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By Dylan Thomas. Directed by Sian Williams
Performed on Thursday 25th, Saturday 27th & Sunday 28th June 2010 at Pentyrch Village Hall
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Summary It is Christmas 1923 in Swansea, Wales. Will the fire in Mrs. Prothero’s kitchen finally burn the house down? Will a hole have to be cut into the roof for the Christmas pine? And who sent young Dylan that mysterious package? Published in 1955, A Child's Christmas In Wales is Dylan Thomas’ anecdotal sketch of the festive season and a nostalgic and affectionate look back on Christmases past. Through Thomas’ brilliant prose and poetry, the atmosphere and magic of Christmas is recreated like never before. Dylan Thomas (Adult) Mike Beavan Dylan Thomas (Child) Matthew Brettle Mother Helen Jones Father Iain Campbell Postman Tim Driscoll Jim (Dylan's Friend) Joe Morris Jack (Dylan's Friend) Meredith Edwards Tom (Dylan's Friend) Christopher Conway Smoky (The Park Keeper) Mark Pinches Hannah (Dylan's Aunt) Pat Beavan Gwyn (Dylan's Uncle) Steve Williams Nellie (Gwyn's Wife) Sue O'Halloran Glyn (Dylan's Uncle) Tim Driscoll Brenda (Dylan's Cousin) Jenna Claridge Glenda (Dylan's Cousin) Carla Gambarini Tudyr Dai Williams Bessie Helen Page Elieri (Dylan's Aunt) Fleur Greening Murgatroyd (Hotel Chauffeur) Bill Pithers Fireman 1 Mark Pinches Fireman 2 & 3 Rhys Stapleton Constable Lloyd-Jones Mark PinchesLover 1 Rhys Stapleton Lover 2 Laura Hallas
Production Team Director/Producer Sian williams Assistant Director Brenda Slaughter Stage Manager Llwyd Herniman Set Design/Construction Wayne Brewer, Llwyd Herniman, Rhys Stapleton Scenic Artist Rhys Stapleton Scenic Painters Rhys Stapleton, Tracey Fox & Jan Stapleton Wardrobe Jan Stapleton, Sue Gambarini & Ros Jones Properties Lynne Newbury Sound Wayne Brewer Lighting Design Llwyd Herniman Continuity Fiona Jackson Business Manager Richard Jones Programme Dai Williams House Manager Richard Jones Bar Manager Iain Campbell, Ray Claridge Front of House Members and Friends of Hilltop Box Office Brenda Slaughter
Acknowledgements Thanks to Beulah Players & to Pontypridd Theatre Company
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