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NEW: 2018

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NEW is the Royal Welsh College’s weeklong showcase of new writing, which returns in 2018 for a fifth exciting year.  The College’s Richard Burton Company will premier four new plays in Cardiff before transferring to London’s Gate Theatre.

We would like to thank the following Trusts and Foundations for their support of NEW: 2018:

The Richard Carne Trust
The Fenton Arts Trust
Spielman Charitable Trust
Peter and Janet Swinburn

SHOWS

REALITY

Written by Stuart Slade
Directed by Grace Gummer
In collaboration with the Royal Court Theatre
Somewhere in a basement, seven reality TV stars are preparing to be voted off by the public. Or to die. It’s one of the two.
A play about the stories we tell ourselves to stay sane, the nature of hope, and the ties that bind us to others. Literally.

Running time: approx 1 hour.

SPILT

Written by Charley Miles
Directed by Rania Jumaily
In collaboration with the Royal Court Theatre
Everyone is telling Maria that this should be the happiest time of her life, but she’s got a problem.  It’s not that’s she’s pregnant; it’s that her washing machine keeps exploding and causing massive ruptures in time, space and her physical reality.  SPILT is a surreal play about choices, relationships and what might happen if you could split yourself in three.

Running time: just under 1 hour.

BUDDY

Written by Katherine Chandler
Directed by David Mercatali
In collaboration with Sherman Theatre
One ordinary night changes A’s life forever. One extraordinary decision sends her friends lives into chaos. One beloved Dog is at the heart of it all. Buddy.

Running time: approx 1 hour.

ALBATROSS

Written by Isley Lynn
Directed by Anna Himali Howard
In collaboration with Paines Plough

Tattoos are forever. Almost. And at Noodle Soup Tattoo there are strict rules: No names unless they're dead. Nothing on the face. Nothing you might get sued for later.

When Jodie, a rough sleeper, asks for a free tattoo from apprentice Kit, her request is well within the guidelines. But Kit is still unsure, because they know only too well that getting inked isn't the only decision that stays with you for the rest of your life.

Albatross is a small but sweeping story about the past refusing to stay in the past.

Running time: approx 1 hour 15 mins

Word of Mouth Performance

Sat 7 April 6pm
Another performance of one of the shows chosen by public demand.

 

Get Tickets

Tuesday 3 - Saturday 7 April

This is an external event. Please use the link below to book tickets. https://oldsite.gatetheatre.co.uk/index.php/book-tickets

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Alba Gaia Belugi
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Alpha Kargbo
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Olivia Marcus
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Sian Maxwell
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Olivia Morris
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Lauren O'Leary
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Luciana Trapman
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Charlie Tripp
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Aron Cynan
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Connor Calland
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Javen K Crosby
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Sam John
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Tom Myles
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Ashna Rabheru
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Laura Singleton
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Haynie Walker
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Franchi Webb
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Omar Austin
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David Craig
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Clare Donaldson
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Foxey Hardman
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Jonnie Smith
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Roxy Swart
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Adam Turns
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Talitha Wing
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Lewis Coster
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Justin Davies
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Sydney Feder
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Rebecca Hayes
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Francesca Henry
Theatre credits Include: WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF (Tobacco Factory Theatres and Wiltshire Creatives), GERM FREE ADOLESCENT (The Bunker Theatre), OUR TOWN (Regent's Park Theatre), DEAR ELIZABETH and SONYA R&D (Gate Theatre), THE WOLVES (Theatre Royal Stratford) and STORMZY X ADIDAS ORIGINALS - IMMERSIVE THEATRE EVENT (Adidas & Jukebox Collective). Roles whilst training include CANDIDE, and INTIMATE APPAREL (Richard Burton Company) and SPILT for (Richard Burton Company & The Royal Court) On Screen credits include: DOCTORS for BBC and 2.0 LUCY for Shopfloor Films. Training: Francesca trained at The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
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David Paulin
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Rosalind Mather – Set Designer – Albatross and Buddy
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Clara Lockyer – Costume Designer – Albatross
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Lewis Stewart Smith – Lighting Designer – Albatross and Buddy
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Joe Orrell – Sound Designer – Albatross and Buddy
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Silvia Coralli – Costume Designer – Buddy
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Aleks Carlyon – Set & Costume Designer – Reality
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Cara Hood – Lighting Designer – Reality and Spilt
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Nathan Williams – Sound Designer – Reality and Spilt
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Shiwa Tokuoka – Set & Costume Designer – Spilt
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We would like to thank the following Trusts and Foundations for their support of NEW: 2018:

The Richard Carne Trust
The Fenton Arts Trust
Spielman Charitable Trust
Peter and Janet Swinburn

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NEW is the Royal Welsh College’s weeklong showcase of new writing, which returns in 2018 for a fifth exciting year.  The College’s Richard Burton Company will premier four new plays in Cardiff before transferring to London’s Gate Theatre.

We would like to thank the following Trusts and Foundations for their support of NEW: 2018:

The Richard Carne Trust
The Fenton Arts Trust
Spielman Charitable Trust
Peter and Janet Swinburn

SHOWS

REALITY

Written by Stuart Slade
Directed by Grace Gummer
In collaboration with the Royal Court Theatre
Somewhere in a basement, seven reality TV stars are preparing to be voted off by the public. Or to die. It’s one of the two.
A play about the stories we tell ourselves to stay sane, the nature of hope, and the ties that bind us to others. Literally.

Running time: approx 1 hour.

SPILT

Written by Charley Miles
Directed by Rania Jumaily
In collaboration with the Royal Court Theatre
Everyone is telling Maria that this should be the happiest time of her life, but she’s got a problem.  It’s not that’s she’s pregnant; it’s that her washing machine keeps exploding and causing massive ruptures in time, space and her physical reality.  SPILT is a surreal play about choices, relationships and what might happen if you could split yourself in three.

Running time: just under 1 hour.

BUDDY

Written by Katherine Chandler
Directed by David Mercatali
In collaboration with Sherman Theatre
One ordinary night changes A’s life forever. One extraordinary decision sends her friends lives into chaos. One beloved Dog is at the heart of it all. Buddy.

Running time: approx 1 hour.

ALBATROSS

Written by Isley Lynn
Directed by Anna Himali Howard
In collaboration with Paines Plough

Tattoos are forever. Almost. And at Noodle Soup Tattoo there are strict rules: No names unless they’re dead. Nothing on the face. Nothing you might get sued for later.

When Jodie, a rough sleeper, asks for a free tattoo from apprentice Kit, her request is well within the guidelines. But Kit is still unsure, because they know only too well that getting inked isn’t the only decision that stays with you for the rest of your life.

Albatross is a small but sweeping story about the past refusing to stay in the past.

Running time: approx 1 hour 15 mins

Word of Mouth Performance

Sat 7 April 6pm
Another performance of one of the shows chosen by public demand.

 

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