Theatr Brycheiniog Spring 2011

BRECON lABERHONDDU JANUARY-APRIL l IONAWR-EBRILL 2011

THEATRBRYCHEINIOG

BOOK ONLINE AT: www.theatrbrycheiniog.co.uk

CANAL WHARF, BRECON, POWYS, LD3 7EWBOX OFFICE l SWYDDFA DOCYNNAU

01874 611622

ANDY AND MIKE’S BIG BOX OF BANANAS

LADY CHATTERLEY’S LOVER

MAX BOYCE & FRIENDS

BURTON

MID WALES CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

FIREMAN SAMBIG BALLET

ROBIN HOODTHE PANTOMIME

BEN E. KING & GARY U.S. BONDS

JULIAN LLOYD WEBBERHUMAN PLANET WITH DALE TEMPLAR

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An unforgettable season of drama awaits you atTheatr Brycheiniog this season. From the hard-hitting, yet irreverent, Chronicles Of Long Keshto Emily Bronte’s windswept gothic taleWuthering Heights, it promises to be a veryexciting time for theatre-lovers in Brecon.

To celebrate this abundance of theatricalriches, Theatr Brycheiniog is offeringcustomers the opportunity to get 50% off theticket price for drama this season.

Customers booking in advance for at least four out of the following five dramas willautomatically receive a half price discount on the total ticket price.

CHRONICLES OF LONG KESHSaturday 19 February

LADY CHATTERLEY’S LOVERWednesday 23 March

AFTER MISS JULIEFriday 25 March

BURTONFriday 1 April

WUTHERING HEIGHTSTuesday 5 & Wednesday 6 April

TERMS & CONDITIONSOffer applies to the five shows listed only. The offer may only beapplied if the shows are booked in a single transaction. Thediscount may not be applied retrospectively. Please note thediscount is applied at checkout. The 50p per ticket fee will stillapply according to existing terms and conditions.

50% OFFDRAMA

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CROESOMae rhaglen y gaeaf bob amser yn gymysgeddperffaith o’r hyn yr ydym yn meddwl y mae pobl yn ei hoffi fwyaf am Theatr Brycheiniog.Gan ddilyn ein harwyddair answyddogol sef‘rhywbeth i bawb, popeth i rywun’, mae’r tymor o fis Ionawr i fis Ebrill yn llawn o’r gorau y gall eincymdeithasau amatur ei gynnig - Westenders,Ffermwyr Ifanc Sir Frycheiniog - ynghyd âpherfformiad gan gwmnïau blaengar fel Cwmni Dawns Richard Alston. Yna ceir cyfraniad gan bobl ifanc o Ysgol Uwchradd Aberhonddu aCholeg Llanymddyfri ynghyd â’r artistiaid a’r cwmnïau proffesiynol gorau sy’n teithio yn y DU arhyn o bryd - Hull Truck, The Big Ballet a Julian Lloyd Webber. Ac yna gyda rhai o’r henffefrynnau - Max Boyce, Opera Dinas Abertawe,Circs Of Horrors - mae gennych amrywiaeth gwych i weddu i bob chwaeth. Felly, gwisgwch eich esgidiau glaw a dewch draw iymweld â ni yn Theatr Brycheiniog y gaeaf hwn.

WELCOMEThe winter programme is always a perfect mixture of what we think people like most aboutTheatr Brycheiniog.Echoing our unofficial motto of ‘something for everyone, everything for someone’, theJanuary to April season is full of the best that ourlocal amateur societies can offer - Westenders,Brecknock Young Farmers - alongside the cutting edge of performance like the Richard Alston Dance Company. There’s theparticipation of young people from Brecon High School and Llandovery College rubbingshoulders with the finest professional artistes and companies on tour in the UK right now - Hull Truck, The Big Ballet, Julian Lloyd Webber.Throw in some old favourites - Max Boyce,Swansea City Opera, Circus Of Horrors - andyou’ve got a brilliant mix to suit all tastes.So, wrap up warm, drive safely and come and visit us at Theatr Brycheiniog this winter.

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Recognised as a Regional Performing Arts Centre by the Arts Council of WalesCydnabyddir gan Gyngor Celfyddydau Cymru fel Canolfan Ranbarthol y Celfyddydau Perfformio

WEDNESDAY 12 JANUARY 10.15AM

MARTYN GERAINT

LAMP HUDOLPANTOMEIM LLAWN HWYLA HIWMOR I’R TEULU OLL!Unwaith eto, bydd Martyn Geraint a’iffrindiau [yn cynnwys Ieuan Rhys sydd yn ôlfel y ‘Dame’] yn teithio ar hyd a lled y wladdros y Gaeaf er mwyn dod ag adloniant o’rradd flaenaf i gynulledifaoedd Cymru mewnpantomeim newydd sbon. Yn dilynllwyddiant “Y Losin Hud [Hansel + Gretel]”llynedd, mi fydd y sioe eleni yn adeiladu ary berthynas crewyd rhwng y perfformwyra’r gynulleidfa o bob oedran. Roedd ymatebpawb, boed yn blant ysgol neu’n oedolionyn hynod o frwdfrydig - a’r nod yw i ail-greu’r awyrgylch o chwerthin a mwynhadpur yna unwaith yn rhagor. Ond byddwchyn barod am ambell i syrpreis ar hyd yffordd! Rhwng dawns a chân, golau a sain,perygl a hapusrwydd, mi fydd y sioe hon ynwledd i’r synhwyrau!

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!

TICKETS £10.00CONCESSIONS £8.00 SCHOOLS £7.00

Teyrnged i feistri’r byd pop. CALL TO BOOK TICKETS 01874 6116224

FRIDAY 7 JANUARY 7.00PM

HORSE BOY CAMPS

THE HORSE BOYA FILM BY MICHEL ORION SCOTTAND RUPERT ISAACSONHow far would you travel to heal someone you love? An intensely personal yet epic spiritual journey, The Horse Boy follows one Texas couple and their autistic son Rowan as they trek on horseback through Outer Mongolia in an attempt to findhealing for their boy.

A documentary that is part travel adventure, partinsight into shamanic healing and part intimate look at the autistic mind.

TICKETS £5.50

Ffilm am fachgen awtistig yn cael therapi gan geffyl.

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What’s occurin’ in Sherwood?

