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Port Talbot Bus Station (Bay 9) NATIONAL THEATRE WALES / WILDWORKS CAST CREATIVE TEAM PRODUCTION TEAM _ _ _ _ National Theatre WildWorks is an art MATTHEW AUBREY CREATIVE DIRECTOR PRODUCER FIGHT DIRECTOR Wales creates bold, led international Legion Michael Sheen Lucy Davies Kevin McCurdy invigorating theatre in theatre company NIGEL BARRETT CO-DIRECTORS PRODUCTION MANAGER DAWN DANCE the English language, founded in 2005 by Bill The Stranger / Bill Mitchell Sarah Cole CHOREOGRAPHY rooted in Wales with an Mitchell to focus on Uncle Bryn Michael Sheen Sean Tuan John international reach. site-specific events. STAGE MANAGER JORDAN BERNARDE SCRIPT AND SOUND OPERATORS WildWorks makes Matthew North From a riotous night out Barry / Garry NOVELISATION Andy Collins landscape theatre – DEPUTY STAGE in the Miners’ Institutes Owen Sheers Ian Bernard large-scale spectacular DI BOTCHER MANAGER of the South Wales James Marsh performances and The Mother CO-DESIGNERS Donna Reeves Valleys to a house Lewis Jones artworks that grow out Bill Mitchell filled with clouds, sun DARREN LAWRENCE ASSISTANT STAGE Richard Gilbert of their locations. Alfie Myrridin Wannell and wind in Penygroes, MANAGER Matthew Smalley from Greek tragedy The WildWorks JOHN-PAUL MACLEOD COSTUME DESIGN Kevin Smith Myrridin Wannell CIRCUS RIGGER high up on the Brecon approach to place Legion COMMUNITY STAGE Howie Morley military range to and community is Sue Hill MANAGERS RHYS MATTHEWS PA TO MICHAEL SHEEN interactive games on distinctive. The meaning COSTUME SUPERVISOR Ian Abraham Rhys -Brother Nathalie Thomas the beach in Prestatyn, of the work develops Jo Nicholls Gemma Thomas FRANCINE MORGAN TRANSMEDIA DIRECTOR National Theatre Wales from research, from Joanne PROJECT ASSOCIATE LOCATION MANAGERS creates world-class chance encounters, Adele Thomas Huw Darch James Williams theatre with and for the from probing the KRISTIAN PHILLIPS Jane Lalljee TRANSMEDIA Sgt Phillips COMMUNITY DIRECTOR communities of Wales – feelings, thoughts, Mercedes Kemp Jim Mayer CO-ORDINATOR and beyond. stories and memories KYLE REES Ruth Oliver Tom Beardshaw of people. This is the Kyle -Brother MUSICAL DIRECTOR Alison Palmer — Claire Ingleheart GRAFFITI ARTIST creative heartbeat, MICHAEL SHEEN HEALTH & SAFETY Lloyd Roberts Theatr iaith Saesneg o found by attending PERFORMANCE The Teacher MANAGER COMMUNITY BLOGGERS safon, a’i gwreiddiau carefully to the place, DIRECTORS Mick Bowles yng Nghymru, wedi’i the genius loci, and HYWEL SIMONS Sue Hill Fraser Maclennan Company Man gwneud i bawb. working in a spirit of Steve Jacobs DESIGN ASSISTANTS Antony Smith mutual hospitality with DAVID REES TALBOT Lucy Birbeck Carole-Anne Higgins — SOUND DESIGNER Reva Callan Emily May Evans the people who inhabit Peter Mike Beer nationaltheatrewales.org the physical space. Sean Crowley Lee Davies GERALD TYLER LIGHTING DESIGNER Cai Dyfan Kym Epton Security Chief — Paul Jarvis Holly Pigott Jenni Derrick MATTHEW WOODYATT wildworks.biz CAMERA Tessa Sillars-Powell Simon Simon Clode Ruth Stringer Ellie Wiliams THE SUPPER LINE-UP LEGION AV DESIGN Kevin Johns / Weird Jon Street COSTUME ASSISTANT Naked Indian / Paul Kate Bohin Potts / Manic Street CASTING DIRECTOR Preachers / Iwan Rheon Sam Jones C.D.G MAKE-UP Elen Thomas WEEKEND ITINERARY _ FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 3PM 12 NOON 2PM _ _ _ 01 — THE ARRIVAL 03/04/05 08 — THE TRIAL ABERAVON SEAFRONT CIVIC CENTRE _ THE