He’s seen the future. Twice.
Drinking hard. Laughing loud, and never looking back; Ifan keeps everyone at arm’s length. Except Mair, who he can’t get out of his mind.
As global politics crashes into rural North Wales, an unexpected experiment catapults Ifan into the future. Twice!
One future offers a Wales full of freedom and hope. The alternative future is a world stripped of language, borders and community. In both, he finds Mair and between them lies the present, and Ifan must decide.
Blending love story, speculative thriller and political reckoning, Wythnos yng Nghymru Fydd, written by Mared Llywelyn and directed by Gethin Evans, reimagines Islwyn Ffowc Elis’s classic novel in a bold new production that asks what kind of future our today creates.
Access:
BSL Interpreter: Cathryn McShane-Kouyaté
Audio Describer: Rhodri Trefor
Audio Description: Thursday 29 Oct, 7:30pm.
Wythnos yng Nghymru Fydd is performed in Welsh. All shows will include Welsh and English captions.
For the best experience, if you are planning to use the captions, we recommend that you sit:
Auditorium left: Cymraeg / Welsh
Auditorium right: Saeneg / English
Auditorium right: BSL
There will be a post-show talk on Thursday 29 October.
