“Oes yna obaith? Oes!”

At the last of Egin’s four Climate Conversations, we explored some inspiring examples of urgent, hopeful projects and approaches around the world. Featuring Andrew Simms and Ignasi Torrent, and performances from Rob Spaull and Charles Gershom.

Podcast created by Lisa Heledd Jones for National Theatre Wales. Join the conversation using #ntwEgin.

Egin was an artists’ residency which took place in Capel Curig, Snowdonia, devised to provoke fresh artistic responses to climate change. The Climate Conversations were facilitated by Lindsey Colbourne.

National Theatre Wales, Wales’ English-language national theatre, uses our country’s diverse landscapes and wealth of talent as our inspiration. Our Creative Development department nurtures the bold ideas of theatre makers in Wales. Read more about us.

Egin was delivered in partnership with Natural Resources Wales, with support from the National Trust, British Council Wales and Snowdonia National Park. Thanks to Gentle/Radical, whose Decolonizing Environmentalism symposium inspired thinking around speakers we invited. @NTWtweets

Yn Sgwrs Hinsawdd olaf Egin, archwiliwyd rhai esiamplau ysbrydoledig o brosiectau a dulliau gobeithiol o gwmpas y byd. Gydag Andrew Simms a Ignasi Torrent, a pherfformiadau gan Rob Spaull a Charles Gershom.

Crëwyd y podlediad hwn gan yr artist Lisa Heledd Jones ar ran National Theatre Wales.

Preswylfa i artistiaid oedd Egin a ddyfeisiwyd i sbarduno ymatebion celfyddydol cyfoes i newid hinsawdd: i ddylanwadu gwaith newydd a dychmygu dyfodolau amgen. Gwahoddwyd ffigyrau ysbrydoledig i bedwar digwyddiad cyhoeddus i rannu syniadau ynglŷn â phedwar thema: TIR, ARIAN, GWRTHRYFEL a GOBAITH.

Mae National Theatre Wales yn gweithio ledled Cymru gan ddefnyddio’n tirweddau, straeon a thalent fel ysbrydoliaeth. Mae’n adran Datblygu Creadigol yn magu syniadau eofn ein gwneuthurwyr theatr. Darllenwch fwy.

Gwireddwyd Egin gyda Chyfoeth Naturiol Cymru, yr Ymddiriedolaeth Genedlaethol, British Council Cymru a Pharc Cenedlaethol Eryri.

“Mae’r olwyn yn troi, yn ara’ deg...”

At the third of Egin's Climate Conversations, we discussed the power that rebellious actions can have when they are committed to the building of shared visions of the future. Featuring Asad Rehman, Executive Director of War on Want, with performances from The Marmaladies, Sioned Eleri Roberts and Katherine Betteridge.

This podcast was created by artist Lisa Heledd Jones for National Theatre Wales. Join the conversation using #ntwEgin.

Egin was an artists’ residency which took place in Capel Curig, Snowdonia, devised to provoke fresh artistic responses to climate change. The Climate Conversations - LAND/TIR, MONEY/ARIAN, REBELLION/GWRTHRYFEL and HOPE/GOBAITH - were facilitated by Nant Peris-based artist Lindsey Colbourne.

National Theatre Wales, Wales’ English-language national theatre, uses our country’s diverse landscapes and wealth of talent as our inspiration. Our Creative Development department nurtures the bold ideas of theatre makers in Wales. Read more about what we do.

Egin was delivered in partnership with Natural Resources Wales, with support from the National Trust, British Council Wales and Snowdonia National Park. Thanks to Gentle/Radical, whose Decolonizing Environmentalism symposium inspired thinking around speakers we invited. @NTWtweets

Yn y trydydd Sgwrs Hinsawdd, trafodwyd y pŵer sydd gan weithredoedd gwrthryfelgar wrth adeiladu gweledigaeth gymunedol o’r dyfodol. Gydag Asad Rehman, a pherfformiadau gan The Marmaladies, Sioned Eleri Roberts a Katherine Betteridge.

Crëwyd y podlediad hwn gan Lisa Heledd Jones ar ran National Theatre Wales.

Preswylfa i artistiaid oedd Egin a ddyfeisiwyd i sbarduno ymatebion celfyddydol cyfoes i newid hinsawdd: i ddylanwadu gwaith newydd a dychmygu dyfodolau amgen. Gwahoddwyd ffigyrau ysbrydoledig i bedwar digwyddiad cyhoeddus i rannu syniadau ynglŷn â phedwar thema: TIR, ARIAN, GWRTHRYFEL a GOBAITH. Arweiniwyd y digwyddiadau gan yr artist Lindsey Colbourne.

Mae National Theatre Wales yn gweithio ledled Cymru gan ddefnyddio’n tirweddau, straeon a thalent fel ysbrydoliaeth. Mae’n adran Datblygu Creadigol yn magu syniadau eofn ein gwneuthurwyr theatr. Darllenwch fwy am ein gwaith.

Gwireddwyd Egin gyda Chyfoeth Naturiol Cymru, yr Ymddiriedolaeth Genedlaethol, British Council Cymru a Pharc Cenedlaethol Eryri.

“Money is just one form of material exchange, one currency.”

Featuring Rabab Ghazoul and Radha Patel of Gentle/Radical, and a performance by David Hopewell.

