tra bod theatrau ar gau.

Cawsom gynigion gan lawer o bobl ifanc a mwynhau darllen pob un ohonynt! Roedd yn benderfyniad anodd, ond rydym yn falch iawn o gyhoeddi mai'r dramâu buddugol yw The Wakey-Wake-Amatic gan Esme (10 oed), Home from War gan Lauren (14 oed), Two Worlds, One Meal gan Faaris (13 oed) ) a Cer i Ffwrdd gan Rhiana (15 oed).

Yn wreiddiol, gosodwyd y dramâu i gael eu perfformio yn Theatr y Sherman ond, wrth i theatrau ledled y wlad aros ar gau, mae’r pedair sgript fuddugol wedi’u recordio fel dramâu sain y gellir gwrando arnynt gartref neu mewn ysgolion ar sianel podlediad Theatr Iolo.

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In summer 2020, Theatr Iolo ran a competition for children and young people between the ages of 7 and 16 to write an original ten-minute play. The competition was launched at a time when most children and young people were learning from home due to COVID-19 and provided a creative activity for children and young people whilst theatres were closed.

We received entries from many young people and enjoyed reading every single one of them! It was a difficult decision, but we are delighted to announce that the winning plays are The Wakey-Wake-Amatic by Esme (age 10), Home from War by Lauren (age 14), Two Worlds, One Meal by Faaris (age 13) and Cer i Ffwrdd by Rhiana (age 15).

*The plays were originally set to be performed at the Sherman Theatre but, as theatres around the country remain closed, the four winning scripts have been recorded as audio plays that can be listened to at home or in schools on the Theatr Iolo podcast channel.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*Yn haf 2020, cynhaliodd Theatr Iolo gystadleuaeth i blant a phobl ifanc rhwng 7 ac 16 oed ysgrifennu drama ddeng munud wreiddiol. Lansiwyd y gystadleuaeth ar adeg pan oedd y rhan fwyaf o blant a phobl ifanc yn dysgu gartref oherwydd COVID-19 ac yn darparu gweithgaredd creadigol i blant a phobl ifanc tra bod theatrau ar gau.

Cawsom gynigion gan lawer o bobl ifanc a mwynhau darllen pob un ohonynt! Roedd yn benderfyniad anodd, ond rydym yn falch iawn o gyhoeddi mai'r dramâu buddugol yw The Wakey-Wake-Amatic gan Esme (10 oed), Home from War gan Lauren (14 oed), Two Worlds, One Meal gan Faaris (13 oed) ) a Cer i Ffwrdd gan Rhiana (15 oed).

Yn wreiddiol, gosodwyd y dramâu i gael eu perfformio yn Theatr y Sherman ond, wrth i theatrau ledled y wlad aros ar gau, mae’r pedair sgript fuddugol wedi’u recordio fel dramâu sain y gellir gwrando arnynt gartref neu mewn ysgolion ar sianel podlediad Theatr Iolo.

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Tidy, gan yr awdur a’r darluniwr Emily Gravett, ydi un o’n hoff straeon i blant – rydym yn dotio at y ffordd ddyfeisgar mae’n chwilio pwysigrwydd gofalu am ein hamgylchedd, y darluniau hardd ac arferion digri mochyn daear destlus iawn!

Gyda chennad garedig y cyhoeddwyr Nosy Crow a Rily, rydym nawr wrth ein boddau o rannu â chi ddarlleniadau Tidy a’r addasiad Cymraeg, Taclus a berfformir gan yr actores o Gymru Mali Ann Rees.

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Tidy, by author and illustrator Emily Gravett, is one of our favourite children's stories - we love the inventive way it explores the importance of looking after our environment, the beautiful illustrations and the funny habits of a very neat badger! 

With the kind permission of the publishers Nosy Crow and Rily, we're now delighted to share with you readings of Tidy and the Welsh adaptation, Taclus performed by Welsh actress Mali Ann Rees.

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Tidy, gan yr awdur a’r darluniwr Emily Gravett, ydi un o’n hoff straeon i blant – rydym yn dotio at y ffordd ddyfeisgar mae’n chwilio pwysigrwydd gofalu am ein hamgylchedd, y darluniau hardd ac arferion digri mochyn daear destlus iawn!

