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Sion Eirian |
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We have information on 9 plays by Sion Eirian
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the company's name to read their details on this web site
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| Hedfan Drwy’r Machlud |
First
presented in 2006
by Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama |
synopsis:
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| Epa yn y Parlwr Cefn |
First
presented in 2004
by Cwmni Theatre 3D |
synopsis:
Dyma gynhyrchiad newydd o ddrama bwerus Sion Eirian gan Gwmni Theatr 3D. Hanes tair putain wahanol iawn sydd yma – Mary, Bethan a Linda. Myfyrwraig o gefndir breintiedig yw Bethan, sy’n puteinio er mwyn talu am ei lle yn y coleg. Mae’n boendod i Linda, sy’n butain ifanc, surbwch, ond gwelwn y ddwy yn eu tro yn ffoi o’u sefyllfaoedd drwy eu hatgofion a’u dychymyg. Putain brofiadol, wedi ei chaledu yw Mary. Ystyriwn yr hyn sydd fwya’ anfoesol – galwedigaeth drist a diflas y merched, neu drachwant ffasiynol a dienaid eu lanlord, Scoot? Ai niwroses rhywiol ein cymdeithas sy’n gyfrifol am gynnydd puteinio, neu’r amodau cymdeithasol dinistriol cynyddol? Nid ceisio ateb yr amlwg a wneir, ond creu darlun bras o fywyd pedwar cymeriad, mewn un gornel fach o’r cynfas. Anaddas i rai dan 16.
A new production of Sion Eirian’s hard hitting play about three prostitutes, not performed in Wales for over a decade. Unsuitable for children under 16.
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| Nia Ben Aur |
First
presented in 2003
by Theatr na n'Og |
synopsis:
A vibrant and exciting production of the legendary 1970s Rock Opera, Nia Ben Aur
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| Paradwys Waed |
First
presented in 2000
by Bara Caws |
synopsis:
Dau newyddiadurwr o Ogledd Cymru yn gweithio allan yn Sbaen ym 1936; Gronw Ellis ar ran y Daily Telegraph a Richard Stevens ar ran y Daily Worker. Cred y ddau eu bod wedi dod o hyd i'w paradwys bersonol tan i'r Rhyfel Cartref weddnewid eu bywydau. Drama yw hon am ddelfrydau a phropaganda, gydag elfennau personal carwriaethol a rhywiol yn cymhlethu'r stori.
Cyfarwyddwr: Ian Rowlands. Yr actorion: Dafydd Dafis, Betsan Llwyd, Dyfrig W. Evans, Dyfan Roberts, Alys Thomas.
Set in the Spanish civil war, Paradise of Blood is a powerful exploration of personal and political ideals
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| Epa yn y Parlwr Cefn |
First
presented in 1994
by Dalier Sylw |
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| Blodeuwedd |
First
presented in 1992
by Sherman Theatre Company |
synopsis:
Translated into English by Sion Eirian (English title: "Woman of Flowers") this was a co-production between the Sherman Theatre Company and the Actors Touring Company.
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| Woman of Flowers |
First
presented in 1991
by Actors Touring Company |
synopsis:
An interpretation of the Blodeuwedd legend
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| Dracula |
First
presented in 1991
by Sherman Theatre Company |
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| Crash Course |
First
presented in 1982
by Made in Wales |
synopsis:
Directed by Hugh Thomas
The setting is a Welsh Language Learning Course in West Wales - a pointed satire on Welsh language culture.
Cast: 6 (3 men and 3 women)
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