Four years after the exploratory outdoor promenade performance through the village of Kyleakin, Tales of The Last Ferryman is being revised for an in-Studio performance. We welcome back Llion Williams who first played this role. It is 30 years after the ending of the Skye Ferry from Kyle to Kyleakin and the opening of the Skye Bridge and Morgan Mackinnon, The Last Ferryman, is telling the tales of the area of The Skye Bridge - real events, legends & myths are all bound together in this wonderfully conceived tale.
Llion Williams (born 1961) is a Welsh actor. He is best known for his role as George Hughes in the programme C'mon Midffild! around the late 1980s and early 1990s. He also voiced a number of cartoons such as the Smyrffs in Welsh, and was a stand-up comedian.Biography
Llion was born in Bangor and grew up in Tal-y-bont in the Conwy Valley before the family moved to Bangor. His brother was the poet Iwan Llwyd[1]. He went to Ysgol Friars, Bangor and then the University of Wales Aberystwyth. [2] He now lives in Llanrug near Caernarfon.On 18 July 2017 he was awarded an Honorary Fellowship by Bangor University for his contribution to theatre. [3]
Plockton Amateur Drama Society present SUBCONTRACT by Bob Davidson which tells the amusing story of a 'clever' way to rid the country of a nuclear deterrent, saving the country billions and all without telling anybody!
Acting Out 2 are some short vignettes featuring local young performers which is part of our mission to develop talent in the region.