Spoken out loud, ‘Under Milk Wood’ stands alone and entire, steeped in such rich imagery that if you close your eyes you can see its rustic Welsh landscape unfolding. Adding images can only ...

Under Milk Wood is “a play for voices” which was ... and ultimately contribute to the development of the cultural landscape of the city for artists and art appreciators alike.

Under Milk Wood evokes everyday joys and frustrations ... a doubled figure in bright pink against bare trees in a white landscape, mixes fistfuls of snowflakes and currants to make welsh cakes.

Metcalf and the cast of singers and musicians capture not only Thomas’s earthy humor, but also, in equal measure, his deep affection for the people and landscape Under Milk Wood depicts.

and how it speaks to our pandemic landscape,” she queries in her conclusion. Is Under Milk Wood good? Well, questioning the quality of Thomas’ text never crosses most critics’ minds.

From its famous opening words ("To begin at the beginning…") spoken by the young Richard Burton, Dylan Thomas's 'play for voices' Under Milk Wood was a milestone of BBC radio broadcasting ...

e last work Dylan Thomas completed before he died, Under Milk Wood describes a day in the life of a Welsh sea town. From the old man who daydreams of the poisoning of his wife, to the young girl ...