This podcast was created by artist Lisa Heledd Jones for National Theatre Wales. Join the conversation using #ntwEgin.

Egin was an artists’ residency devised to provoke fresh artistic responses to climate change: seeking to inspire new practice, possible futures, and sustainable approaches to living. For the public Climate Conversations, we invited inspiring people working locally, nationally and internationally to share thinking in relation to the focus for each evening: LAND, MONEY, REBELLION, HOPE. The Climate Conversations were facilitated by Nant Peris-based artist, Lindsey Colbourne.

National Theatre Wales, Wales’ English-language national theatre, uses our diverse landscapes, incredible stories and wealth of talent as our inspiration. Its Creative Development department nurtures the bold ideas of theatre makers in Wales, working to enrich our nation’s thriving theatre community. Read more about our work.

Egin was delivered in partnership with Natural Resources Wales, with support from the National Trust, British Council Wales and Snowdonia National Park. Special thanks to Gentle/Radical, whose Decolonising Environmentalism symposium inspired thinking around speakers we invited. @NTWtweets

Ail Sgwrs Hinsawdd Egin, gyda Rabab Ghazoul a Radha Patel o Gentle/Radical, a pherfformiad gan David Hopewell. Crëwyd y podlediad hwn gan yr artist Lisa Heledd Jones ar ran National Theatre Wales.

Preswylfa i artistiaid oedd Egin a ddyfeisiwyd i sbarduno ymatebion celfyddydol cyfoes i newid hinsawdd: i ddylanwadu gwaith newydd a dychmygu dyfodolau amgen. Gwahoddwyd ffigyrau ysbrydoledig i bedwar digwyddiad cyhoeddus i rannu syniadau ynglŷn â phedwar thema: TIR, ARIAN, GWRTHRYFEL a GOBAITH.

Mae National Theatre Wales yn gweithio ledled Cymru a thu hwnt gan ddefnyddio’n tirweddau, straeon a thalent fel ysbrydoliaeth. Mae’n adran Datblygu Creadigol yn magu syniadau eofn gwneuthurwyr theatr yng Nghymru. Darllenwch fwy am ein gwaith.

Gwireddwyd Egin mewn partneriaeth â Chyfoeth Naturiol Cymru, gyda chefnogaeth gan yr Ymddiriedolaeth Genedlaethol, British Council Cymru a Pharc Cenedlaethol Eryri. Gyda diolch arbennig i Gentle/Radical, a ddylanwadodd rhaglennu’r digwyddiadau gyda’u symposiwm Decolonising Environmentalism.

“We can’t solve it with the same brain that created it.”

At the first of Egin’s four Climate Conversations, we discussed land rights and our collective relationships to landscapes’ histories. Featuring Suzanne Dhaliwal and Aaron Thierry, with music from Eve Goodman.

This podcast was created by artist Lisa Heledd Jones for National Theatre Wales. Join the conversation using #ntwEgin.

Egin was an artists’ residency devised to provoke fresh artistic responses to climate change: seeking to inspire new practice, possible futures, and sustainable approaches to living. For the public Climate Conversations, we invited inspiring people working locally, nationally and internationally to share thinking in relation to the focus for each evening: LAND, MONEY, REBELLION, HOPE. The Climate Conversations were facilitated by Nant Peris-based artist, Lindsey Colbourne.

National Theatre Wales, Wales’ English-language national theatre, works all over the country, and beyond, using its diverse landscapes, incredible stories and wealth of talent as our inspiration. Its Creative Development department nurtures the bold ideas of theatre makers in Wales, working to enrich our nation’s thriving theatre community. Read more about our work.

Egin was delivered in partnership with Natural Resources Wales, with support from the National Trust, British Council Wales and Snowdonia National Park. Special thanks to Gentle/Radical, whose Decolonising Environmentalism symposium inspired thinking around speakers we invited. @NTWtweets

Yn Sgwrs Hinsawdd cyntaf Egin, trafodwyd hawliau a hanesion tirweddau. Gyda Suzanne Dhaliwal ac Aaron Thierry, a cherddoriaeth Eve Goodman.

Crëwyd y podlediad hwn gan yr artist Lisa Heledd Jones ar ran National Theatre Wales.

Preswylfa i artistiaid oedd Egin a ddyfeisiwyd i sbarduno ymatebion celfyddydol cyfoes i newid hinsawdd: i ddylanwadu gwaith newydd a dychmygu dyfodolau amgen. Gwahoddwyd ffigyrau ysbrydoledig i bedwar digwyddiad cyhoeddus i rannu syniadau ynglŷn â phedwar thema: TIR, ARIAN, GWRTHRYFEL a GOBAITH.

Mae National Theatre Wales yn gweithio ledled Cymru a thu hwnt gan ddefnyddio’n tirweddau, straeon a thalent fel ysbrydoliaeth. Mae’n adran Datblygu Creadigol yn magu syniadau eofn gwneuthurwyr theatr yng Nghymru. Darllenwch fwy am ein gwaith.

Gwireddwyd Egin mewn partneriaeth â Chyfoeth Naturiol Cymru, gyda chefnogaeth gan yr Ymddiriedolaeth Genedlaethol, British Council Cymru a Pharc Cenedlaethol Eryri. Gyda diolch arbennig i Gentle/Radical, a ddylanwadodd rhaglennu’r digwyddiadau gyda’u symposiwm Decolonising Environmentalism.