A Good Clean Heart is a moving coming-of-age story about two brothers raised by different families, speaking different languages, that will visit The Torch Theatre on Tuesday, October 11.

Produced by Neontopia and Wales Millennium Centre, A Good Clean Heart is written by Alun Saunders and is the rollercoaster story of Hefin and Jay, where things go from brilliant to horrific in a heartbeat.

Having suppressed any desire to know more about his early life, before he was adopted, on his 18th birthday, Hefin discovers not only that he has a sibling, but that he wasn’t - as he’d always believed - born in Wales. On a defiant whim, Hefin takes a trip to meet his long-lost big brother, and crash-lands in a totally alien universe, just two hours down the M4.

Directed by Mared Swain, and with animated surtitles in both English and Welsh, A Good Clean Heart asks whether the love between two siblings raised in different cultures can overcome their differences.

The play is currently touring Wales following a successful run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. A Good Clean Heart is on at The Torch Theatre on Tuesday, October 11, at 7.45 pm. To book tickets and for further information, contact the Torch Theatre Box Office on 01646 695267 or visit the website www.torchtheatre.co.uk