# Theatr Clwyd

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Episode 53: Ioana Curelea, Lulu Tam and Sonya Smullen

What ignites the beginnings of a design, taking inspiration from the grotesque to the world of film and the importance of mentors throughout your life. All of this and more is discussed in this month’s episode of Regrets I’ve Had A Few, featuring the three Naomi Wilkinson Award for Stage Design win…

Strengthening North Wales’ Hospitality and Tourism Workforce

The Academi Croeso project sets out to future-proof the North Wales tourism and hospitality sector via a public-private network focused on collaboration, skills and product development. Host Gemma Casey is joined by Gwenllian Roberts of Grŵp Llandrillo Menai, Elliw Hughes of Ambition North Wales, L…

The Palsy Podcast - Episode 31 - Ciaran Fitzgerald (With Liv Woodward)

The Palsy Podcast concludes with a turning of the tables. Previous guest Liv Woodward interviews regular host Ciaran Fitzgerald about his life, career and The Palsy Podcast. Ciaran is an RTS Cymru Award Winning Playwright and Screenwriter. His TV series 'BWMP' is the first in the Welsh language wit…

Eleri Jones — HOLLYOAKS Director: The Art of Directing Soaps & Fast-Paced TV

Host Dan Allen chats with Eleri Jones, director on the long-running hit soap Hollyoaks. Working at an intense pace, Eleri is responsible for bringing compelling drama to life on screen, often shooting multiple episodes across tight schedules while maintaining strong performances and visual storytel…

Where Myth Meets Machine

The idea of artificial intelligence isn’t new. Long before modern computers existed, writers and philosophers were already imagining worlds where machines might rival, reflect, or even replace humanity. Those stories endure because they’re rarely just about technology itself - they’re about us, too…

Escapism

In this episode we’re entering otherworldly dimensions, where the rules of time no longer apply. Spaces where characters can escape the consequences of reality. Are you ready to get lost with them? Featuring  ‘The Last Night Market’ by Bella Chacha (02.47), read by Ruhthie Durang. In this story an …

A Year in Five and Twelve

We’re exploring stories that use nature, and the fruits it bears, as a way of marking time. Whether working in harmony with humanity or standing in opposition to it, the natural world provides a powerful narrative tool, helping authors shape themes, track change, and deepen meaning within the short…

The Mind's Eye

Today we’re entering the mind’s eye, a place manipulated by recollection, imagination and fear. Somewhere that speaks to versions of the truth rather than cold hard facts. It’s time to put on your detective hats and decide what to believe and what to dismiss as falsehood.  Featuring ‘The Follies’ b…

Twice Served Cold

Revenge is a dish best served cold. But why do people say that? Is it because revenge is more satisfying after you've had time to savour the anticipation? Because the best plans take time to hatch? Or perhaps because the greatest revenge is the one that catches its victim completely by surprise. Wh…

Theatr Clwyd: Retrofit for the future

Theatr Clwyd is a cornerstone of North Wales’ arts scene, operating as a major producing theatre and regional cultural hub with a diverse estate of performance, rehearsal and support spaces. Developed incrementally over time, the aggregated buildings on the site are representative of many complex c…