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m-morley@cymru1.net
Martin Morley
Designs for the Theatre & Television
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“Dewin y Daran”
Cyfarwyddwr: T. James Jones
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“Dewin y Daran”
Cyfarwyddw: T. James Jones
Eisteddfod Genodlaethol, Carmarthen 1975?
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Every year Theatr Cymru was heavily involved with the National Eisteddfod and the one at Carmarthen was particularly heavy as the company mounted 3 full scale productions. “Y Pypedau”, “Nia Ben Aur” and the main pageant, “Dewin y Daran”. The last two were staged specially for performance in the Old Pavillion. “Dewin y Daran” told the story of the Rebecca riots. The two illustrations were for back projections. As the screen was so large: 30’ x 16’ it was covered by 3 pairs of carousel projectors, enabling, smooth cross fades.
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Panto backloth designs
Productions unknown
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Panto costume design
Production unknown
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