A Welsh village debates a memorial, exploring community, memory, and collective responsibility.
Set in a Welsh farming community, the play examines the social and emotional repercussions of a tragedy as villagers gather to debate a proposed memorial. The production places audiences in the village hall, where every vote carries significance, portraying the close-knit dynamics of a community wrestling with its past and its future.
This world premiere marks the Royal Court debut of playwright Rhys Warrington, recipient of the Davidson PlayGC Bursary (supported by PlayGC Theatre Company and the Alan Davidson Foundation). The production is directed by Francesca Goodridge and co-produced with Sherman Theatre, Cardiff.