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Audio Work

My work includes Chocolate Orange Biscuits - a collection of short radio dramas for The Wireless Theatre Company, directed by Mariele Runacre-Temple, Tremolo (Illumine Theatre, Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru, Wales Gene Park) and Deuce (Illumine Theatre, Genomics Partnership Wales). 

My latest projects

My Latest Projects

DEUCE

When junior tennis star Alys Harris collapses serving for the championship at Wimbledon, she finds herself out-of-her-body in a hospital room, visited by her late father. Can Daf help Alys make sense of her collapse? And can the former player persuade his daughter to return to a life without tennis? A powerful and moving drama, offering listeners insight into hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) and how the condition affects relationships, dreams and more. 

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Alys: Ella Peel

Daf: Daniel Lloyd

Bethan / Guest: Mari Beard

Commentator One: Gareth John Bale

Commentator Two: Mali Ann Rees

Writer: Lisa Parry

Director: Zoë Waterman

Sound editing and design: Rhys Young for Hoot Studios

Dramaturg: Branwen Davies

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An Illumine Theatre production, in partnership with Genomics Partnership Wales and in conjunction with Wales Gene Park.

TREMOLO

***Gareth Elis won the Marc Beeby award for best debut performance in Tremolo and the play itself was shortlisted for best original single drama in the BBC Audio Drama Awards 2023.***

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If you knew you could have a serious medical condition and could find out, would you? Harri's world is turned upside down when his mother is diagnosed with early onset familial Alzheimer's disease, a condition he and his sister each have a 50 per cent chance of inheriting. 

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Harri: Gareth Elis

Writer: Lisa Parry

Director: Zoë Waterman

Composer and harpist: Eira Lynn Jones

Sound editing and design: Rhys Young for Hoot Studios

Dramaturg and assistant director: Branwen Davies

Additional music: Drwy Dy Lygid Di, written and performed by Yws Gwynedd

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An Illumine Theatre production in partnership with Wales Gene Park and Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru, supported by the Genetics Society.

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