Jac Ifan Moore is a director working across theatre, television, and opera.
His work spans large-scale adaptations, new writing, and politically engaged storytelling, with a bold visual style.
He has directed over 30 episodes of continuing drama for BBC Cymru Wales/S4C, and stage productions for National Theatre Wales, Theatr Genedlaethol, Sherman Theatre, Theatre 503, and Music Theatre Wales, where he recently directed and co-wrote his first opera (Unclean Beasts). His productions have played on main stages, toured nationally, and appeared at the Edinburgh Festival.
Jac is co-founder of PowderHouse, the Company in Residence at the Sherman Theatre, and an alumnus of the National Theatre Studio Directors Course and Royal Opera House Directing for Opera Programme.
Current projects include The Mission, a political comedy in development as a TV series; a bilingual short film Croeso!; David Copperfield (adapted by Simon Reade) at RWCMD; and a main stage new play for Theatr Clwyd.
Based in Wales and working nationally, Jac is committed to making work that is bold, emotionally direct, and reaches the widest possible audience.
Photograph by Mark Douet
Upcoming Projects:
Future Projects & Projects Seeking Partners:
ANTIGONE by Tim Price & PowderHouse (PowderHouse)
Previous Work includes:
UNCLEAN BEASTS (Music Theatre Wales)
THE CORN IS GREEN (as Associate Director for National Theatre)
PHILIP PULLMAN’S GRIMM TALES (Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama)
APOLLO E DAFNE (as Assistant Director for Royal Opera House)
ANTIGONE (PowderHouse, National Theatre Wales, Sherman Theatre & BBC)
FOR ALL I CARE (National Theatre Wales)
FEL ANIFAIL (Sherman Theatre)
NOW THE HERO (as Associate Director for 14-18 NOW)