Dylan Thomas Theatre

18/05/2026

A wonderful book launched on Saturday - “Dylan’s Park” by Helen & Tom Docherty. Beautiful illustrations and a beautifully put together look back at Dylan’s childhood and Cwmdonkin park.

14/05/2026

Three stories. One suite. Endless laughter!

Plaza Suite
17th-20th June 7.30pm

www.Dylanthomastheatre.org.uk
01792 473238

29/04/2026

Poetry reading this weekend.
Tickets available: www.dylanthomastheatre.org.uk
01792 473238

17/03/2026

“I cannot recommend Kempell’s performance highly enough” Broadway Baby *****

“A compelling performance.” Stagetalk Magazine

“Visceral, passionate and raw. Absolutely magnificent.” Sussex Playwrights

CAITLIN for one night only in Swansea

27th March 8pm

Tickets: www.dylanthomastheatre.org.uk
01792 473238

16/03/2026

This week!

16/03/2026

16/03/2026

CAITLIN

First performed at the Brighton Fringe in 2018, Caitlin then went on the road, and since 2022 she has appeared at Theatrau Sir Gar’s Ffwrnes and Glowyr Theatres, Blackwood Miners’ Institute, The London Welsh Centre, Shoreham Wordfest, Brighton and Edinburgh Fringe Festivals, the Alma Tavern and Theatre Bristol, Dorchester Arts Festival, Laugharne festival, Goosfest 2025, Caitlin has recently returned from an Off-Broadway run at the Soho Playhouse New York.

Catch it for one night only in Swansea!
March 27th 8pm
Tickets: www.dylanthomastheatre.org.uk
01792 473238

27/02/2026

25/02/2026

“Dylan Thomas. He was a poet. He had his poetry. You will have heard of him. And Caitlin Macnamara? Chances are if youʼve heard of me, itʼs because I married him.ˮ

Dylan Thomas and Caitlin Macnamara were great lovers, artists and bohemians. Before Dylan died at the tender age of 39, he and his wild wife Caitlin boozed, binged and brawled their way through the bars of Britain in the 1930's and 40's. Mixing with other writers, artists and musicians, spending all their time in pubs, living on tick and behaving scandalously. Although Dylan had his tragic genius as an excuse for his behaviour, Caitlin feels that history judges her more harshly as a
mother, married to the ‘Voice of Godʼ. She puts her own ambitions on hold to support Dylan. This is her story. The forgotten woman. The woman behind the man who should never have been in the shadows. She refuses to apologise for the choices she made.
Their marriage was stormy, passionate, explosive, riddled with booze, infidelities and poverty. In this one woman play Caitlin tells her story, in her own brutally honest words, revealing some shocking insights into their mutually destructive relationship.

He was a poet, she was a dancer. Together they were explosive.

Friday 27th March, 8pm
Tickets: www.dylanthomastheatre.org.uk
01792 473238