Meet the dashing Robin Hood, cheer Maid Marian and the Merry Men and boo the dastardly Sherriff of Nottingham asWestenders brings all the magic of pantomime to Theatr Brycheiniog.

The only panto where a man in tights isn’tnecessarily the dame!

SATURDAY 22 & SUNDAY 23 JANUARY 4.00PM

TUESDAY 25 - SATURDAY 29 JANUARY 7.00PM

SATURDAY 29 JANUARY 2.00PM

TICKETS £9.00SENIOR CITIZENS £8.00 CHILDREN £7.00

Hwyl a sbri gan gymdeithas pantomeim lleol.

SATURDAY 22 - SATURDAY 29 JANUARY

WESTENDERS

ROBIN HOODTHE PANTOMIME

TUESDAY 15 - THURSDAY 17 FEBRUARY 7.00PM

BRECON HIGH SCHOOL

GREASEFollowing their spectacular production of Les Miserablesin 2009, Brecon High School return to the stage with aproduction of the teenage smash-hit musical Grease.TICKETS £10.00 CONCESSIONS £8.50

Ysgol leol yn cyflwyno sioe gerdd boblogaidd.

MONDAY 7 - SATURDAY 12 FEBRUARY 7.00PM

BRECKNOCK YOUNG FARMERS ASSOCIATION 64TH ENTERTAINMENT & ONE PLUS FESTIVALTickets will be on sale from Monday 17th January 2011.Talent ac adloniant blynyddol gan Glybiau Ffermwyr Ifanc Brycheiniog.

FRIDAY 18 FEBRUARY 7.30PM

MAYOR’S CHARITY BALL IN AID OF THE MAYOR’S CHARITIESThe evening will include a live band and adelicious four-course meal, all hosted byMayor Of Brecon David Meredith.

TICKETS £35.00

Y Maer lleol yn trefnu noson i elusen.CALL TO BOOK TICKETS 01874 6116226


For three decades, Northern Ireland’s infamousprison - Long Kesh - was home to bothRepublicans and Loyalists in an era of riots,hunger strikes and ‘The Troubles’.

Martin Lynch’s dramatic portrayal of life on theinside tells a painful, shocking and poignantstory of the day-to-day reality of history in themaking. Time is marked with Motown classics,prison breaks are conducted under the coverof Smokey Robinson, and the stories are angry,devastating and, at times, hilarious.

Told through the eyes of prison officers,Republicans and Loyalists, a rich assortment ofpatriots, chancers, leaders, wives, escapersand hypochondriacs, Chronicles Of Long Keshis full of wild, irreverent humour and is a realcrowd-pleaser.

‘Superb performances work an unshowy magic’ THE GUARDIAN

Suitable for ages 16+

TICKETS £14.50CONCESSIONS £13.50

FANCY 50% OFF MARKED TICKET PRICE?See page 2 for details

Portread o fywyd yng ngharchar ffiaidd Gogledd Iwerddon.

Cyd-Gynhyrchiad Green Shoot Productions | Theatr Mwldan Co-ProductionSupported by Arts Council Of Wales under the Arts Outside Cardiff Scheme

SATURDAY 19 FEBRUARY 7.30PM

A NEW PLAY BY NORTHERN IRELAND’S CELEBRATED PLAYWRIGHT

THE CHRONICLES OF LONG KESHBY MARTIN LYNCH

CBeebies presenters Andy Day and Mike James bringtheir much-loved humour to this slapstick comedyshow for 4-11-year-olds (and their entire families).

A magical and mysterious box appears. Unable to open it, the boys take you on an exciting journey to find out what’s inside! You’ll meet confused pirates,musical sea life and extravagant all-singing, all-dancing air stewards.

TICKETS £10.00CONCESSIONS £8.50FAMILY TICKET AVAILABLE

Hwyl i’r teulu gan hoff gadno’r genedl.

THURSDAY 24 FEBRUARY 7.45PM

SPEAKERS FROM THE EDGE

STEPHENVENABLESIN THE STEPS OF SHACKLETON


WEDNESDAY 23 FEBRUARY 2.00PM

ANDY ANDMIKE’S BIG BOXOF BANANAS

Max Boyce is a Welsh icon. His albums have sold intheir millions and subsequently he has beenawarded six gold discs and an MBE.

His album Doctors Papers soared to number 1 in thealbum charts, the first and only comedy album everto do so.

Over the years his BBC TV series have been hugelysuccessful with Max Boyce’s World Cup Journeynominated for a BAFTA award.TICKETS £18.50

Noson o gerddoriaeth a chomedi gan yr eicon o Gymru.

‘Venables is superb on the terror and exhilaration of climbing’ THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH

FRIDAY 25 FEBRUARY 7.30PM

MAX BOYCE & FRIENDS

Internationally acclaimedmountaineer Stephen Venables hastwice repeated Sir ErnestShackleton’s famous crossing ofSouth Georgia - one of the greatepics of exploration. In this grippinglecture, Stephen brings Shackleton’sextraordinary expedition to life.Using his highly acclaimed photosand natural gifts as a storyteller toillustrate this treacherous journey,he captures the thrill of climbing,skiing and sailing in a place of suchhaunting beauty.


Darlith gan fynyddwr sy’n enwog ardraws y byd.


Over a hundred musicians and performers aged 12 to 18,special effects and superb lighting featuring musicians of theArmy Cadet Force representing Gwent, Powys, Glamorgan,Kent, Shropshire and Lincolnshire with special guests from thenewly formed Cadet Band - Northern Ireland.


Cerddoriaeth milwrol.


GWENT & POWYS ARMY CADET FORCE

THE 14TH ANNUAL RORKE’S DRIFT CONCERT

The stories that lie behind making of Human Planet- a remarkable production by the BBC Natural History Unit - are revealed by series producer Dale Templar.

Following in the footsteps of Planet Earth and Life,Human Planet is a landmark series about humanswhich took three years to make and was filmed inover 70 locations, including many of the remotestplaces on earth. The series is about man and nature,and the surprising connections between the two.

TICKETS £10.50CONCESSIONS £9.50 UNDER 16s £7.50 RGS & U3A £8.50

Darlith gan gynhyrchydd rhaglen Human Planet y BBC.


TUESDAY 1 MARCH 7.45PM

ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY LECTURE

HUMAN PLANET WITH DALE TEMPLAR

If variety is the spice of life then this concert issure to be a scintillating evening of entertainment.There’ll be singing, dancing and good ol’ variety,starring all your local celebrities and brightest

talents. An evening to be enjoyed by folks youngand old - not to be missed!

