Collaboration

Working with others is at the heart of what we do. From actors to freelancers, organisations and partners of all kinds – collaboration is how we transport the storytelling magic of live theatre from the stage and into unique learning experiences and creative activities with communities in classrooms, museums, gardens and through digital devices everywhere.
Get involved with Theatr na nÓg

There are many ways to get involved with us, whether you’re a young actor looking for guidance or advice, or a potential partner keen to collaborate. You can browse through our recent projects and opportunities below, or you can get in touch with us directly.

There’s always a warm welcome at Theatr na nÓg.

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Y Consortiwm

Y Consortiwm Cymraeg was set up by Theatr na nÓg and three venues to present high-quality, accessible Welsh language theatre and to produce a programme of participation for communities to improve their language skills and also engage in arts and culture on their doorstep.

Theatr Soar in Merthyr Tydfil, The Welfare in Ystradgynlais and Awen Cultural Trust joined forces with us to rekindle the vitality and value of their venues to their communities. The Consortiwm is supported by the Arts Council of Wales' Connect and Flourish Fund.

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The Carolyn Davies Creative Learning Award

Theatr na nÓg offers schools across South Wales the opportunity to showcase their creative streak at a prestigious awards ceremony, sponsored by Carr Jenkins & Hood.

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Creative Workshops with the Urdd

We have been working in partnership with Urdd Gorllewin Morgannwg to provide creative workshops for local young people through the Welsh language.

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Unpacking Feelings

Unpacking Feelings is a project that explores young people's mental health and well-being through their second language and the expressive arts.

Another Day in Paradise

A series of interviews with Welsh creatives sharing their practice.

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Young Associates

A creative network for young people to collaborate, share ideas and develop skills.

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Community Garden

We've been working with pupils from Cefn Saeson Comprehensive School to create a pollinator garden next to our unit base in Neath.