A massive liquid gas line tears through the countryside of west Wales. Gary Owen opens the doors to three of the residence in the port of Milford Haven, Andrew, Dai and Joan, who are caught in its path.

Starring Meg Wynne Owen, Rhodri Lewis and Grahame Fox.

In this new play by Linda McLean’s only one thing is for sure; nothing.

Starring Lesley Hart, Helen Mallon and Steven Duffy.

Horatio Nelson is dead but the women in his life live on.

April De Angelis’ play explores the way in which Britain constructs an idea of itself through a war hero but questions how society really treats those involved in war?

“Yes,” Allan said,

“There’s a story in your last volume of diaries about problems between you and the director and a talented young actor in a New York production of ‘Butley’. I think you could make a play out of that.”

“Don’t fancy it,” he said, “why don’t you write it?” Changing Lines is Allan’s imaginative attempt at doing so and a posthumous tribute to one of the finest writers of his generation. Simon died a few months after handing the idea back to Allan – but of an aneurysm, not his cancer.

‘Wee Andy’ examines what happens to an innocent young lad whose life is shattered when he is attacked by a gang. It is the story of how medical services try to repair the physical damage, how his mother tries to keep him safe, and how Wee Andy tries to imagine a life for himself in a world bordered by four local streets – where empathy and care are hard to come by.