Gyda chennad garedig y cyhoeddwyr Nosy Crow a Rily, rydym nawr wrth ein boddau o rannu â chi ddarlleniadau Tidy a’r addasiad Cymraeg, Taclus a berfformir gan yr actores o Gymru Mali Ann Rees.

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Tidy, by author and illustrator Emily Gravett, is one of our favourite children's stories - we love the inventive way it explores the importance of looking after our environment, the beautiful illustrations and the funny habits of a very neat badger! 

With the kind permission of the publishers Nosy Crow and Rily, we're now delighted to share with you readings of Tidy and the Welsh adaptation, Taclus performed by Welsh actress Mali Ann Rees.

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Following the postponement of our tour of Owl at Home, based on the illustrated children's book by Arnold Lobel, we've created a series of short videos with George Williams, the actor and musician who was due to appear in the show in May 2020.

In a new stream of work entitled George at Home, we'll bring to life the Owl at Home stories for you to enjoy together as a family. Twit-twoo!

Owl at Home will be back on the road in 2021
Sign up to our e-newletter at theatriolo.com for more updates

Text, art, cover and copy of book from Owl at Home by Arnold Lobel ­
Illustrated By: Arnold Lobel COPYRIGHT (C) 1975 BY ARNOLD LOBEL.
Used by permission of HarperCollins Publishers


Yn dilyn gohirio Owl at Home, wedi’i seilio ar y llyfr â darluniau i blant gan Arnold Lobel, rydym wedi creu cyfres o fideos byrion gyda George Williams, yr actor a’r cerddor oedd i fod i ymddangos yn y sioe ym mis Mai 2020.

Mewn ffrwd newydd o waith o’r enw George at Home, byddwn yn bywiogi straeon Owl at Home i chi gael blas arnyn nhw gyda’ch gilydd fel teulu. Ia-hŵ!

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Testun, celf, clawr a chopi o lyfr o Owl at Home gan Arnold Lobel
Darluniwyd gan: Arnold Lobel HAWLFRAINT (C) 1975 GAN ARNOLD LOBEL.
Defnyddir gyda chaniatâd HarperCollins Publishers

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So, what’s it like round here? The unheard, unbelievable true story of a girl called Maya; forever thirteen, forever on the move.

Funny, fearless and frightening, Transporter explores themes of identity, difference, conflict, and what it means to come or not come from somewhere.

Transporter tells the story of Maya, a girl who is constantly on the move. We meet Maya as she stands on the threshold of a new house in an ordinary city. From this everyday moment an epic story is woven, spanning decades and continents.

Maya - forever thirteen - is both ordinary and extraordinary; schoolgirl, time traveller, shaman. Tales of classroom conflicts, flights across deserts, ice cream dreams and thwarted revolutions weave together, and the local and the global the personal and political collide.

In a year that witnessed the Grenfell Tower fire, an unprecedented rise in homeless families in the UK, and entire populations on the move, together we considered the questions: What does home mean? Is there a safe place left on Earth? How do we navigate our way through a world that appears to be in ruins?

Written and performed by Catherine Dyson, in collaboration with Andy Smith and Lewis Gibson.

Developed through Theatr Iolo's artist development programme, Platfform, Transporter was born out of conversations with young people from the city of Newport, South Wales.

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So, what’s it like round here? The unheard, unbelievable true story of a girl called Maya; forever thirteen, forever on the move.

Funny, fearless and frightening, Transporter explores themes of identity, difference, conflict, and what it means to come or not come from somewhere.

Transporter tells the story of Maya, a girl who is constantly on the move. We meet Maya as she stands on the threshold of a new house in an ordinary city. From this everyday moment an epic story is woven, spanning decades and continents.

Maya - forever thirteen - is both ordinary and extraordinary; schoolgirl, time traveller, shaman. Tales of classroom conflicts, flights across deserts, ice cream dreams and thwarted revolutions weave together, and the local and the global the personal and political collide.

