| Maes Terfyn by Gwyneth Glyn |
| First presented in 2007 by Sherman Cymru |
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cast size:4
synopsis: Maes Terfyn by acclaimed poet and singer Gwyneth Glyn tells the tale of a young business woman from London, returning to Wales to re-learn the language. Set alongside a controversial plan to develop the local marina, Maes Terfyn is an emotional whirlwind with Welsh politics as its backdrop. Directed by Arwel Grufydd and starring Sêra Cracroft, Huw Garmon, Lauren Phillips and Dora Jones, Maes Terfyn will mark an exciting step in Gwyneth Glyn’s career as a playwright. She comments: “Maes Terfyn originated from a simple idea, which thanks to Arwel's careful guidance, grew into a politically and emotionally meaningful journey for me. The play explores the relationship between language, politics and love, and the conflict of these elements between and within individuals. I look forward to enjoying the first night performance, and I am hoping audiences will flock to see this amazing cast at work.” Maes Terfyn will be the first in-house production of the newly merged Sgript Cymru and Sherman Theatre company – recently named Sherman Cymru. |
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