TICKETS £12.00 CONCESSIONS £10.00

Noson o dalentau lleol dan adain y maer.

FRIDAY 4 MARCH 7.30PM

MAYOR’S VARIETY CONCERTIN AID OF THE MAYOR’S CHARITIES DIRECTED BY GARETH PHILLIPS


A brand new show created tocelebrate fifteen bloody years.

Watch some of the greatest, mostbizarre & beautiful circus acts onearth. From daredevil flyingtrapeze to a vampiric crowwoman suspended only by herhair, from whirlwind rollerskatersto sword-swallowers. All this plus pickled & bendy people, voodoo warriors, knife throwers and an almighty cast of the wildest and weirdestperformers on earth.


TICKETS £16.00 (BOOK EARLY)OTHERWISE £19.50 & £17.50

Perfformiadau gwych, gwaedlyd a phrydferth o’r syrcas.

WEDNESDAY 2 MARCH 7.30PM

CIRCUS OF HORRORSTHE FOUR CHAPTERS FROM HELL

TUESDAY 8 MARCH 7.30PM

BRECKNOCK WILDLIFE TRUST

GO WILD!AN EVENING OF WILDLIFE FILMS WITH DEE DOODYDee Doody is seen as the ‘Simon King ofWales’; a well-regarded naturalist, bird ofprey expert, wildlife cameraman andpresenter of over twenty-four wildlifeprogrammes to date. He is also arenowned wildlife artist specialising in themore exotic - from colourful forest hornbillsto majestic Sumatran tigers.

Dee will be showing a selection of footageincluding the red kite, the barn owl and the peregrine.

Funds raised will go to Brecknock Wildlife Trust.

TICKETS £9.50CHILDREN £7.50

Noson gydag arlunydd a merch gamerabywyd gwyllt.


SATURDAY 5 MARCH 7.45PM

C’MONEVERYBODYAll the great musical stars of the 50’s and 60’s come amazingly alive in this spectacularshow. Re-live hits from Eddie Cochran, Buddy Holly, Brenda Lee, Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis and many more of yourfavourite stars.


Teyrnged i gerddoriaeth y 50au a’r 60au.

THURSDAY 10 MARCH 7.45PM

RICHARD ALSTON DANCE COMPANY‘The most musically revealing choreographer in the world today’NEW YORK TIMES

Alston’s iconic contemporary classic Roughcut - a euphoric display of pure energy - is danced to thecascading peals of Steve Reich’s shimmering New York and Electric Counterpoints for clarinet and guitar.

Threatening to ‘burst through the confines of the stage’ (The Guardian), Richard Alston’s Out Of The Strong sees terse anger melt suddenly into sweet lyricism driven by the sharp contrasts of Prokofiev’s Sixth Piano Sonata, played live onstage.

The tightly sprung Lie Of The Land, choreographed by Martin Lawrance, is danced to Ned Rorem’s String Quartet No.4.

Pre-performance talk in the Andrew Lamont Gallery at 6.45PM

TICKETS £14.50CONCESSIONS £12.50 UNDER 18s & STUDENTS £6.00

Cwmni dawns cyfoes.



JULIANLLOYDWEBBERTRAVELS WITH MY CELLO



A CELEBRATION OF SHAKESPEAREPERFORMED BY LLANDOVERY COLLEGE& GOLLOP PREP SCHOOL Pupils from years 5-10 will present a selection of extracts from, and work based on, Shakespeare’s texts including A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Romeo and Juliet,The Tempest, A Winter’s Tale, Macbeth and As You Like It.

Both audience and actors alike will enjoy a evening of great entertainment as they revel in the words of the world’s most infamous playwright.

TICKETS £5.00

Ysgolion yn cyflwyno gwaith y dramodydd enwog.

SUNDAY 13 MARCH 7.30PM

BATTLING THE BOMB-MAKERS

MAJOR CHRIS HUNTEREIGHT LIVES DOWNDiscover the truth behind the mostdangerous job on the planet, brought to youby bomb disposal expert Major Chris Hunter.

In 2007, Chris left the British Army afterseventeen illustrious years of active service, from the Balkans to East Africa,Northern Ireland to Colombia, andAfghanistan to his final tour in Iraq. He has since become a writer - his first book Eight Lives Down became an instant best-seller and Extreme Riskhas followed suit.

TICKETS £10.00

Sgwrs gan arbenigwr gwaredu bomiau ac awdur.


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A rare opportunity to spend an evening withone of the world’s most renowned musicians.

In this intimate concert, Julian will performmany all-time classics, accompanied by Pam Chowhan on piano. In words and liveperformance he explores his collaborationswith an extraordinary array of musiciansfrom Yehudi Menuhin, Joaquin Rodrigo andGeorg Solti to Stephane Grappelli, Elton Johnand Cleo Laine. Julian will play a selection of his favouritepieces interspersed with anecdotes about hismusical life.

TICKETS £17.50

Perfformiad a sgwrs gan y sielydd byd enwog.

A chance to see upcoming ballet stars of tomorrow as a cast of fifty local dancers from 8 to 18 perform collected works from Les Sylphides to Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, La Fille Mal Garde and some fun pieces with music from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.


Perfformiad gan fyfyrwyr yr ysgol fale leol.

SATURDAY 19 MARCH 2.30PM & 7.30PM


POWYS YOUTH BALLET


BRECON ROTARY DRAMA FESTIVALStudents from Brecon, Crickhowell and Gwernyfed High Schools, together with Christ College, perform aselection of drama, dance and musical theatre.

TICKETS £8.00STUDENTS £7.00

Detholiad o ddrama, dawns a theatr gerddorol.



SIR JOHN LLOYD MEMORIAL LECTURE

ARTHUR, THE MABINOGION & BRYCHEINIOGPROFESSOR SIONED DAVIESCHAIR OF WELSH AND HEAD OF SCHOOL CARDIFF UNIVERSITY

Celtic mythology, Arthurian romances and an intriguing interpretation of Britishhistory - these are just some of the themes found in the collection of medievalWelsh tales known as the Mabinogion. Brycheiniog has important links withthese stories, from the wild boar hunt of How Culwch won Olwen to LadyCharlotte Guest’s translation of the tales into English in the nineteenth century.

