"This one time, I just know she's gonna hit the roof. I just put you in the pushchair and get out the place quick as I can. Neighbours all out on the balcony wonderin' what's happenin', and this eight-year-old kid's walkin' past 'em all smilin' with a kid in his pushchair, like tha'... "Mornin'! Mornin'!"

This brand new bilingual play by young playwright Alun Saunders is a coming of age story about two brothers raised apart, in different families speaking different languages. With animated surtitles in both languages that move around the set and even onto the actors' bodies, this is a funny, moving play and truly accessible for Welsh and non-Welsh speakers alike.

Alun Saunders trained as an Actor at Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. He won Sherman Cymru's ScriptSlam competition in 2008 with his short play To Be Frank, and since then he has written for Theatr na n'Og, Sherman Cymru and an array of short plays for Dirty Protest Theatre, with his play, 6:37, being selected by the company for performance at the Royal Court Theatre, Latitude Festival and at National Theatre Wales' Dirty, Gifted & Welsh weekend of new writing. He won the Wales Theatre Award 2016 for Best Play in the English Language for his first full-length play A Good Clean Heart. Alun is currently a member of the writing team on Fiction Factory & S4C's highly successful drama series, Gwaith Cartref, and is also developing a number of new theatre and TV projects. He is Resident Writer for Neontopia. @AlunSaunders @neon_topia
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