' But it’s us that have to live with it.' With the eyes of the world watching, a welsh farming community, torn apart by tragedy, gathers to debate a planned memorial.
Tonight, you’re in the village hall with them and every vote counts.
A portrait of a close-knit community wrestling with its past, its future and the politics of remembrance.
Playwright rhys warrington makes his royal court debut with this world premiere, directed by francesca goodridge and co-produced with sherman theatre, cardiff.
Rhys is the recipient of the second davidson playgc bursary, supported by playgc theatre company and the alan davidson foundation.
Age uk captioned:
thursday 7th january 3:00pm
captioned:
thursday 7th january 7:45pm
relaxed performance:
saturday 16th january 2:00pm
babe in arms:
thursday 14th january 3:00pm
' But it’s us that have to live with it.' With the eyes of the world watching, a welsh farming community, torn apart by tragedy,
