Theatr Iolo

	Whose Shoes Originally commissioned and produced by Quicksilver Theatre Company, 1992. Theatr Iolo presents a production of the delightful children's play, "Whose Shoes" by the acclaimed children's playwright Mike Kenny. Eldamina loves to dance. She loves to dance so much that Cinderella even gave her the famous glass slippers to dance in. Eldamina dances for anyone who will watch. more.
	Digging for Words A drama facilitated workshop, created and delivered by Glenys Evans Theatr Iolo’s Education Officer. Bark … greyish and finely cracked … worse than his bite … height forty five metres …whatever you do be careful …scrambled words, lingering letters and idiotic idioms …so keep your hair on … join the dots …untie the knots … and discover just who is Casper Oak? more.
	Snow Child / Plentyn yr Eira Created by/Dyfeisiwyd gan Sarah Argent, Dafydd James, Kevin Lewis With puppetry and live music, this mischievous Snow Child and enchanting play will warm all hearts this Christmas. Snow Child is a co-production between Sherman Cymru and Theatr Iolo. Performances are available in both English and Welsh. Gydaphypedau a cherddoriaeth fyw bydd y Plentyn Eira direidus a’r ddrama hudolus yma’n cynhesu pob calon y Nadolig hwn. Mae Plentyn yr Eira yn gyd-gynhyrchiad rhwng Sherman Cymru a Theatr Iolo. Mae perfformiadau ar gael yn Gymraeg a Saesneg. more.
	The Flock by Jesper Wamlser, translated by Sarah Argent A young woman can’t stop remembering the time when she was part of a gang of five wild girls. A time when something went wrong, fatally wrong. And now the girl who had disappeared has come back again, forcing Vic to come to terms with what happened. more.
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	Marcos Following the mythical, yet true, story of a boy who grows up in the wild, but is later found and brought to the city to be 'tamed', Marcos challenges the younger audience to examine and question man's relationship to animals. As the tale unfolds, and Marcos relates his experiences, with the props around him transforming into animals, themes such as growing up, making sense of the world, and bullying are also explored. more.

Originally commissioned and produced by Quicksilver Theatre Company, 1992.

Theatr Iolo presents a production of the delightful children's play, "Whose Shoes" by the acclaimed children's playwright Mike Kenny. Eldamina loves to dance. She loves to dance so much that Cinderella even gave her the famous glass slippers to dance in. Eldamina dances for anyone who will watch.

more.

Digging for Words

A drama facilitated workshop, created and delivered by Glenys Evans Theatr Iolo’s Education Officer.

Bark … greyish and finely cracked … worse than his bite … height forty five metres …whatever you do be careful …scrambled words, lingering letters and idiotic idioms …so keep your hair on … join the dots …untie the knots … and discover just who is Casper Oak?

more.

Snow Child / Plentyn yr Eira

Created by/Dyfeisiwyd gan Sarah Argent, Dafydd James, Kevin Lewis

With puppetry and live music, this mischievous Snow Child and enchanting play will warm all hearts this Christmas.

Snow Child is a co-production between Sherman Cymru and Theatr Iolo. Performances are available in both English and Welsh.

Gydaphypedau a cherddoriaeth fyw bydd y Plentyn Eira direidus a’r ddrama hudolus yma’n cynhesu pob calon y Nadolig hwn.

Mae Plentyn yr Eira yn gyd-gynhyrchiad rhwng Sherman Cymru a Theatr Iolo. Mae perfformiadau ar gael yn Gymraeg a Saesneg.

more.

The Flock

by Jesper Wamlser, translated by Sarah Argent

A young woman can’t stop remembering the time when she was part of a gang of five wild girls. A time when something went wrong, fatally wrong. And now the girl who had disappeared has come back again, forcing Vic to come to terms with what happened.

more.

Also Available

Marcos

Following the mythical, yet true, story of a boy who grows up in the wild, but is later found and brought to the city to be 'tamed', Marcos challenges the younger audience to examine and question man's relationship to animals. As the tale unfolds, and Marcos relates his experiences, with the props around him transforming into animals, themes such as growing up, making sense of the world, and bullying are also explored.

more.

Evening Performances

More schools are using Theatr Iolo as a way of bringing together teachers, parents and children in a social, enjoyable evening of theatre. This experience is available to your school. You can book an evening performance in the usual way by contacting the office.