Nicholas Davies

With direction from Dan Phillips, this creaky zombie horror falls short on laughs and thrills

The Welsh theatre company has sold out venues ranging from school halls to the Wales Millennium Centre with its ambitious and imaginative shows. Artistic director Geinor Styles talks to Nicholas Davies about its commitment to audiences of all ages and the country’s challenging funding climate

Muscular one-woman play from Tracy Harris laced with anger, pathos and emotion

Greek saga from Tim Price set in 1980s Wales is both epic and tender

Sympathetic portrayal of the challenges faced by prisoners and their families

With direction from Alice Eklund, this is an emotional, visceral Welsh language adaptation of a modern classic

Astute writing debut from Holly Carpenter, with a brilliant young cast encapsulates life in a post-industrial town

Scorching writing debut on the brutality and madness of slavery

Gruffudd Owen’s promising writing debut leans heavily on wedding-day tropes

Virtuoso performance by Vivien Parry in a tale of post-menopause lust and love