Bridget Christie Who Am I?

Thursday 28 September, 7.30pm

Theatr Bryn Terfel

£20

Bridget Christie is hot, but not in a good way. The 51-year-old critically-acclaimed stand-up leaks blood, sweats, and thinks that Chris Rock is the same person as The Rock. The Foster’s Edinburgh Comedy Award winning comedian cannot ride the motorbike she bought to combat her mid-life crisis because of early osteoarthritis in her hips and RSI in her wrist. It’s a menopause laugh-a-minute with a confused, furious, sweaty lady who is annoyed by everything.

Graffiti Classics

Friday 29 September, 7.30pm

Theatr Bryn Terfel

£15 / £13

16 strings, 8 dancing feet and 4 voices with 1 aim: to make classical music wickedly funny and fantastically exhilarating for everyone, young and old. Graffiti Classics burst the elitist boundaries of the traditional string quartet with their hilarious all-singing, all-dancing musical comedy show. It's a classical concert, a gypsy-folk romp, an opera, a stand-up comedy set and a brilliant dance show all rolled into one!

From Beethoven to Bluegrass, Baroque to Pop, Mozart or Offenbach to Elvis, Strauss to Saturday Night Fever, there really is something for everyone and Graffiti Classics never fail to get audiences laughing, clapping and singing along. Kids and adults alike love the uplifting and virtuosic variety of musical styles, all tied together with cheeky audience interaction. Suitable for all ages.

Horrible Histories: BARMY BRITAIN

Saturday 30 September, 2pm + 6pm

Theatr Bryn Terfel

Adults: £18 / Children: £15

Family Ticket of 4: £60

Family Ticket of 5: £75

Tickets selling fast

We all want to meet people from history. The trouble is everyone is dead!

So BARMY BRITAIN is back with the hit West End show, full of crazy new characters and rude new rulers from Britain's barmy past!

Cwpl

Saturday 30 September, 8pm

Studio

£10.50 / £8.50

Cwpl is a show that looks at the experience of being contemporary Welsh people through the eyes of Leila Navabi and Priya Hall. Using comedy, music and storytelling they both invite the audience to experience what it’s like to be a couple of queer and female people of colour, trying to create a different kind of family in Wales today.

Will you be conquered by William? Will you sink or swim with King Henry I? Go house hunting with Henry VIII! Join the gorgeous Georgians as they take over England! Break into Buckingham Palace and hide from the Queen Victoria!

Britain's favourite history show is back! It’s history with the nasty bits left in!

This is a commission by Creu Gyda Balchder, a Mas ar y Maes gyda Balchder network, funded by Arts Council Wales' Connect and Flourish fund.

Bangor University Concerts

Gaynor Cemlyn Jones Trust Music Prize

Monday 2 October, 12pm

Theatr Bryn Terfel

Free but ticketed

Lunchtime recital by Bangor University post-graduate Music students.

Bangor University Symphony Orchestra

Saturday 18 November, 7pm

Prichard-Jones Hall, Bangor University

£5 - £12

Classical concert with the symphony orchestra, conducted by Joe Cooper featuring a programme of Symphony No.2 by Brahms, Clara Schumann's Piano Concerto and Robert Schumann's Genoveve Overture.

Bangor University Symphony Orchestra and Chorus

Saturday 9 December, 7pm

Prichard-Jones Hall, Bangor University

£5 - £12

Kick start your Christmas celebrations with a festive concert by Bangor University's Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, with a programme featuring the much loved The Snowman by Howard Blake, The Nutcracker Suite by Tchaikovsky, Fantasia on Christmas

Carols by Vaughan Williams and William Mathias' Ave Rex.

Sunday, 20 August

Sunday, 08 October

Sunday, 29 October

Sunday, 26 November bangor.ac.uk/openday