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Pomona (stage play) are born. The play's structure is episodic and non-chronological, suggesting that Ollie's sister may not exist. The production was directed by Ned Bennett, designed by Georgia Lowe, lighting by Elliot Griggs and sound by Giles Thomas. It was a critical success and featured in Lyn Gardner's Top 10 Theatre of 2014. The current production transferred to the National Theatre and the Royal Exchange Theatre in Autumn 2015. Pomona (stage play) Pomona is a play by Alistair McDowall that was commissioned for The Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama in 2014 and performed at The Gate Theatre in London as