FREE ENTRY

Darlith am chwedlau Cymreig canoloesol.

HULL TRUCK

LADY CHATTERLEY’S LOVERBY D.H. LAWRENCEADAPTED AND DIRECTED BY NICK LANELady Constance Chatterley is trapped in aloveless marriage. Injured in battle, herhusband is unable to satisfy her sexual desiresand so Constance finds herself in the arms ofanother.But Lady Chatterley’s paramour is a bit ofrough - her husband’s gamekeeper! As theirpassionate love affair reaches its climax, theconstraints of Constance’s class-led societyare broken down as the two lovers findfulfilment in each other.

Contains strong language. Suitable for ages 14+

TICKETS £14.50CONCESSIONS £13.50FANCY 50% OFF MARKED TICKET PRICE?See page 2 for details

Stori ddadleuol am berthynas angerddol a godinebus.



Two of the most iconic performers in soul, alongside a stunning band made up of the UK’s greatest musicians from the bands of Van Morrison, Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood, Jeff Beck, Jerry Lee Lewis and more, will be belting out the greatest soul songs ever written.

Legends Ben E. King (The Drifters) and Gary U.S. Bonds will be performing their own classics such as Stand By Me and Quarter To Threealong with beloved songs such as In The Midnight Hour, Rescue Me and Soul Man which have provided a soundtrack to so many people’s lives.

TICKETS £18.50CONCESSIONS £17.50 Cerddoriaeth clasurol yr enaid.


BEN E. KING & GARY U.S. BONDS THE GREAT AMERICAN SOULBOOK


July 1945. In a London country house,celebrations for the Labour Party’s landslideelection victory are in full swing. As the nightdraws in and flirtation turns to passion, twolovers embark on a consuming and deadlydance of desire.

Sex, class and ambition battle for centre stageas August Strindberg’s brutal, sensual lovestory is relocated to post-war England.

‘An unforgettable night of white-hottheatrical intensity’DAILY TELEGRAPH

Contains strong language. Suitable for ages 16+

TICKETS £14.50CONCESSIONS £13.50FANCY 50% OFF MARKED TICKET PRICE?See page 2 for details

Stori serch greulon a chnawdol o gyfnod wedi’r rhyfel yn Lloegr.


LONDON CLASSIC THEATRE COMPANY

AFTER MISS JULIE BY PATRICK MARBER



AMANDE CONCERTS

BIG BALLET THE SIZE DOESN’TMATTER TOURA ballet like no other! Watch an ensemble of sixteendancers, each weighing no less than sixteen stoneand united in a common cause; not to lose a singlepound. The dancers courageously and imposinglyprove that grace, elegance, charisma andnimbleness is not the demesne of the thin, proudlypresenting their voluptuous yet surprisingly sinuousand flexible figures.

These ladies enchant their audiences with different classical and modern balletpieces in a hilarious comedy showfull of fun and astonishingchoreography, proving that youshouldn’t take life, or yourself, too seriously.


Bale modern gan ddawnswyr nwydus.


Join tribute artist Lee ‘Memphis’ King - winner of theWorld Champion Elvis Tribute Artist at the CollingwoodElvis Festival in Canada - the largest and most respectedElvis tribute contest and Elvis festival in the world today.Lee will be joined by 1960s icon PJ Proby - who wasactually Elvis’s demo man and will be speaking about histime with the King Of Rock & Roll.


Teyrnged i Frenin Roc a Rôl.


SOUTH POWYS YOUTH MUSIC GALACONCERTTICKETS £5.00UNDER 18S FREE

Cyngerdd gan gerddorion ifanc lleol.



ONE NIGHTOF ELVISSTARRING PJ PROBY



THE GLENNMILLERORCHESTRAHITS FROM THE BLITZRay McVay presents the Glenn Miller Orchestrabringing the 1940s to Theatr Brycheiniog with aselection of ‘Hits From The Blitz’!

The Moonlight Serenaders with their fabulousharmonies, Jan Messeder and Colin Anthony onvocals and the swinging jazz band, The Uptown HallGang will give you an unforgettable evening.

TICKETS £16.50

Y gorau o gerddoriaeth y 40au.


Burton vividly presents the life of thegreat Welsh actor in his own words fromhumble beginnings to Hollywood mega-stardom. Beautiful women (not least LizTaylor), alcohol, wealth, stage andscreen are the threads woven into thissad, happy, exuberant often hilariousone-man show.

Burton stars Rhodri Miles (Eastern Promises, Torchwood, Holby City) who visits Theatr Brycheiniogfollowing 4 and 5 star critical acclaim atthe Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2009 andthe Hollywood Fringe Festival 2010.

‘Fantastic, the whole audience wasin the palm of his hand frombeginning to end’EDINBURGH GUIDE

TICKETS £12.50CONCESSIONS £11.00 FANCY 50% OFF MARKED TICKET PRICE?See page 2 for details

Portread un dyn o fywyd yr actor gwycho Gymru.

FRIDAY 2 APRIL 7.30PM

SWANSEA CITY OPERA

THE BARBER OF SEVILLEBY GIOACHINO ROSSINI

THURSDAY 1 APRIL 7.45PM

BURTON

Set in Seville in the late 18th Century, a youngSpanish nobleman, Count Almaviva, is in lovewith the beautiful and rich Rosina, ward of thelecherous Doctor Bartolo, who plans his ownmarriage to her. Along comes the meddlingFigaro, the town barber, and suddenly we haveall the ingredients for confusion and mayhem…

Beautifully staged, charming traditional costumeand performed by some of the finest singers andorchestral players in the country. A rollickingevening’s entertainment, full of theatrical witand humour and a feast for the eyes and ears.

Sung in English.

TICKETS £19.50CONCESSIONS £17.50 Opera gomig enwocaf Rossini.

Emily Bronte’s gothic tale of tortured love is brought to the stagein all its turbulent, passionate glory. This exhilarating and vibrantadaptation of the literary classic brings to life the all-encompassing love between the silent, brooding Heathcliff andthe emotionally unstable Catherine. Their destructive relationshipis one of the most enduring love stories of English literature.First broadcast as a Radio 4 drama for Woman’s Hour in 2003(‘Unmissable’ Radio Times), writer Lucy Gough has now adaptedthe work for the stage. It is directed by Mark Babych (formerlyartistic director of the Octagon Theatre, Bolton).TICKETS £14.50CONCESSIONS £13.50 SCHOOL GROUPS £7.50 FANCY 50% OFF MARKED TICKET PRICE?See page 2 for details

Hanes gothig o serch ingol. An Aberystwyth Arts Centre Production in co-production with Creu Cymru, Theatr Mwldan, Theatr Brycheiniog, Taliesin Arts Centre and The Riverfront Theatre, with support from The Esmee Fairbairn Foundation and the Arts Council of Wales.

