You Should Ask Wallace - Theatr na nÓg's award-winning play exploring Welsh scientist Alfred Russel Wallace's life and his quest for the origin of species.
Ioan Hefin returns as Wallace for two performances in St Illtyd's Church, a stone's throw from the cottage where Wallace once lived.
Join us to meet the man who made an indelible mark on history and mankind.
St Illtyd's Church, Neath
Thursday 6th November - 1:30pm & 4:30pm
Tickets £5 - pay at the door
Strangers & Brothers - a rehearsed reading of the radio play by Sally Roberts Jones
On an ebony sky.
Aberafan.
January 1847,
Third year of the famine.
The play explores the history of the Irish who moved to Port Talbot during the Great Famine. Originally commissioned by BBC Radio Wales in 1974, this will be the first live performance of the play in 50 years.
13 November 2025 - 6pm
Carmel Chapel, Port Talbot
The third collaboration will be with the community of Glyncorrwg to create a brand-new play following the life of Dr Sydney Fisher, born in Glyncorrwg, who, after witnessing the terrible coal mining illnesses of his patients, set about seeking compensation for many of his community who suffered with pneumoconiosis. The landmark ruling that followed changed the lives of so many men living in Wales.
