DIRTYPROTEST
Dirty Protest Presents Taxi
7 brand new short plays based on the photography of Mike Harvey by 7 of Swansea's most exciting theatrical voices.
For this event, we collaborated with Swansea-based company, Critical Ambition and brought Dirty Protest's brand of raw, unapologetic work to Swansea for the first time.
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Our writers were Helen Griffin, Simon Harris, Matthew Bulgo, Tracy Harris, Michael Waters, Miranda Roszkowski,
Robert Surman.
Perfomances - 9 Sept 2015 - No Sign Wine Bar, Swansea and 10 Sept 2015 - Little Man Coffee Co., Cardiff.
Dirty, Gifted & Welsh
Following the success of 2013’s festival, National Theatre Wales and Dirty Protest are teaming up once more for a jam-packed celebration of Welsh writers and writing for performance.
Join us for an all-day English-language theatre lock-in and writing festival including readings, debates, a Quiz Quest multimedia pub quiz, workshops, speakers, a dirty disco and much more...
Come along and have your own work performed: sign up for our Scratch Space on the day or in advance at nationaltheatrewales.org/community
Angel Hotel, Cardiff - October 12
Last Christmas
Director: Kate Wasserberg
Writer: Matthew Bulgo
Starring: Sion Pritchard
Returning home for Christmas, Tom is confronted with the ghosts of his past. Forced to face his demons, he attempts to rescue his family and his future. Will Tom be able to save it all in time?
First performed at Sherman Cyrmu and Theatr Clywd - 2013
31 July - 25 August - Assembly George Square Studios - Five
http://www.assemblyfestival.com/event.php?id=110
Parallel Lines
Director: Catherine Paskell
Writer: Katherine Chandler
Starring: Rachel Redford, Jan Anderson, Gareth Pierce, Lisa Diveney
Steph is 15 years old. Simon is her teacher. Both live in Cardiff but their parallel lives couldn’t be more different. When an accusation is made and their worlds collide, things aren’t as simple as they might seem.
Award-winning playwright Katherine Chandler explores truth, class and power in contemporary Wales in this gripping, uncompromising play, directed by Catherine Paskell. Premiere of the 2012 Wales Drama Award winning play.
Performed at Chapter Arts Centre - November 2013
Theatre Critic of Wales Awards - Best Production (English Lang) Critics' Choice
After the End
Director: Mared Swain
Writer: Dennis Kelly
Starring: Kezia Burrows, Gruffudd Glyn
A nuclear attack on London leaves Mark and Louise fighting for survival in a fall-out bunker in London. In this masterful two-hander, award-winning playwright Dennis Kelly explores terrorism in its many brutal forms. This is the Welsh premiere of After The End, and the first full production from new writing company Dirty Protest. Ages: 16+ Some violence and adult content
Staged at Sherman Cymru - July 2013