RESISTANCE _ ABERAFAN SHOPPING CENTRE* Buses running every 15 minutes from Buses running every 15 minutes from 12.30PM – 5PM between the Quays THE RETURN 12.30PM – 6PM between the Quays and Aberavon beach. LLEWELLYN STREET and Port Talbot bus station (bay 9). THE RAISING 7PM UNDERPASS 5PM _ _ _ 02 — THE ANNOUNCEMENT *The Aberafan Shopping Centre will be 09 — THE PROCESSION CIVIC CENTRE the starting point for the second day. STATION ROAD _ Buses running every 15 minutes _ from 11AM – 5PM between the Quays Buses running every 10 minutes from Buses running every 15 minutes and Port Talbot bus station (bay 9). 5PM – 6PM between Aberavon beach from 6PM between the Quays and and the Civic Centre. Port Talbot bus station (bay 9) to the Aberavon Seafront. Buses running every 15 minutes between 7.30PM _ the Civic Centre and the Quays _ 06 — THE SUPPER 10 — THE CROSS SEASIDE SOCIAL ABERAVON SEAFRONT AND LABOUR CLUB _ _ Buses running every 15 minutes from 12.30PM – 6PM between the Quays Buses running every 15 minutes and Port Talbot bus station (bay 9). from 5.30PM – 9PM between the Return journeys from 9PM – 11PM. Quays and Dalton Road. _ 07 — THE GARDEN ABBEYVILLE COURT _ Buses running from 11.00PM – 11.30PM, then at half hour intervals until 1.30AM between Dalton Road and the Quays. “ Having been working on this project for over two years now, I can say without any reservation that it is a true honour to work with the people of Port Talbot. Every day, something is revealed about this place that stops me in my tracks. The enthusiasm and support has been tremendous already, but perhaps more than anything, it is the constant reminder of why I wanted to do this project in the first place — the spirit of compassion, the feeling of community, the passion of people in a town that refuses to be overlooked or passed by. So often, our town is looked down on or dismissed, sometimes by ourselves even. I hope that The Passion will be an opportunity for the world to see what is revealing itself daily to all of us fortunate enough to be a part of this adventure, that Port Talbot is an example of what is best about us, what is most deserving of celebration and shows us that miracles are happening among us every day, if we have but eyes to see and ears to hear. ” MICHAEL SHEEN CAST _ MATTHEW AUBREY JORDAN BERNARDE DARREN LAWRENCE RHYS MATTHEWS Matthew trained at the Royal Welsh Jordan trained at the Royal Welsh Darren trained at the Central School Rhys trained at RADA, and is co-artistic College of Music and Drama. College of Music and Drama. of Speech and Drama. director of the Graduate Theatre THEATRE CREDITS INCLUDE THEATRE CREDITS INCLUDE THEATRE CREDITS INCLUDE Company. War Horse (National Theatre); Muscle (Shock & Awe Productions); Romeo & Juliet (Mokitagrit); Saturday THEATRE CREDITS INCLUDE Thoroughly Modern Millie, Love Labour’s Romeo & Juliet (Erasmus Theatre); Night Forever (Sherman and off Romeo & Juliet (Sprite Productions); Lost (RWCMD). A Tale of Two Dogs (Out of Order Theatre); Broadway); All’s Fair, Erogenous Zone Pomegranate (Manchester Royal TELEVISION CREDITS INCLUDE Measure for Measure, Two Princes (Sherman); Jonathan Miller’s Beggars Exchange); Great Expectations, A Gracie, Framed (BBC); Sinking of Laconia (Theatr Clwyd); The Comedy of Errors Opera (Wilton’s Music Hall); Only Midsummer Night’s Dream, Richard III (Talkback Thames/Teamworx). (RSC); A Flea in Her Ear, The Art of Playing, Miss Neti-Neti (National Tour (Cunard); Rashamon (RADA