TUESDAY 5 & WEDNESDAY 6 APRIL 7.30PM

ABERYSTWYTH ARTS CENTRE PRODUCTIONS

WUTHERING HEIGHTSBY EMILY BRONTE


A vista of Powys Dance groups of all ages dance for yourdelight. Combining live music and dance; be prepared for an experience that will refresh and bathe your soul.

Grwpiau Dawns Powys o bob oedran yn dawnsio ac yn creu gweledigaeth i’ch difyrru. Cyfuniad o ddawns acherddoriaeth fyw: byddwch yn barod am brofiad a fydd yn glanhau ac yn adfywio eich enaid.

TICKETS £5.00SENIOR CITIZENS & CHILDREN £3.00


SATURDAY 9 APRIL 7.00PM

POWYS DANCE A SPRINGTIME SPRINKLE OF SPARKLES

WEDNESDAY 13 APRIL 1.00PM

MID WALES CHAMBER ORCHESTRASCHOOLS PROJECT PERFORMANCEPrimary school children and professional musicians from theMWCO perform a special one-off concert. See page 36 for details.

TICKETS £5.00

FRIDAY 15 APRIL 7.30PM

DAVID SYRUSMASTERCLASSFeaturing twelve of the UK’s top young professional operasingers, this concert is the culmination of a three-daycourse at Theatr Brycheiniog led by David Syrus, Head ofMusic at The Royal Opera House, Covent Garden.


Supported by Arts Council Wales and Powys County Council

Dosbarth meistr opera.

TUESDAY 19 - THURSDAY 21 APRIL 7.30PM

IT’S A WOMAN THING...

THE NAKED TRUTHWRITTEN BY DAVE SIMPSON (GIRLS NIGHT OUT)

STARRINGMAUREEN NOLAN AND CLAIRE KING (EMMERDALE)MICHELLE HEATON (LIBERTY X)LEANNE JONES (OLIVIER AWARD-WINNING STAR OF HAIRSPRAY)Struggling hilariously to conquer pole dancing for an event to raise awareness and money for a breast cancer charity, five women share laughter and tears as their individual stories unfold and unravel.

Celebrating strength through adversity, they delivera poignant and uplifting play for and about women -that men absolutely must see (if they dare!).

‘If you were touched by Calendar Girls andamused by the manoeuvres of Stepping Out,you’ll be splitting your sides and moved totears by The Naked Truth’ MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS


Drama gomedi.


BOOK TICKETS ONLINE www.theatrbrycheiniog.co.uk

THURSDAY 28 APRIL 7.45PM

SPEAKERS FROM THE EDGE

JOHN BEATTY’S WILD VISIONJohn Beatty is widely acclaimed as one of the mostexciting and stimulating nature, travel andadventure photographers to have emerged in recentyears. He is a captivating and inspiring storytellerand Wild Vision is a chance to hear about hisextraordinary life.

His fantastic audio-visual presentation of overtwenty years of assignments - including the recentferocious volcanic eruptions of Iceland - will leaveaudiences infused with energy and wonder at thebeauty of our planet.

‘A superb creative experience’ SIR CHRIS BONINGTON

TICKETS £14.00CONCESSIONS £12.00 Cyflwyniad gan ffotograffydd teithio a natur.

SATURDAY 23 APRIL 12.30PM & 3.00PM

FIREMAN SAMPONTYPANDY ROCKS!Station Officer Steele has booked a surpriseguest star to perform at Pontypandy’s firstever music festival. It’s a big secret. With somuch to plan and prepare, Norman Price andMandy Flood are told to stay out of mischiefbut naughty Norman is determined to find out who will be the secret superstar guest...at any cost.

Will Sam save the day? Will the show go on?And will it all happen before Norman findsout who the guest star is and ruins thesurprise for everyone?TICKETS £13.00CHILDREN £11.00FAMILY TICKET AVAILABLESioe fyw i blant.

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Britten’s joyful Simple Symphony opens this strings programme which showcasesmusic from Britain and Russia. Mediationsexplores the rhythmic and melodic patterns of Gregorian Chant; Shostakovich’s Two Pieces for String Octet is irresistible inits energy and the evening rounds off withone of the great Russian Romantic works -Tchaikovsky’s sumptuous Serenade for Strings.

TICKETS £12.50CONCESSIONS £10 UNDER 18S £2.50Supported by Theatr Brycheiniog as its professional Orchestra In Residence

Cerddoriaeth glasurol gan Gerddorfa Breswyl y Theatr.

Britten Simple SymphonyMichael Berkeley MeditationsShostakovich Two Pieces for String OctetTchaikovsky Serenade for Strings


MID WALES CHAMBER ORCHESTRADIRECTOR/LEADER MARCIA CRAYFORD


TUESDAY 3 - SATURDAY 7 MAY

BIRMINGHAM STAGE COMPANY

HORRIBLE HISTORIES

SCHOOLS PERFORMANCESTUESDAY 3 MAY 10.00AM

WEDNESDAY 4 MAY 1.00PM

THURSDAY 5 MAY 10.00AM

PUBLIC PERFORMANCESFRIDAY 6 MAY 7.00PM

SATURDAY 7 MAY 2.00PM

SCHOOLS PERFORMANCESTUESDAY 3 MAY 1.00PM

WEDNESDAY 4 MAY 10.00AM

THURSDAY 5 MAY 1.00PM

FRIDAY 6 MAY 10.00AM

PUBLIC PERFORMANCESSATURDAY 7 MAY 7.00PM

TICKETS £14.50 CONCESSIONS £12.00 SCHOOLS £9.00SAVE 25% IF YOU BOOK FOR BOTH SHOWS AT THE SAME TIME.

THE RUTHLESS ROMANSFrom the evil Emperors to the gruesomegladiators, find out why there’s no place likeRome! Experience the terrible tactics of theRoman army, hold on tight for a jaw-droppingjourney into Roman Britain and prepare tomeet sword-slaying Spartacus!

