A show that takes community spirit and brings it to the forefront, celebrating it as the beating heart behind change, progress and togetherness…

Here in Gwaun, we are all thriving... 

Leanne is new in town. Or at least, as new as you get for the people of Gwaun. Raised there and recently returned after escaping a few towns away, she's ready and raring to start anew and build a fresh life for herself and her daughter Maisie. There's only one problem. Leanne doesn't have a clue how to cook, or the money to make a start. With a Council Support Officer watching her every move and the whole town ready to judge, she'll embark on a journey to finally feel full and learn the true meaning of making something from nothing. 

Directly inspired by, and created with, the people of Flintshire, How to Feed a Town is packed full of Haywire's signature "...effortlessly confident..." (Buxton Fringe, 2021) and "...poetic..." (Edinburgh Fringe, 2022) approach to everyday storytelling. Prepare for laughter, tears and even a song or two as they take you by the hand and lead you into the bitingly insightful world of food, family and modern poverty.

Dates and Venues

All performances of How to Feed a Town are priced as Pay What You Feel. All shows start at 7:30pm.

Link to all the tickets here.

Corwen Memorial Hall

Caffi Isa

Twm o’r Nant (English)

Twm o’r Nant (Cymraeg)

Daniel Owen Centre

St Peter’s Church, Holywell

Ty Pawb (Cymraeg)

Theatr John Ambrose

17th September

18th September

21st September

22nd Medi

23rd September

25th September

27th Medi

28th September

Cast and Creative

Joanna Pierce-Jones

Leanne

Osian Garmon

Kev

Emma Heron

Maureen

Lynwen Haf-Roberts

Teleri-Sian

Cerian Young

Kelly

Louise Breckon-Richards

Delyth

Elizabeth Jones

Mair Hytch Edwards

And our community cast….

Maggie Tracy

Arfon Goodman Jones

Lindsay Blessing

Chris Williams

Assistant Director

Liv Clarke

Director

Kallum Weyman

Co-Producers

Lauren Ellis-Stretch & Lucy Haslingden