Dynolwaith Baner Wefan FW

Dynolwaith

New theatre production by Frân Wen and Sherman Theatre.

It’s 2015. Jac is a young trans man, born in the wrong body, beginning the search for the life he knows he’s meant to live.

As he begins his transition, tensions rise, relationships strain, and the support he relies on starts to feel more fragile than ever. When a final rejection pushes Jac to his breaking point, he hurls himself into oblivion, testing the limits of both his body and his mind.

Will those he loves stand by him when it matters most?

Written and performed by Leo Drayton, Dynolwaith is a deeply personal and heartfelt Welsh-language* story of self-discovery, resilience, and transformation that will resonate long after the curtain falls.

The tour

CARDIFF
Sherman Theatre
26 September - 4 October 2025
🎟️ Tickets

ABERYSTWYTH
Canolfan Arad Goch
7 October 2025
🎟️ Tickets

CAERNARFON
Galeri
9 October 2025
🎟️ Tickets

BANGOR
Pontio
10 October 2025
🎟️ Tickets

Y BALA
Theatr Derek Williams
11 October 2025
🎟️ Tickets

*All performances are captioned in English and Welsh.

Written and performed by: Leo Drayton (he/him)
Director: Gethin Evans (he/him)
Assistant Director: Kayley Roberts (they/them)
Lighting Designer: K.J (they/them)
Designer: Cara Evans (they/she)
Composer: Melfed Melys (she/they)
Sound Designer: Sam Jones (he/him)
Trans Consultant:
Kay R Dennis (they/them)
Photographer:
Megan Winstone (she/her)
Graphic Designer
: Beth Morris (she/her)

Age Gudiance

16+

Captions

All performances will be captioned in Welsh and English.

BSL Performances

CARDIFF
Sherman Theatre
30 September & 03 October 2025
BANGOR
Pontio
10 October 2025


Content Warnings

This piece contains strong and sensitive material, including:

  • Gender dysphoria and transphobia (internalised and external)

  • Misgendering and deadnaming

  • Emotional abuse, neglect, and family breakdown

  • Suicidal ideation and mental health struggles

  • Sexual assault, coercion, and unsafe sexual encounters

  • Violence and physical aggression

  • Body image issues, dysphoria, and self-loathing

  • Medical transition and systemic barriers to care

  • Substance use and impulsive risk-taking

  • Strong language and explicit references to trauma