Past Productions
2025 - The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
“My name is Christopher Boone. I am fifteen years and three months and three days. I know all the countries and capital cities of the world and every prime number up to 7507…”
We returned to Wyeside for the first time since 2018 with this sell-out show!
2024 - Who Killed Charlie Kirk?
Through the Autumn half term, our MPYTers embarked on an exciting adventure of creating a 'play-in-a-week' with the talented theatre maker, Bethan Dear, of Jackdaw Theatre.
By the end of the week, they performed a brilliant 'scratch show' that was funny, strange, and political. This was a truly collaborative journey.
2023 - Brainstorm
Every autumn half term, Mid Powys Youth Theatre take over Centre Celf and bring together all we've been working on for the last couple of months, into a final production.
For 2023, our production was BRAINSTORM; a unique, brilliant exploration of the teenage brain; groundbreaking science, real lives. Like nothing you've seen.
2022 - Little Timmy Fell Down a Big Hole
Devised by the company: a powerful tale of corruption and exploitation in the murky world of ‘big energy’, set in a dystopian company town.
2022 - Variations
Taking part in the NT ‘Connections’ programme for the first time, Katie Hims sharp-tongued tale of sibling rivalry in parallel universes played both at home in Lland’od and to a barnstorming reception at the NT partner festival in Aberystwyth.
2019 – ‘The Crucible’
The Lost Arc in Rhayader was the perfect space for this tense thriller, and Arthur Miller’s classic parable might have been written for this intimate setting as MPYT played to packed houses and rapturous receptions.
2019 – ‘Empty Water’
Written by two senior MPYTers taking inspiration from the themes of ‘The Crucible’; Gwen Rees & Nia Bolland crafted a brilliant drama for Junior MPYT that explored superstition, gossip and the power of the mob.
2018 - Oh What a lovely War
Oh, what a huge success - in every way! This much-loved satire of the Great War was seen by over 500 people during a week at the Wyeside in Builth. (They’re still singing!)
2018 - Switch
Led by Swedish artist Emmanuel Almborg: this collaboration between MPYT and Immediate Theatre (London) was devised in Hackney; rehearsed and performed in Llandod. The exchange featured 12 young people from both locations and Emanuel’s film of the project -‘The Nth Degree’ - has since toured the world at film festivals.
2018 - A Midsummer Night's Dream
Little MPYT had great fun with this classic. Home performances at Builth Wells High School led up to a ‘Midsummer Night’ show in the very special atmosphere of a Willow Globe evening.
2017 - How to Mend the Broken Heart
Following a year of community engagement, research and devising; and thirty years after MPYT’s very first production, this collaboration with Age Cymru dramatised the lives of the communities of mid Powys since 1987, with participation from ages 9 to 90.
2017 - The Hoarders Fountain
Junior MPYT performed in Builth with this powerful eco fable, imagining a future mid Powys without water.
2016 - Not the End of the World
Powerful adaptation of Geraldine McCaughrean’s 2012 novel reimagining Noah and the Flood.
2015 - Forgetting Anastasia
MPYT’s epic, ensemble style was let loose on this satire of the Russian Revolution exploring the mythology of the ‘lost’ Princess in fine style.
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