In a year that witnessed the Grenfell Tower fire, an unprecedented rise in homeless families in the UK, and entire populations on the move, together we considered the questions: What does home mean? Is there a safe place left on Earth? How do we navigate our way through a world that appears to be in ruins?

Written and performed by Catherine Dyson, in collaboration with Andy Smith and Lewis Gibson.

Developed through Theatr Iolo's artist development programme, Platfform, Transporter was born out of conversations with young people from the city of Newport, South Wales.

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So, what’s it like round here? The unheard, unbelievable true story of a girl called Maya; forever thirteen, forever on the move.

Funny, fearless and frightening, Transporter explores themes of identity, difference, conflict, and what it means to come or not come from somewhere.

Transporter tells the story of Maya, a girl who is constantly on the move. We meet Maya as she stands on the threshold of a new house in an ordinary city. From this everyday moment an epic story is woven, spanning decades and continents.

Maya - forever thirteen - is both ordinary and extraordinary; schoolgirl, time traveller, shaman. Tales of classroom conflicts, flights across deserts, ice cream dreams and thwarted revolutions weave together, and the local and the global the personal and political collide.

In a year that witnessed the Grenfell Tower fire, an unprecedented rise in homeless families in the UK, and entire populations on the move, together we considered the questions: What does home mean? Is there a safe place left on Earth? How do we navigate our way through a world that appears to be in ruins?

Written and performed by Catherine Dyson, in collaboration with Andy Smith and Lewis Gibson.

Developed through Theatr Iolo's artist development programme, Platfform, Transporter was born out of conversations with young people from the city of Newport, South Wales.

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Following the postponement of our tour of Owl at Home, based on the illustrated children's book by Arnold Lobel, we've created a series of short videos with George Williams, the actor and musician who was due to appear in the show in May 2020.

In a new stream of work entitled George at Home, we'll bring to life the Owl at Home stories for you to enjoy together as a family. Twit-twoo!

Owl at Home will be back on the road in 2021
Sign up to our e-newletter at theatriolo.com for more updates

Text, art, cover and copy of book from Owl at Home by Arnold Lobel ­
Illustrated By: Arnold Lobel COPYRIGHT (C) 1975 BY ARNOLD LOBEL.
Used by permission of HarperCollins Publishers


Yn dilyn gohirio Owl at Home, wedi’i seilio ar y llyfr â darluniau i blant gan Arnold Lobel, rydym wedi creu cyfres o fideos byrion gyda George Williams, yr actor a’r cerddor oedd i fod i ymddangos yn y sioe ym mis Mai 2020.

Mewn ffrwd newydd o waith o’r enw George at Home, byddwn yn bywiogi straeon Owl at Home i chi gael blas arnyn nhw gyda’ch gilydd fel teulu. Ia-hŵ!

Bydd Owl at Home yn ei hôl ar daith yn 2021
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Testun, celf, clawr a chopi o lyfr o Owl at Home gan Arnold Lobel
Darluniwyd gan: Arnold Lobel HAWLFRAINT (C) 1975 GAN ARNOLD LOBEL.
Defnyddir gyda chaniatâd HarperCollins Publishers

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When was the last time you were transported?

Together we will go on a journey across continents and years, down city streets, through deserts, over oceans, asking questions that echo through history. Transporter is a bold, spellbinding show, born out of a belief in the power of words to transport. Just one performer in an empty space, and an audience. An act of shared imagination. A kind of magic that happens... when you simply listen to a story. 

This is the story of a girl called Maya. A girl who is always thirteen. A girl who is always on the move. A never-ending search for the last safe place on Earth. 

Written  and  performed  by  Catherine  Dyson,  in  collaboration  with  Andy  Smith and Lewis  Gibson. Co-produced by Theatr Iolo and The Riverfront.

Developed through our artist development programme Platfform, Transporter was written in Newport, where conversations with local young people inspired a story of universal and timeless resonance.

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Following the postponement of our tour of Owl at Home, based on the illustrated children's book by Arnold Lobel, we've created a series of short videos with George Williams, the actor and musician who was due to appear in the show in May 2020.

In a new stream of work entitled George at Home, we'll bring to life the Owl at Home stories for you to enjoy together as a family. Twit-twoo!

