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'Y Danbaid Fendigaid Ann' - Dress Rehearsal

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Dress rehearsal for Sian Meinir's one woman show, 'Y Danbaid Fendigaid Ann', in the North Reading Room, National Library of Wales. Also to be seen in the pictures are Lis Hughes Jones, creator and performer of the original show 'Ann Griffiths, and director of this performance; as well as Margaret Ames, formerly a member of the theatre company Brith Gof.