A spectacular celebration of Cornish culture and heritage
We shall be performing 6 plays each week, two evening performances of each play
Our choirs will sing in Cornish. The plays will be mainly in English, with some interesting Cornish features
On Sundays, with Cornish language and Ordinalia history workshops, Cornish wrestling and Cornish dancing
In the historic Plen an Gwari amphitheatre, under autumn sunsets and the dark skies of West Cornwall
reflected within the original medieval Christian narrative
With extra schools' matinees for each of the three plays
'Minstrels do ye pipe for us, that we may dance together'
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Read MoreSeptember 2000
Our First Production, being a new adaptation from the original Cornish manuscripts by Pauline Sheppard, Cornish playwright and author, who represented Cornish theatre at the 1981 International Berlin Festival
August and September 2001
Building on the success of the previous year, with the same experienced production team led by Dominic Knutton, artistic director of the Cornish Theatre Collective
August and September 2002
Our productions received funding support from Millenium Festival; Heritage Lottery Fund; European RD Fund; Penwith DC; Cornwall CC; and commercial sponsorship
August 2004
All three plays performed in repertory, at the Plen an Gwary in St Just - the historic theatrical site used for all our earlier Ordinalia productions