THE AWFUL EGYPTIANSFrom the fascinating Pharaohs to the power ofthe pyramids, discover the foul facts of death anddecay with the meanest mummies in Egypt. Areyou ready to rumble with Ramesses the Great?Dare you enter through the Gates of the Afterlife?


A double bill of nastiness from yesteryear. Cwmni theatr i blant yn cyflwyno sioe’hanesion hyll’.

WEDNESDAY 11 MAY 6.00PM & 9.00PM

CERYS MATTHEWS OVER LAND AND SEA UK TOUR 2011

Cerys Matthews returns to the road introducingDWR (water) a brand new album whichaccompanies the critically acclaimed 2010 releaseof TIR (land). She intersperses songs that she hascollected from her childhood years in South Wales,her travels around the world, as well as her nowconsiderable catalogue of solo and band songswith humorous asides and curiosities so it promisesto be a magical journey through the British Isles,Ireland and the southern states of the USA.

Cerys made 2010 her own on her BBC Radio 6Sunday morning show which saw the ratings more

than double. She also presented documentaries forBBC Radio 4 and 2 and was a judge at the SonyReader Awards, awarding the prestigious DylanThomas Prize.

Highlights in early 2011 will see Cerys presenting a television documentary exploring the history ofCuba and a BBC 2 television series discovering and mentoring brand new talent.

TICKETS £21.50

Cyn gantores Catatonia yn cadw cyngerdd




SCAMP THEATRE AND GREENWICH THEATRE

PRIVATE PEACEFULADAPTED & DIRECTED BY SIMON READE

WRITTEN BY MICHAEL MORPURGO - THIRD CHILDREN’S LAUREATE AND WINNER OF THE BLUE PETER BOOK OF THE YEAR.

Private Tommo Peaceful, a young First World Warsoldier awaits the firing squad at dawn. During thenight he looks back at his short but joyful pastgrowing up in rural Devon: his exciting first days atschool; the accident in the forest that killed hisfather; his adventures with Molly, the love of hislife; and the battles and injustices of war thatbrought him to the front line.

‘The horrors of war and the joyfulness of lifeare bound up together in this magnificentshow.’ THE SCOTSMAN


TICKETS £12.50SCHOOL GROUPS £7.50 Atgofion milwr ifanc o’r Rhyfel Byd Cyntaf.

This internationally acclaimed production is anextravaganza of rarely-seen Kung Fu feats ofagility, strength and skill.

Featuring twenty-two professionally trainedKung Fu masters as well as gorgeous scenery,atmospheric music, beautiful lights, andhundreds of costumes, Shaolin Warriors is nowa huge hit in over three continents and hasbeen seen by over 500,000 people of all ages.

‘Rip roaring entertainment’WESTERN AUSTRALIAN

‘Agility, grace and showmanship’WASHINGTON POST


AN EVENING WITH TONY BENNIN CONVERSATION WITHSAMANTHA NORMANThe veteran Labour politician Tony Bennwill be talking about his life in politics andwhat he thinks about the changes in theLabour Party. Expect an evening of frankresponses and entertaining politicalanecdotes.

TICKETS £16.50

Cyn-wleidydd yn siarad am ei fywyd.


TUESDAY 17 MAY 7.45PM

SHAOLIN WADIRECT FROM CHINA

FRIDAY 20 MAY 7.30PM

LADIES OF COUNTRY

BILLIE JOSPEARSLENA MARTELLPHILOMENA BEGLEYDON’T MISS THIS GOOD OLE’ NIGHT OF COUNTRY MUSIC

Direct from the USA, this fabulous andnostalgic show features the much-lovedsinging star Billie Jo Spears performing all herpopular hits including Blanket On The Ground,What I’ve Got In Mind and ‘57 Chevrolet.

TICKETS £21.50


ARRIORSAudiences will be amazed and thrilled bydeath-defying routines such as qigong,animal imitation boxing, drunken boxing andfighting with all kinds of dangeroustraditional weapons.

Regularly playing to sell-out audiences andstanding ovations throughout the UK, thisshow is a must see for family audiences andmartial arts enthusiasts alike.

TICKETS £21.50 & £19.50

MONTHLY AT MIDDAY

OPERA ATLUNCHTIMEThe ultimate lunchtime treat!Enjoy a musical feast as someof the best singers fromSwansea City Opera recitesome of opera’s mostcaptivating classics. With yourappetite whetted, why notcomplete the experience byindulging in a hearty lunch atTipple’n’Tiffin?MONDAY 21 FEBRUARYTHURSDAY 28 APRIL

FREE ENTRY

Datganiad opera amser cinio.

MONTHLY 7.30PM

DRAMA INTHE BARInformal drama evenings in thetheatre bar led by local actorIan Milton. THURSDAY 3 FEBRUARYWEDNESDAY 9 MARCHWEDNESDAY 27 APRIL

FREE ENTRY

Nosweithiau drama anffurfiolyn y bar theatr.

THE CANALSIDESESSIONS


MONTHLY 8.00PM

JAZZBRYCHEINIOGTUESDAY 18 JANUARY Gardenia Swing with Ruth Bowen on vocalsTUESDAY 22 FEBRUARY Paul Munnery’s Swing Streetband, featuring tromboneTUESDAY 22 MARCH Remy Harris Trio - awardwinning gypsy jazz guitaristsTUESDAY 26 APRIL Dominic Norcross Quartet with Elaine Hoss on vocalsTUESDAY 24 MAY Dave Jones Trio with guestLee Goodall on saxENTRY £4.00 (+£1.00 RAFFLE)

Ymlaciwch i seiniau Jazz unwaith y mis yn Theatr Brycheiniog.

BRECKNOCK LITTLE THEATRE IAN MILTON 01874 610002 BRECKNOCK MUSEUM & ART GALLERY 01874 624121 WYESIDE ARTS CENTRE, BUILTH WELLS01982 552555THEATR HAFREN, NEWTOWN01686 625007THE COURTYARD, HEREFORD01432 340555THE BOUROUGH THEATRE,ABERGAVENNY01873 850805BRECON TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE 01874 622485BRECON BEACONS NATIONAL PARK VISITOR CENTRE 01874 623366DRAGONFLY CRUISES07831 685 222

DIRECTORY

WITH YOUR PARTNER ORFRIEND, LEARN TO DANCE THEWALTZ, QUICKSTEP, TANGO,RUMBA, CHA-CHA, FOXTROT, JIVE AND MANY MORE!Adults & Childrens ClassesStage 2 & Improvers Classes£5.00 PER PERSON PER WEEKCONTACT TERESA GODMON ON07791 780 350/01981 500209

GLASBURY ARTSGlasbury Arts is a community-run preforming arts andparticipation programme managed by Glasbury Village Hall.

