How To Feed A Town – Welsh Language Performance
September 27 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
How To Feed A Town – Welsh Language Performance
An opportunity to step into a sharp world of food graph, family and modern poverty in this drama, which has been directly influenced by Flintshire residents.
Here in Gwaun, we’re all thriving…
Back in a town that wasn’t always welcoming, Leanne is building a life for her daughter. With no idea where to start and the whole town watching, he embarks on a journey to finally feel full and learn the meaning of creating something from nothing.
Created with the people of Flintshire, How to Feed a Town is steeped in the approach of “… effortlessly confident…” (Buxton Fringe), “… poetic…” (Edinburgh Fringe) of Haywire’s everyday storytelling. Be prepared for laughter, tears and song even as they take you into a sharp world of food graph, family and modern poverty.
Price: Pay What You Can, £3 – £5 – £8 – £10 – £12 – £15
Warning: Age 13+
Start time: 19:30
Running time: Approximately 2 hours (including one break)
Some strong language, serious themes and scenes that audiences may interpret as uncomfortable.
Tickets
Bar Sgwar and the Food Court will be open for this event.
