Company of Sirens presents the Welsh Tour of Eco-Thriller“Water Wars” by Ian Rowlands
A powerful new eco-thriller by acclaimed playwright Ian Rowlands. This hard-hitting, bi-lingual production, presented in both Welsh and English, will tour theatres across Wales in the Spring, bringing audiences a timely exploration of one of the most pressing environmental crises of our time - the global water crisis.
“Who owns the rain?”
Water Wars is a powerful and visceral eco-thriller which delves into a dystopian near future, where global water shortages spark political conflict and personal betrayals. As communities are torn apart by dwindling resources, the play questions humanity's priorities, the price of survival, and the impact of environmental degradation on the fabric of society. With its hard-hitting, uncompromising blend of suspense, political intrigue, and deeply personal stories, the production is set to engage audiences and spark important conversations about sustainability, ownership, and the future of our existence.
“What makes you think that we would willingly thirst to death, so that you can water the green lawns of Surbiton?”
Directed by Chris Durnall, Artistic Director of Company of Sirens,Water Wars brings together a cast of highly experienced Welsh actors, expertly weaving together Welsh and English dialogue to reflect the bilingual reality of modern Wales. This eco-thriller is both global and local, underscoring Wales' rich cultural heritage while addressing an issue of worldwide importance.
At Theatr Brycheiniog
17 Mar 2025, 19:30