SATURDAY 29 JANUARY 10.30AM - 2.00PM

ARTISTS OF THE LLANTHONY VALLEYA LECTURE BY WILLIAM AND JOHN GIBBSAT GLASBURY VILLAGE HALL


INDIA DANCE WALES PRESENT LIFE ALSO, A WORKSHOP ON FRIDAY 18 FEBRUARY 10.00AM - 4.00PM

AT GWERNYFED DRAMA STUDIO

SATURDAY 19 MARCH 2011 7.30PM

TÉA HODZIC TRIO AT GLASBURY VILLAGE HALL

SATURDAY 2 APRIL AND SUNDAY 3 APRIL 10.00AM - 4.00PM

ADULT PAINTING WORKSHOP WITH KATE FREEMAN AT GLASBURY VILLAGE HALL


AN EVENING OF OPERA WITH MEMBERS OF THE CHORUS OF WELSH NATIONAL OPERAALSO, A SINGING WORKSHOP 10.00AM - 5.00PM

AT GWERNYFED DRAMA STUDIO

TICKETSTELEPHONE 01497 847426IN PERSON: OLD FOREST ARTS, CRAFT CENTRE, HAY-ON-WYEEMAIL: [email protected]

Gwyl bentref leol.


Téa Hodzic Trio


WEEKLY MONDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY MID WALES DANCE ACADEMY LESLEY WALKER 01874 623219

WEEKLY REHEARSALS MONDAY BRECON TOWN BAND DAVE JONES 01874 623650

WEEKLY TUESDAY DAWNS POWYS DANCE DEE STOTT 01597 824370

WEEKLY WEDNESDAY BRYCHINIOG B-BOYS CATHEY MORGAN 01874 622838

WEEKLY WEDNESDAY BRYCHEINIOG YOUTH THEATRE GARETH PHILLIPS 07919 318 809

WEEKLY THURSDAY UNIVERSITY OF THE 3RD AGE IAN ASHTON 01982 553335

WEEKLY FRIDAY BALLROOM & LATIN DANCE TERESA GODMON 07791 780 350

MONTHLYNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF DECORATIVE & FINE ARTS DORCAS CRESSWELL 01497 847262

WEEKLY WORSHIP SUNDAY ELIM CHURCH MALCOLM JONES 01874 625110

THE CANALSIDECLASSES

This creative music project is a new collaboration between Theatr Brycheiniog and Mid WalesChamber Orchestra, giving childrenfrom local primary schools theopportunity to work with professionalmusicians and be inspired by liveclassical music.

Working together, the children and musicians will be creating their own new works to beperformed in a special schoolsconcert at Theatr Brycheiniog onWednesday 13 April (see page 25).

Gweithdai i bobl ifanc.

MONDAY 11 - WEDNESDAY 13 APRIL

MID WALESCHAMBERORCHESTRASCHOOLSPROJECTMUSICAL CONVERSATIONS

WEDNESDAY 5 - MONDAY 31 JANUARY

COLEG POWYSTHE GREAT TRI-CLASS SHOWThe Great Tri-Class show is a combined group show featuring student artfrom three local adult art classes, from Brecon, Llangorse and Hay on Wye,sponsored by Coleg Powys in Brecon. The principle medium is acrylic,although watercolour and pastel are used as well, depending on theindividual student’s choice.

WEDNESDAY 2 FEBRUARY - TUESDAY 1 MARCH

GWERNYFED HIGH SCHOOL A CELEBRATION OF RECENT GCSE AND A LEVEL ARTWORK - FINE ART, GRAPHICS AND PHOTOGRAPHY‘Exciting, individual work’: ‘high achieving candidates’ produced ‘livelysketchbooks packed with written reflections, ideas, photographs,experiments and drawings’: ‘a visit to Berlin produced striking photographicimages… confident image manipulation.’ Feedback from WJEC examination moderators

THURSDAY 3 MARCH - TUESDAY 26 APRIL

OLIVIA WILLIAMS SCULPTURAL URGE IN A FOLDING LANDSCAPEOlivia holds an intense passion and appreciation for the experience of place,in particular that of landscape. Working with mixed media on canvas, herwork has a clear fascination with geological forms whilst also exploringelements of the sublime.

THURSDAY 28 APRIL - TUESDAY 31 MAY

CLARE MAYNARD MEMORY OF LIGHT/ATGOF O OLEUNIClare Maynard’s recent paintings and photographs are closely informedby a journey from Wales to Berlin. The use of photography in her work asa painter is included in this exhibition which will finally be shown in theentrance of a government building in central Berlin. www.claremaynard.co.uk

EXHIBITIONS WINTER/SPRING 2011IN THE ANDREW LAMONT GALLERY


MONEY SAVERSCONCESSIONS Unless indicated otherwise,concessions are available if you areunder 16, a student, a senior citizen (60 yrs+), claiming disability benefit, anEquity member or registered unwaged.Please bring proof of eligibility to the performance.

GROUP Reduced rates are available at many performances when you bring a party of ten or more - check boxoffice for details.

REFUNDS & EXCHANGES Tickets may not be refunded unless an event is cancelled. Tickets may be exchanged for different tickets for the same show. A £2.00 fee perticket will be charged for re-sells or exchanges.

PLEASE NOTEThe Theatre reserves the right not to accept cheques.

All performances are subject to a 50p administrationfee per ticket, a move that has brought us inline withother theatres and arts centres. For telephonebookings, the total fee will be a maximum of £2.50.The information on this leaflet is correct at the time ofgoing to press. Theatr Brycheiniog reserves the rightto make alterations if necessary.Tickets cannot be refunded (unless an event iscancelled). Tickets may be exchanged for differenttickets for the same show. A £2.00 fee per ticket willbe charged for all exchanges.

tickets 01874 611622Theatr Brycheiniog Canal Wharf, BreconPowys, LD3 7EWwww.theatrbrycheiniog.co.uk

ACCESSSpaces for wheelchair users in stalls and balcony

Level access to all public areas

Lift to all levels

Access toilets on ground and first floor

Access dogs welcome

Infra-red sound enhancement

Designated car parking

OPENING TIMESThe Box Office is open Monday to Saturday from 9.30AM

to the start of the performance (until 5.00PM otherwise).When a performance is scheduled on a Sunday or aPublic Holiday, the Box Office will open from one hourbefore show starts.

