Possible... A National Theatre of Wales Production

Wednesday 24 November 2021 - 7:30pm
Following the First Ministers recent announcement, as we are deemed to be a theatre,  under the rules it appears that from 15th November: you will require a covid pass or evidence of a negative lateral flow test to attend indoor, ticketed venues, where people are in close contact with others for long periods of time​. However as we are also a community venue it is not clear that this is mandatory.. If you can get a pass that would be helpful.

I know that this might appear a bit of a burden but it is all part of the process of slowing the spread and keeping our events safe.

The pass shows you have had two vaccination doses ​

You can get your NHS COVID Passes from the NHS UK website.​ There's information here about how to apply for a Covid pass here https://gov.wales/get-your-nhs-covid-pass

A little bit of a fiddle but it does work

The pass is  for everyone 16yrs plus ​

 If you're unable to get vaccinated for medical reasons Welsh Government are working on a system which will automatically update the COVID Pass so people who are unable to get vaccinated for medical reasons are recorded on the system and will be allowed entry to a venue or events. In the meantime, people who are unable to get vaccinated for medical reasons should show evidence of a negative lateral flow test taken.

Due to Covid compliance will only have a very few tickets available on the night You are advised to book tickets in advance

The Neuadd Dyfi is delighted to present this National Theatre of Wales Production. With Covid restrictions and the safety of our audience  in mind we shall be working with a reduced capacity.  Please book with those that you are  happy to sit with. We will adjust the layout of seats to give space between the groups. 

Shôn Dale-Jones’ new show was going to be all about love. But what do you do when you’re writing a show all about love, and everything goes dark? You find a new story. A story with scones after midnight, family WhatsApp groups, and Grandmaster Flash.

Possible is a playful, honest and heartfelt piece of storytelling that blurs live theatre with a kaleidoscopic dreamscape of animation and film (by Bear Thompson), underscored with original music performed live by John Biddle. It’s a show about love, creativity and finding the courage to explore the past, in order to shape the future.


Possible is a playful, honest and heartfelt piece of storytelling that blurs live theatre with a magical dreamscape of animation and film and original music performed live by multi-instrumentalist John Biddle.

Presented by National Theatre Wales, the show received 4 stars in the Guardian, who called it “Perfectly judged, unabashedly authentic and vulnerably autobiographical”. Possible is a show about love, family and finding the courage to explore the past, in order to shape the future.

Content guidance: Please note, this play contains strong language and content that some audience members may find triggering. Contains reference to childhood sexual abuse.

Quotes:
“Perfectly judged, unabashedly authentic and vulnerably autobiographical”
★★★★ The Guardian

“Captures a precise moment with sharp clarity… Dale-Jones make us consider more deeply what the last year has been like for us” Lyn Gardner

“If ever there was a production ‘for our times’ it’s this TheatreJam

“Dale-Jones is an exceptional storyteller, delicately weaving together multiple narratives… charming, relatable and authentic” – Exeunt Magazine