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The loss of a language is the loss of a link with our past. With it we lose our sense of place, our purpose and our future path. Today many find themselves on this journey to reclaim their language and their identity. We must know where we came from to know where we are going. But some of us are too busy to think of our roots and without it we are like a river without its source. Loss is the saddest word in any language and here we find Rhiannon and Shaw at a loss in what they think life should be. With one foot in the past and one foot in the future, neither are in the present because their mother tongue has been severed. These two souls in their rites of passage have to find their way back, back to their ancestors and inherit the gods. Standing on the edge of their destinies they have to make it in the 'now' and live for the moment with both feet firmly planted in the present. Be who they want to be, not what others demand. A premiere of a new English language play with Welsh and Wampanoag.

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Author: C M Stephens
Producer: Theatr Gwalia
Director: Chris Morgan