Theatr Clwyd redevelopment 08.04.19

Haworth Tompkins have started work on a redevelopment of Theatr Clwyd, one of Wales’ major cultural assets. The project, currently in early design stage, includes revitalised public areas and back of house spaces. Steve Tompkins has said: "The whole design team is excited to be setting out on this important project alongside Theatr Clywd’s brilliant leaders, a committed council and an expert builder. Everyone involved understands what a crucial part a theatre like this has to play in the life of this community and in the wider cultural landscape, so it’s a both a privilege and a big responsibility for us to be part of rejuvenating the building to support the theatres' vision for a welcoming, democratic and creatively inspiring public space.”

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