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  • Peculiar Slice: The Cherries On Top

    Meet the newly appointed Peculiar Committee who are fresh out of the oven and ready to roll! Sarah – Executive Chef Role of Chair requires a pinch of authority (or bossiness). A dollop of understanding. A good helping of organization and an awful lot of love (for my committee and the company) to bind it…


  • Arcadia: Meet Lowri, Social Butterfly

    This week, meet our Hamilton-loving half-pint Lowri. She will be playing Chloë, a young woman fascinated with dressing up, socialising, and ruling the roost. You are likely to have seen Lowri as Magrat in ‘Wyrd Sisters’ and ‘Witches Abroad’ with Monstrous Productions, with whom she also leapt around the stage as the Librarian in ‘Guards…


  • Peculiar Slice: Arcadia’s Stage Manager

    Meet the team kneading and proving Peculiar’s next production, Arcadia, ready to rise to the stage in February 2019! I’m Vicki, Stage Manager, and I’ll be lurking backstage making sure that everything onstage runs smooth as butter.


  • Lawrence Quilt, a member of Pecular Productions theatre company in Cardiff.

    Arcadia: Meet Loz, Charming Intelli-Gentleman

    This week meet lovely Loz, the delightful man playing charming Septimus Hodge in Arcadia. Also known as Lawrence Quilty in his more creative pursuits, Loz has astounded us with his many acting roles in the past with Act One (the Cardiff University Drama Society), Monstrous Productions, and many, many others.


  • Alice, from Peculair Productions theatre company in Cardiff.

    Peculiar Slice: Arcadia’s Prop designer

    I’m Alice, Prop designer. There’s a whole batch of stuff to make and I’ve got some tortoise and hare on the go at the moment. Wait, not like that.


  • Matt Hitchman, rehearsing for Peculiar Production's performance of Arcadia in Penarth, Vardiff, 2019

    Arcadia: Meet Matt, the Fiery Critic

    Week three of our introductions to the beautiful people gracing the stage in February. Today it’s Matt, who will be filling the shoes of critical Bernard Nightingale.