Theatr Clwyd Summer Brochure 2016

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WELCOME TO SUMMER AT THEATR CLWYD As the world commemorates the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death, we are producing two projects to celebrate his rich legacy. I will direct a contemporary reimagining of his sparkling romantic comedy, Much Ado About Nothing, bringing it to life through a complete transformation of the Anthony Hopkins Theatre, and the brilliant up-and-coming director John Young will premiere To Dream Again, a co-production with London’s renowned Polka Theatre. This magical reworking of A Midsummer Night’s Dream is being created especially to introduce young children to Shakespeare.

To Dream Again and Much Ado, with their shared stories of delight, merriment and love, herald the arrival of summer and continue our tradition of bringing to life the work of the great playwright.

This year’s Celtic Festival draws together the Celtic nations in three glorious weeks of theatre, dance, music and art, as we proudly celebrate our heritage. The Festival will begin with Phillip Breen’s production of Cyrano de Bergerac.

An all-Welsh company, led by the acclaimed actor Steffan Rhodri, will bring this dazzling play to life in collaboration with Twm Morys, one of the greatest living Welsh poets, whose specially commissioned poetry shines new light on this passionate love story.

In July and August we are delighted to offer a home to the work of some of our outstanding community companies as once again they animate our spaces with a broad range of productions.

We welcome these community artists to Theatr Clwyd – dedicated people who devote their evenings and weekends to creating something truly special – live theatre.

Theatr Clwyd is unique in the UK in being a producing theatre fully owned by a county council.

We are proud and grateful that for forty years our council has been revolutionary in placing the arts at the very heart of what it offers to the community. In doing so, it gives us the chance to gather together – to share stories, to inspire and be inspired, to question and to celebrate what it means to be human – in the words of Shakespeare, to ‘hold the mirror up to nature’.

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This is your building. Please come and enjoy it; bring your friends and family and celebrate the joys of summer with us. I look forward to seeing you soon.

Tamara Harvey, Artistic Director PS: look out for our #CLWYD40 Festival – to be announced soon!

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Summer Time for Children and Young People

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Film

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TIcket Prices

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Art Galleries

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Information

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Cyrano de Bergerac

By Edmond

Rostand

Translated and adapted by Anthony Burgess With additional poetry by Twm Morys Director: Phillip Breen Designer: Mark Bailey Composer, sound designer and music director: Dyfan Jones

Cast: Wayne Cater Steven Elliott Victoria John Rhys Parry Jones Daniel Llewelyn-Williams Sara Lloyd-Gregory Gwawr Loader Sion Pritchard Aled Pugh Steffan Rhodri Marc Rhys Simon Holland Roberts Dafydd Llyr Thomas THEATR CLWYD PRODUCTIONS

“I cannot find the words...”

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Thursday 14 April Saturday 7 May

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Thursday 21 April, 7.30pm Saturday 23 April, 2.30pm

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Saturday 30 April, 2.30pm

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Talkbacks Thursday 28 April & 5 May

aa 7.30pm Saturday matinees 2.30pm

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Cyrano de Bergerac, soldier, fighter, lover, and prodigious wordsmith, is desperately in love with Roxanne – but he’s got the biggest nose that anyone has ever seen.

Christian is beautiful in every aspect, he too loves Roxanne, but he’s taciturn, tongue-tied, dumbstruck; in Roxanne’s presence he cannot find the words. With Christian’s looks and Cyrano’s poetry the two set about wooing her as the perfect lover. But for Roxanne is this all too good to be true?

After all, what is more important in a man, his body or his soul? What happens when there aren’t words for the very thing you want to say? And what happens when you lose yourself in translation?

A fully Welsh ensemble reinterpret this classic of the French language in English, with some new Welsh language poetry

by Twm Morys. Set in ‘Three Musketeers’ era Paris against the backdrop of war, comic and tragic in equal measure, Cyrano de Bergerac is one of the most epic love stories of all time.

Directed by Phillip Breen following his hit productions of The Shoemaker’s Holiday and The Merry Wives of Windsor at the RSC, True West at Citizens Theatre, Glasgow and The Tricycle Theatre, London and Measure For Measure at Theatr Clwyd.

