
Coeden Hiraeth
Greenwich Theatre
Experience a haunting Welsh folk tale at Greenwich Theatre. This short play explores themes of love and longing in an evocative production perfect for the Halloween season.
Greenwich Theatre presents Coeden Hiraeth, a poignant and haunting new short play adapted for the stage by Deanna Strasse and directed by James Haddrell. Originally debuted at the New Wimbledon Studio by KeyBored., this production breathes new life into a traditional Welsh folk tale, setting the narrative against the atmospheric backdrop of the First World War. The story follows the complex emotional journey of Nerys and Edryd, charting their relationship from the innocence of first love through to deeper themes of longing and decay. Featuring performances by Caitlin Stevenson and Charlie Howe, the play promises to be a tender yet tragic experience for the audience. The show is presented in the theatre's studio space and has a running time of approximately 30 minutes. It is recommended for audiences aged 12 and older. Whether you are looking for a unique lunchtime cultural break or a compelling theatrical experience on Halloween night, this production offers a powerful exploration of human emotion and folklore. Bookings can be made directly via the Greenwich Theatre website.
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