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![]() Gwyn's birthday - cake, beds behind - all made by the children with help from the designer for the first production, Andrea Davies | ![]() Poster for The Snow Spider adapted and directed by Janys Chambers as a Play for 100 Children | ![]() Arianwen the Snow Spider |
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![]() Alison Pitt's design for Snow Spider webs for the children to make for the second production | ![]() Gwyn's eccentric Nain | ![]() Louie Ingham MD for the first production with the young orchestra |
![]() Gwyn sits in front of the memory of his younger self - the night his sister went missing | ![]() | ![]() Gwyn and Eirlys the girl who resembles his sister. Notice the lovely sheep on the bedspread and the wallpaper - all made by the children |
![]() Some of the violinists | ![]() A ghostly ship sails past the dining table | ![]() Alison Pitt's design for the ghostly ship to be made by the children for the second production |
![]() One of the singers | ![]() Our percussion specialist Kevin with one of the drummers in the first production | ![]() Nain reads the Mabinogion |
![]() Design for the snow falling | ![]() Nain unaware of the scary forces of Efnisen come to wreck her house | ![]() Arianwen the Snow Spider battles with Efnisien |
![]() Bowing to the power of the evil Efnisien | ![]() The cast with Jenny Nimmo author of The Snow Spider | ![]() The full company onstage |
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