graduates); Success (RWCMD). and Young Vic). Loose Ends (Grass Roots Productions); FILM CREDITS INCLUDE Dumb Waiter (Graduate Theatre Made in Dagenham. FILM CREDITS INCLUDE TELEVISION CREDITS INCLUDE Clobber (Bang Pow Productions). Nuts and Bolts, Days That Shook Company). RADIO CREDITS INCLUDE The World, Lipstick On Your Collar. TELEVISION CREDITS INCLUDE Lemon Meringue Pie (BBC Radio 4). TELEVISION CREDITS INCLUDE First Light (Lion Television for BBC). RADIO CREDITS INCLUDE Being Human (BBCThree); Caught in the The Throne Room Web (BBC). NIGEL BARRETT DIRECTING CREDITS INCLUDE FILM CREDITS INCLUDE Nigel trained at the Drama Studio. DI BOTCHER Company, Children of The Sun, Jane Out My Window (Independent Film). Di trained at Webber Douglas. Eyre, Hair, All My Sons, Three Sisters, THEATRE CREDITS INCLUDE: The Seagull, Richard The Third, Anthony Money (Shunt); The One Man Show THEATRE CREDITS INCLUDE FRANCINE MORGAN (I.C.A.); Richard III (RSC); Shelf Life West End productions of a Flea in and Cleopatra, The Glass Menagerie. Francine trained at the Central School of (National Theatre Wales); Contains her Ear (Old Vic); Chicago (Cambridge RECORDINGS CREDITS INCLUDE Speech and Drama. Violence (Lyric Hammersmith); The Theatre); Beauty and the Beast (Original Northern Irish Cast Unconquered (Traverse Theatre); Hide West End Cast); Cats (New London); Album of Elegies For Angels, Punks THEATRE CREDITS INCLUDE (Royal Festival Hall); The Mirror For Under Milk Wood, Absence of War, A and Raging Queens. The Aspern Papers, Theatre Royal Princes (Barbican); The Al-Hamlet Little Night Music, Cardiff East (National Haymarket, The Merry Wives Of Summit (Zaoum/Sulayman Al-Bassam Theatre); A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Windsor, The Dillen (RSC); A Midsummer Theatre); Amato Saltone, Tropicana Speculators (RSC); Amazed and Suprised, JOHN-PAUL MACLEOD Night’s Dream, King Lear (Renaissance (Shunt/ National Theatre); The Cherry Terrorism, Black Milk (Royal Court). John-Paul trained at RADA. Theatre Company World Tour); Anthony Orchard (Young Vic Studio). Minghella’s A Little Like Drowning TELEVISION CREDITS INCLUDE THEATRE CREDITS INCLUDE (Chester), Absurd Person Singular, A TELEVISION CREDITS INCLUDE Come Fly With Me, Bleak House, Spies (Theatre Alibi); King Lear Month Of Sundays (Leatherhead), The Casualty, Dawson’s Creek Special, Sherlock Holmes - The Great Game, (Headlong Theatre/Liverpool Everyman). Provok’d Wife (Oxford Stage Company), The Mysteries. Doctors, Lennon Naked, Belonging, High TELEVISION CREDITS INCLUDE All My Sons, Theatre Wales, Dancing at Hopes, Little Britain, Tittybangbang, RADIO CREDITS INCLUDE Casualty, My Boy Jack (ITV); Doctors Lughnasa, Salisbury. The Influence And The Life Of Edmund Coming of Age, The Thick of It, Murphy’s (BBC). Shakespeare (BBC Radio 4). Law, Pulling, Collision. TELEVISION CREDITS INCLUDE FILM CREDITS INCLUDE The Children, Taggart, Tiger Bay, FILM CREDITS INCLUDE The Testimony of Taliesin Jones (ICA Casualty, Doctors, Midsomer Murders, Hunky Dory, Twin Town, Albert Landers, Films); To Kill A King (Fairfax Films Ltd); Rosemary and Thyme, Holby City, All or Nothing, Light In The City. Calendar Girls (Buena Vista). Torchwood. CAST _ KRISTIAN PHILLIPS MICHAEL SHEEN DAVID REES TALBOT MATTHEW WOODYATT Kristian trained at The Bristol Old Vic Michael trained at the Royal Academy David trained at the Royal Welsh College Matthew trained at Rose Bruford.
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