Theatr Clwyd is Wales’ largest producing theatre and our aim is to make the world a happier place one moment at a time. We do this through transporting people with stories on our stages and by putting the community at the heart of our work.

Theatr Clwyd was built in 1976 to provide cultural opportunities for people living in North Wales. Our stages have been graced by Anthony Hopkins, Vanessa Redgrave, Timothy Dalton and Owen Teale among others and in 2018 we were proud to win an Olivier Award for Home, I’m Darling which starred Katherine Parkinson and Richard Harrington.

We are now led by Artistic Director, Kate Wasserberg and Executive Director, Liam Evans-Ford and deliver a huge amount of work in our building to support people living in our communities. We work with our local health board and health charities to use the arts to support people’s mental and physical health and develop bespoke projects which support some of the most marginalised people in our communities.

Theatr Clwyd is now looking to the future and the enormous amount of work on our stages and in our building has taken its toll. It is now time to embark on a capital redevelopment programme that will ensure that this building is safe guarded for future generations. With specialist arts and health facilities and designated youth spaces, Theatr Clwyd will be a home to everyone in our community.