ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Jon Berry is a playwright based in South Wales, described as being a bold new voice in Welsh theatre, characterised with delicate mix of dreamscape and concrete reality.
Sam joins Jon in the middle of tech week for his play Tachwedd (November/The Slaughter), performing at Theatre503 in London; Jon discusses the process behind the play, his perspective of Queer Theatre, and the impact Tennessee Williams and Sarah Kane has had on his work.
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