★★★★ "Searing drama with the edge of stand-up comedy"
The Guardian

★★★★ "Another must-see play by Theatr Cymru"
Buzz Magazine

"A promising, zesty and meaningful play by a debut writer"
Nation Cymru

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"Pan mae'r nos yn effro fel hyn, gall unrhyw beth ddigwydd...”

Pop glas, Jäger bombs a sgrolio Tinder.

Gweiddi chwil a karaoke yw curiad y ddinas.

Strydoedd yn llawn “livin’ for the weekend”…

Mae Lottie ar noson allan sy'n wahanol i bob noson allan gynt. Wrth i’r noson hwyrhau a Lottie’n ymgolli yn ei hatgofion, mae'r ffin rhwng realaeth a dychymyg yn chwalu ac mae’n cychwyn ar daith o faddeuant, hunan-ddarganfod a dawnsio fel bod neb yn edrych!

Yn ddinesig, yn ddoniol ac yn dywyll, dyma ddrama newydd gan Mared Jarman am gariad, colled a bywyd fel pobl ifanc anabl mewn byd sy’n blaenoriaethu’r brif ffrwd. Bydd Mared – sy’n llais newydd a chyffrous i fyd y theatr Gymraeg - hefyd yn ymddangos fel Lottie, ochr yn ochr â’i chyd-actor Paul Davies, dan gyfarwyddyd Rhian Blythe.

Gyda chefnogaeth gan Craidd.



★★★★ "Searing drama with the edge of stand-up comedy"
The Guardian

★★★★ "Another must-see play by Theatr Cymru"
Buzz Magazine

"A promising, zesty and meaningful play by a debut writer"
Nation Cymru

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Blue pop, Jäger bombs and scrolling Tinder.

A city pulsing with drunken yelling and karaoke.

Streets filled with “livin’ for the weekend”…

Lottie’s on a night out like no other. As the hours pass and Lottie loses herself in her memories, the line between reality and imagination crumbles and she embarks on a journey of forgiveness, self-discovery and dancing like nobody’s watching!

Urban and darkly comic, this new play by Mared Jarman explores love, loss and life as young disabled people in a world that prioritises the mainstream. An exciting new voice in Welsh-language theatre, Mared will also appear as Lottie, alongside co-star Paul Davies and directed by Rhian Blythe.

Supported by Craidd.