This is a darma inspired by the story of Lis Letus. Lis Letus was a lady who used to wander for many years around Montgomery. During the play we hear about her unusual love afair as she looks back on her past. The drama is based mainly in the doctor's room in the workhouse as Lis (Sara Harris-Davies) who is now getting on, talks to the doctor (Meilyr Sion)and reveals some of ther past and present history.

A one man show.... and another on a guitar. A young Welsh lad on the edge. Two young Americans wanting revenge. An energetic performance. Live music. An excruciating situation.

A Cowboy story!! An entertaining story about Llew Lletchwith (the sheriff) and Cen, his drunkard friend, who succeed in an impossible task, namely saving their village from the vengeance of Gwthgan Jenkins (the baddy - who has been in prison for stangling sheep) and his cruel friends who threaten to shoot everyone in sight! Many colourful and entertaining characters, and an exciting story with live music. And the good triumph!

Suitable for children aged 7 -11 years Every summer Arad Goch stage a new production for children which is performed in theatres and centres throughout Wales. This year we will be creating a new production of one of the company's most successful shows, Lleuad yn Olau, based on T Llew Jones's beautiful book. Everyone likes a good story. Through the work of Arad Goch the audience will one again be re-introduced to traditional material. The book Lleuad yn Olau [One Moonlit Night] is popular amongst children, adults and teachers. This stage adaptation will combine the charm and fun of the stories with the company's lively, colourful and musical style - and is bound to appeal!

A gritty and powerful drama which shows how a life-changing event is just a stones throw away. This is a dramatisation of a true story. With live music an exciting acoompaniment to this cocktail of comedy and tragedy - this is the story of two, not totally untypical, teenage boys. Some of the responses received following Arad Goch's 2001/2 production of this play: "Superb, captivating, thought provoking and answer giving. I'm so very glad that I booked the talent of Iwan and LLyr" (Ysgol Bryngwyn) "Roedd y disgyblion i gyd yn hollol frwdfrydig - fe ddywedodd pob un eu bod wedi mwynhau pob munud." (Ysgol Gyfun Aberaeron) "The best thing I've ever seen" (Alex Davies (disgybl/pupil) - Ysgol Dyffryn Taf Please note - this play is not suitable for children under 11 years old. Performed in English and Welsh.

Performed in museums in Ceredigion, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire this play tells the story of Joan, a little girl who is sent to Wales as an evacuee. The drama is based on memories and stories about West Wales during the 1940's.

It is a very special day in the land of the Bobinogs. Someone is in for a lovely surprise – but is it Bobin, Nib or Ogi? Come and share in the adventures of these loveable characters – you’ve seen them on the television, now come and meet them live on stage. There will be singing, scheming, a huge mix up and a lot of laughter in this lively show that will delight children aged 3-7. This show is produced in co-operation with BBC Wales. Masquerade Productions from Cardiff – a company renowned for its wonderful sets – has been commissioned to work on this project. All in all this show promises to be a great treat.

Two field mice, Biscuit and Frenzly, face a winter of hardship hidden in a hole at the base of a tree. Biscuit prepares for the winter by collecting a store of food. Frenzly, the daydreamer, collects memories and beautiful things to cheer them through the cold winter months. When the food runs out, the mice feed on their store of treasured memories and stories. Winter Pictures was originally devised by the company in 1990 under the artistic direction of Jeremy Turner. One of Arad Goch Theatre Company’s most popular shows it has now been re-created in a joint venture with The Ark, Dublin and with the support of CCAT an Interreg programme designed to develop relationships between cultural practitioners on both sides of the Irish Sea. This brand new production features live music and gives another generation of children the chance to share Biscuit and Frenzly’s tales. Winter Pictures is also available in Welsh as Hel Meddyliau. The production is ideal for an after school performance or a matinee for families.

The romantic tale of the ‘Welsh Robin Hood’ presented in a very lively manner by Cwmni Theatr Arad Goch who specialise in work for children and young people. This production will be full of music, tricks and tribulations as the fascinating story of this folk hero from Tregaron is revealed. We will be captured and transported back to the 16th century, to roads full of danger and highwaymen as our hero robs the rich and gives to the poor. No doubt the children will be on Twm’s side - the loveable rouge who fights for his community against injustice and tyranny. Twm Siôn Cati is certainly part of our heritage – bring the children along to learn a little about our history and culture – but more than anything to enjoy an hour of captivating theatre. Suitable for children aged 7-11