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Swansea Marina Dylan Thomas Walking Trail

By Chris Williams Posted on 22 May 2020 Posted in Blog
Swansea Marina Dylan Thomas Walking Trail

If you live locally to Swansea Marina, why not combine your daily exercise with some culture, and enjoy a Dylan Thomas-themed wander through part of the Maritime Quarter? This gentle, flat stroll is around 1 kilometre in length, and can …

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Create your own inhabitant of Llareggub!

By Chris Williams Posted on 22 May 2020 Posted in Blog
Create your own inhabitant of Llareggub!

Dylan Thomas created an incredible cast of characters to populate the small, Welsh seaside town of Llareggub, but we think there is room for one or two more! Who would you like to see live alongside Polly Garter, Captain Cat, …

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The ‘loveless destruction’ of Mrs Ogmore-Pritchard

By Chris Williams Posted on 18 May 2020 Posted in Blog
The ‘loveless destruction’ of Mrs Ogmore-Pritchard

As we approach the holiday season, hotels and guest houses throughout Britain are eerily silent as proprietors comply with stringent government rules to control the spread of coronavirus. International Dylan Thomas Day on May 14 celebrates the first-ever full cast …

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Are you a Milk Wood Master?

By Chris Williams Posted on 14 May 2020 Posted in Blog
Are you a Milk Wood Master?

Happy #DylanDay! Today we’re celebrating the first full stage reading of Under Milk Wood which took place on this day 67 years ago.  Throughout the day we’ve been testing your knowledge of Dylan’s famous radio play with our Under Milk …

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Dylan’s Writing Spaces: Dylan in Donegal

By Chris Williams Posted on 11 May 2020 Posted in Blog
Dylan’s Writing Spaces: Dylan in Donegal

In the second of her blogs on Dylan’s writing places, the Dylan Thomas Centre’s Linda Evans looks at his time in Donegal. In mid-September 1935, Dylan Thomas wrote from Swansea to writer Desmond Hawkins: ‘I’ve been on the blindest blind …

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