HOW TO BOOKTELEPHONE On 01874 611622 and pay with adebit/credit card.

ON-LINE www.theatrbrycheiniog.co.uk


MYNEDIADMae lle ar gyfer defnyddwyr cadair olwyn yn yseddau blaen a’r balconi

Mynediad gwastad i’r holl ardaloedd cyhoeddus

Lifft i bob lefel

Toiledau hawdd i’w cyrraedd ar y llawr gwaelod a’r llawr cyntaf

Croeso i gwn mynediad

Offer is-goch i wella swn

Mannau parcio dynodedig

ORIAU AGORMae Theatr Brycheiniog ar agor o ddydd Llun i ddyddSadwrn o 9.00AM tan 11.00PM ar nosweithiau lle byddperfformiad (9.00AM tan 5.00PM fel arall). Pan fyddperfformiad ar ddydd Sul neu ar wyl Gyhoeddus, bydd ytheatr yn agor awr cyn i’r sioe ddechrau.

SUT I GADW LLEFFÔN Ar 01874 611622 a thalu trwy gerdyn credyd/debydrhwng 9.30AM a 5.00PM o ddydd Llun i ddydd Sadwrn.

AR-LEIN www.theatrbrycheiniog.co.uk

NODIADAUMae’r wybodaeth yn y llyfryn hwn yn gywir adeg cyhoeddi.Mae Theatr Brycheiniog yn cadw’r hawl i addasu pethau osbydd rhaid. Gwaherddir defnyddio camerâu neu offerrecordio yn yr awditoriwm. Gwnewch yn siwr fod ffonausymudol a galwyr (pagers) wedi’u diffodd cyn mynd i mewni’r awditoriwm. Efallai y byddwn yn gofyn i rai sy’n hwyraros am adeg gyfleus cyn mynd i mewn i’r awditoriwm.Ni cheir ysmygu yn Theatr Brycheiniog.

tocynnau 01874 611622Theatr Brycheiniog Canal Wharf, AberhondduPowys, LD3 7EWwww.theatrbrycheiniog.co.uk

ARBED ARIANCONSESIYNAU Oni nodir yn wahanol, maeconsesiwn ar gael os ydych o dan16 oed, yn fyfyriwr, yn bensiynwr(60 oed neu hyn), yn hawlio budd-dal anabledd, yn aelod o Equity neuwedi’ch cofrestru’n ddigyflog.Dewch â phrawf eich bod yngymwys i’r perfformiad.

GRWPIAU Mae cyfraddau rhatach ar gyfernifer o berfformiadau os byddwchmewn grwp o ddeg neu fwy -gofynnwch yn y swyddfa docynnauam fanylion.

AD-DALU NEU GYFNEWID Ni roddir arian yn ôl am docynnauoni bai bod digwyddiad yn cael eiganslo. Gellir cyfnewid tocynnauam docynnau eraill ar gyfer yr unsioe. Codir ffi o £2.00 y tocyn amail-werthu neu gyfnewid.


JANUARYFriday 7 January 7.00pm The Horse Boy

Wednesday 12 January 10.15am Lamp Hudol

Saturday 22 & Sunday 23 January 4.00pm Robin HoodTuesday 25 & Saturday 29 January 7.00pmSaturday 29 January 2.00pm

FEBRUARYMonday 7 - 64th Entertainment &Saturday 12 February 7.00pm One Plus Festival

Wednesday 16 & Thurday 17 February 7.00pm Grease

Friday 18 February 7.30pm Mayor’s Charity Ball

Saturday 19 February 7.30pm The Chronicles of Long Kesh

Wednesday 23 February 2.00pm Andy and Mike’s Big Box of Bananas

Thursday 24 February 7.45pm Stephen Venables

Friday 25 February 7.30pm Max Boyce & Friends

Saturday 26 February 7.30pm The 14th AnnualRourke’s Drift Concert

MARCHTuesday 1 March 7.45pm Human Planet

with Dale Templar

Wednesday 2 March 7.30pm Circus of Horrors

Friday 4 March 7.30pm Mayor’s Variety Concert

Saturday 5 March 7.45pm C’mon Everybody

Tuesday 8 March 7.30pm Go Wild!

Thursday 10 March 7.45pm Richard Alston Dance Company

Friday 11 March 6.30pm A Celebration of Shakespeare

Saturday 12 March 7.45pm Julian Lloyd Webber

Sunday 13 March 7.30pm Major Chris Hunter

Thursday 17 March 7.00pm Brecon RotaryDrama Festival

Friday 18 March 7.30pm Arthur, The Mabinogion & Brycheiniog

Saturday 19 March 2.30pm & 7.30pm PowysSunday 20 March 2.30pm Youth Ballet

Wednesday 23 March 7.45pm Lady Chatterley’s Lover

Thursday 24 March 7.45pm Ben E. King & Gary U.S. Bonds

Friday 25 March 7.45pm After Miss Julie

Saturday 26 March 7.30pm Big Ballet

Sunday 27 March 7.30pm One Night of Elvis

Wednesday 30 March 7.00pm South Powys Youth Music Gala

Thursday 31 March 7.30pm The Glenn MillerOrchestra

APRILThursday 1 April 7.45pm Burton

Friday 2 April 7.30pm The Barber of Seville

Tuesday 5 & Wednesday 6 April 7.30pm WutheringHeights

Saturday 9 April 7.00pm Powys Dance

Wednesday 13 April 1.00pm Mid Wales Chamber Orchestra

Friday 15 April 7.30pm David Syrus Masterclass

Tuesday 19 - The Naked TruthThursday 21 April 7.30pm

Saturday 23 April 12.30pm & 3.00pm Fireman Sam

Thursday 28 April 7.45pm John Beatty’s Wild Vision

Saturday 30 April 7.30pm Mid Wales Chamber Orchestra

BOX OFFICE l SWYDDFA DOCYNNAU 01874 611622 www.theatrbrycheiniog.co.uk

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