Bishop William Morgan - Children's Festival of Welsh History
When he died in 1604, Bishop William Morgan, was a poor man, who left in his will some pewter crockery, five flower pots, two peacocks and two swans. He also left the nation a priceless treasure – a Welsh translation of the Bible. An adaptation of In Character's theatre production. Supported by the National Library of Wales Actor: Llion Williams Director: Gwion Aled Williams Editor: Glyn Roberts
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