Owl at Home will be back on the road in 2021
Sign up to our e-newletter at theatriolo.com for more updates

Text, art, cover and copy of book from Owl at Home by Arnold Lobel ­
Illustrated By: Arnold Lobel COPYRIGHT (C) 1975 BY ARNOLD LOBEL.
Used by permission of HarperCollins Publishers


Yn dilyn gohirio Owl at Home, wedi’i seilio ar y llyfr â darluniau i blant gan Arnold Lobel, rydym wedi creu cyfres o fideos byrion gyda George Williams, yr actor a’r cerddor oedd i fod i ymddangos yn y sioe ym mis Mai 2020.

Mewn ffrwd newydd o waith o’r enw George at Home, byddwn yn bywiogi straeon Owl at Home i chi gael blas arnyn nhw gyda’ch gilydd fel teulu. Ia-hŵ!

Bydd Owl at Home yn ei hôl ar daith yn 2021
Ymgofrestrwch i’n e-newyddlen yn theatriolo.com i weld rhagor o ddiweddariadau

Testun, celf, clawr a chopi o lyfr o Owl at Home gan Arnold Lobel
Darluniwyd gan: Arnold Lobel HAWLFRAINT (C) 1975 GAN ARNOLD LOBEL.
Defnyddir gyda chaniatâd HarperCollins Publishers

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Following the postponement of our tour of Owl at Home, based on the illustrated children's book by Arnold Lobel, we've created a series of short videos with George Williams, the actor and musician who was due to appear in the show in May 2020.

In a new stream of work entitled George at Home, we'll bring to life the Owl at Home stories for you to enjoy together as a family. Twit-twoo!

Owl at Home will be back on the road in 2021
Sign up to our e-newletter at theatriolo.com for more updates

Text, art, cover and copy of book from Owl at Home by Arnold Lobel ­
Illustrated By: Arnold Lobel COPYRIGHT (C) 1975 BY ARNOLD LOBEL.
Used by permission of HarperCollins Publishers


Yn dilyn gohirio Owl at Home, wedi’i seilio ar y llyfr â darluniau i blant gan Arnold Lobel, rydym wedi creu cyfres o fideos byrion gyda George Williams, yr actor a’r cerddor oedd i fod i ymddangos yn y sioe ym mis Mai 2020.

Mewn ffrwd newydd o waith o’r enw George at Home, byddwn yn bywiogi straeon Owl at Home i chi gael blas arnyn nhw gyda’ch gilydd fel teulu. Ia-hŵ!

Bydd Owl at Home yn ei hôl ar daith yn 2021
Ymgofrestrwch i’n e-newyddlen yn theatriolo.com i weld rhagor o ddiweddariadau

Testun, celf, clawr a chopi o lyfr o Owl at Home gan Arnold Lobel
Darluniwyd gan: Arnold Lobel HAWLFRAINT (C) 1975 GAN ARNOLD LOBEL.
Defnyddir gyda chaniatâd HarperCollins Publishers

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Following the postponement of our tour of Owl at Home, based on the illustrated children's book by Arnold Lobel, we've created a series of short videos with George Williams, the actor and musician who was due to appear in the show in May 2020.

In a new stream of work entitled George at Home, we'll bring to life the Owl at Home stories for you to enjoy together as a family. Twit-twoo!

Owl at Home will be back on the road in 2021
Sign up to our e-newletter at theatriolo.com for more updates

Text, art, cover and copy of book from Owl at Home by Arnold Lobel ­
Illustrated By: Arnold Lobel COPYRIGHT (C) 1975 BY ARNOLD LOBEL.
Used by permission of HarperCollins Publishers


Yn dilyn gohirio Owl at Home, wedi’i seilio ar y llyfr â darluniau i blant gan Arnold Lobel, rydym wedi creu cyfres o fideos byrion gyda George Williams, yr actor a’r cerddor oedd i fod i ymddangos yn y sioe ym mis Mai 2020.

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Darluniwyd gan: Arnold Lobel HAWLFRAINT (C) 1975 GAN ARNOLD LOBEL.
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