Under Milk Woods (2024)

Based on Under Milk Wood by Dylan Thomas

70 years after the first broadcast of Dylan Thomas' Under Milk Wood, five new dramatic portraits of different areas of Wales in 2024 starring Ruth Jones. Swansea by Joe Dunthorne.

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Under Milk Woods (2024)

Under Milk Woods (2024) | 1: Swansea by Joe Dunthorne

Under Milk Woods (2024) | 1: Swansea by Joe Dunthorne

2024 | 13'38''

70 years after the first broadcast of Dylan Thomas' Under Milk Wood, five new dramatic portraits of different areas of ...

Under Milk Woods (2024) | 2: Tywyn, North Wales by Manon Steffan Ros

Under Milk Woods (2024) | 2: Tywyn, North Wales by Manon Steffan Ros

2024 | 13'31''

70 years since the first broadcast of Dylan Thomas' Under Milk Wood, five new dramatic portraits of diff...

Under Milk Woods (2024) | 3: New Quay by Menna Elfyn

Under Milk Woods (2024) | 3: New Quay by Menna Elfyn

2024 | 13'38''

70 years since the first broadcast of Dylan Thomas' Under Milk Wood, five new dramatic portraits of different areas of W...

Under Milk Woods (2024) | 4: Cardiff by Hanan Issa

Under Milk Woods (2024) | 4: Cardiff by Hanan Issa

2024 | 13'36''

70 years since the first broadcast of Dylan Thomas' Under Milk Wood, five new dramatic portraits of different areas of Wal...

Under Milk Woods (2024) | 5: Rhondda by Rachel Trezise

Under Milk Woods (2024) | 5: Rhondda by Rachel Trezise

2024 | 13'40''

For the 70th anniversary of the first broadcast of Dylan Thomas' Under Milk Wood, five short dramatic portraits from d...
Other Archive resources
Under Milk Wood | BBC One | 2014

Under Milk Wood (2014)

A unique production of Dylan Thomas's famous 'play for voices' enacted by a community of Welsh performers in New York, Los Angeles, London, Cardiff and Laugharne.
Under Milk Wood | BBC Radio 3 | 2024

Under Milk Woods (2024) | 5: Rhondda by Rachel Trezise

For the 70th anniversary of the first broadcast of Dylan Thomas' Under Milk Wood, five short dramatic portraits from different areas of Wales in 2024. Rhondda by Rachel Trezise.