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By William

Shakespeare

Director: Tamara Harvey Designer: Janet Bird Lighting: Johanna Town Casting: Charlotte Sutton

“I do love nothing in the world so well as you…

Is not that strange?”

Artistic Director Tamara Harvey has chosen William Shakespeare’s joyous romantic comedy Much Ado About Nothing as her directing debut for Theatr Clwyd.

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Thursday 9 June Saturday 2 July

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Thursday 23 June, 7.30pm Saturday 25 June, 2.30pm

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Saturday 18 June, 2.30pm

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Talkbacks Thursdays 23 & 30 June Open Dress Rehearsal Thursday 9 June, 7.30pm £5, Concessions £3

aa 7.30pm Saturday matinees 2.30pm Thursday matinee 23 June, 2.30pm

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Nothing can keep young lovers Claudio and Hero apart…

Until the underhand cunning of the villainous Don John threatens their marriage.

Benedick and Beatrice are embroiled in an altogether more mischievous battle of wits… Surely nothing can bring the sparring pair together?

In this, Shakespeare’s 400th anniversary year, join us for a contemporary reimagining of his fast-paced, razor-sharp romance, never before produced at Theatr Clwyd. Delightful and uplifting, Much Ado About Nothing offers sparkling summer entertainment.

Tamara Harvey began her career at Shakespeare’s Globe.

Her most recent directing credits include Pride and Prejudice at the Sheffield Crucible, the world premiere of Tim Rice’s musical From Here To Eternity in the West End and the award-winning The Kitchen Sink at the Bush Theatre.

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By Toby

Hulse

A Theatr Clwyd and Polka Theatre co-production Director: John Young Designer: Amy Cook Lighting Designer: Jamie Platt Composer & Sound Designer: Harry Blake Casting Director: Lucy Casson Creative Producer: Tim Baker

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Thursday 16 June Saturday 2 July Relaxed Performance Saturday 18 June, 1.30pm

aa 7pm Saturday matinees 2.15pm (25 June & 2 July)

AA Adults £8.50, Concessions £6.50 £6.50 for school groups to include a workshop Ideal for pupils in Key Stage 2

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“I wasn’t scared – because this was a magical wood.

I was excited, nervous. My heart was beating, like it does just before your birthday, or on Christmas Eve, when you know something is about to happen at any moment.

And then I saw him. Her. It.” In 2016 the world is celebrating the 400th Anniversary of William Shakespeare. As part of our contribution we are creating a new play in partnership with Polka Theatre London.

Drawn from A Midsummer Night’s Dream, the play mixes the real and the unreal, the everyday and the magical, waking and sleeping, funny and sad, and will be a perfect introduction to Shakespeare for young people.

Toby Hulse is a playwright and director who specialises in making theatre for family audiences and in educational contexts. He has created work for theatres and companies across the UK, touring nationally and internationally.

For further information please contact 01352 701575 or email youngclwydifanc@theatrclwyd.com

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By Peter

It’s party time in old Shanghai and the Emperor is laying on a banquet to announce the engagement of the Princess to her rich suitor, the mysterious Abanazer. Widow Twankey’s woks are hot and Wishee Washee’s in a spin, but when Aladdin and the Princess meet on the street, sparks really start to fly.

Can Aladdin defeat the evil Abanazer and claim the hand of the beautiful Princess? He’s going to need help from a mischievous monkey, a powerful Genie and all his friends in the audience.

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With over twenty classic rock and soul songs, including I’m a Believer, Reach Out, ABC and Lean on Me played live by our company of actor-musicians, a red hot party is guaranteed.

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Served up with a generous helping of mad gags, shock frocks, knockabout and slapstick, it’s the sizzling Clwyd rock ‘n’ roll panto – a seasonal feast for all the family.

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CELTIC FESTIVAL

Celtic Festival The Celtic Festival is a celebration of the arts from the Celtic nations, featuring the best theatre, dance, film, music and art from Wales, Scotland and Ireland.

Flagship companies will perform at Theatr Clwyd over three weeks during April and May in this annual festival, with popup events happening throughout the building pre and post performances. Keep up-to-date with these events by visiting our website.

Picnic Plays Friday 29 April Please check the website for details.

Friday 24 June Please check the website for details.

