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We offer a limited number of press tickets for most of our productions, giving priority to journalists writing reviews. It’s not always possible to offer a plus one. Sometimes it’s not up to us who can have a ticket – for some events, the decision is made by the venue.

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National Theatre Wales is a free-range theatre company that exists to find and tell the most powerful stories of Wales and its people. A mirror and a microscope for all of us.

We’re not tied to a building, which gives us the freedom to approach everything we do creatively, connecting people, places and ideas that spark stories into life.

We were founded in 2011 and our job is to create a nationwide community, welcoming people from all walks of life. TEAM is key to this; it opens up creative opportunities for people who may never have thought of theatre as something for them.

We’re a registered charity (no 1127952) and we rely on the generosity of external donors to help us thrive. Our key funders are Arts Council of Wales and Welsh Government.

Everything starts with a conversation here at NTW and we’re always looking to hear from anyone who may like to get involved in supporting us, financially or otherwise.

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Recent press releases

List of press Articles

  1. A group of five people representing a mix of genders and ethnicities stand in formation. One is playing a trombone, one is playing a trumpet. The woman in the middle is holding a cane.

    Gavin Porter’s acclaimed production Circle of Fifths tours across Wales and to London

    8 September 2023
  2. A man in a fluorescent vest holds a mic to a young boy with a lightsaber, there are other children in the background.

    Kidstown: centring Welsh children’s voices, imaginations and futures

    4 July 2023
  3. A black fold-up chair covered in colourful handwriting

    National Theatre Wales appoint two Co-Chairs to lead the company

    10 May 2023
  4. A hand is coming out of a pink sleeve, sticking two fingers up at the camera.

    New three-part production at Swansea Grand puts two fingers up to the cost of living crisis

    31 January 2023
  5. A small light box is on the right displaying the words 'National Theatre Wales TEAM', there are the silhouettes of people sitting in the background.

    Statement on NTW TEAM

    12 December 2022
  6. A man stands with his arm around a woman, both are reading scripts.

    A brand-new production created by, with, and for the people of Wrexham

    3 November 2022
  7. A group of five people representing a mix of genders and ethnicities stand in formation. One is playing a trombone, one is playing a trumpet. The woman in the middle is holding a cane.

    Aiming to spark a shift in how we express grief and loss with immersive new show featuring real life stories

    20 May 2022
  8. A forest scene with a huge bubble containing the word FRANK superimposed in the centre.

    Poet and snake anti-venom factory worker from west Wales, to make big screen debut

    28 February 2022
  9. A close up of someone's hand writing on paper.

    Play on: an open call for scripts by playwrights in Wales

    1 February 2022
  10. A young man wearing glasses holds a keyboard. A young woman holding a microphone has her arms around him.

    National Theatre Wales, Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru and August012 join forces to co-produce the multilingual space odyssey, Petula

    1 December 2021
  11. A man wearing a suit stands in front of the words 'KEEP CALM' in big letters on a screen.

    National Theatre Wales announces Possible, a timely new show that was going to be about love… and then COVID-19 hit

    20 May 2021
  12. A black and white photograph of a city skyline.

    Creative team, led by National Theatre Wales, selected to represent Wales in the UK-wide festival of creativity in 2022

    1 February 2021