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Bring your sandwiches (or treat yourself to one of our picnic baskets) and enjoy hearing plays read for you by actors from our Theatr Clwyd Company.

aa 12.30pm CELTIC FESTIVAL

AA £3 play only

£8 picnic & play

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Swing Written by

Steve Blount, Peter Daly, Gavin Kostick and Janet Moran Fishamble (Olivier Award Winner 2016) Director: Peter Daly Cast: Arthur Riordan and Gene Rooney Lighting: Mark Galione Sound: Ivan Birthistle Producer: Eva Scanlan www.fishamble.com

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Tuesday 26 - Saturday 30 April

aa 7.45pm

AA £12, Concessions £10 (excluding Saturday evening), Schools/ students (5 or more) £9

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An international hit, fresh from New York, Paris, Edinburgh and New Zealand. A comedy about dancing and music and love and not settling and feeling like an eejit and being brave and having doubts and trying your best and trying new things and thinking outside the box and seeing things clearly and living as well as you can and giving it a lash. With rock ‘n’ roll music. It’ll make you want to dance.

Swing is produced by ‘Ireland’s excellent Fishamble’ (Guardian, 2015) which is funded by the Arts Council and Dublin City Council. Its international touring is supported by Culture Ireland. It was developed as part of Show in a Bag, an artist development initiative of Dublin Fringe Festival, Fishamble: The New Play Company and Irish Theatre Institute to resource theatre makers and actors.

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Double Bill: Charolais & Small Plastic Wars Charolais

By Noni

Stapleton

Bigger Picture Projects Director: Bairbre Ní Chaoimh Performer: Noni Stapleton

“Fast-paced, witty, intensely emotional tale filled with laughter, loss and despair”

★★★★ Irish Times

“Hilarious take on rural life and love… full of wisdom and tenderness” Sunday Independent

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Supported by Culture Ireland as part of the Ireland 2016 Centenary Programme

This play is perfectly marbled and bashed about till tender: a surreal, black comedy of love, longing and one woman’s intense rivalry with a Charolais Heifer. This is a muddy place of simmering desire minced with a loneliness that cuts to the bone. Rarely in theatre are the challenges of farming life and the joy of sex expressed so frankly or with such charm.

If you are fond of cows and dark humour this is the show for you!

Winner of Bewley’s ‘Little Gem Award’ at Tiger Dublin Fringe.

Small Plastic Wars

By Pat

McGrath

Bigger Picture Projects Director: Alan King Performer: Pat McGrath

“McGrath’s wonderful performance does justice to his hilarious, well-paced script”

★★★★

The Irish Times

“...diamond of a show… terrifically realised in an understated tour de force… hilariously conjured”

★★★★★

Irish Theatre Magazine

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Tuesday 3 - Saturday 7 May

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An amusing account of how one man turned an unfulfilled dream to bridge a void after losing his job. Joe is in total control of his world. It’s a pity that it exists only in 1/35 scale and is made of plastic. Meanwhile, back in real life, there’s a competition coming up and Joe just wants to be left alone to build his models and win best in show. Unemployment has finally given him the time to enjoy his hobby of sticking bits of plastic together, but unfortunately his wife, his kids, the bank, his nemesis Hermann (whose real name is Brian), the checkout girl in Tesco and Angela Merkel have other ideas.

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Molly Whuppie Writer and Director

Virginia Radcliffe Licketyspit Theatre Company www.licketyspit.com

“It’s just a joy. Long may you run and run, Molly Whuppie – you’re a classic piece of children’s theatre”

★★★★★ The Herald

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Wednesday 4 - Saturday 7 May

aa Wednesday 4.30pm Thursday 10am & 1.30pm Friday 10am & 4.30pm Saturday 10am & 2pm

AA £8, 1 free ticket per 10 children ii

Suitable for 3-12 year olds (and adults)

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Molly Whuppie lives by the seashore until a great winter descends and the food runs out. One night, Molly spies the towers of the King’s castle high up on the mountain-top.

Quietly she tiptoes from the house to climb up through the forest to ask the King for food. But Molly doesn’t know that there is a Giant in the forest or that to reach the King she must cross the Bridge of the One Hair!

Based on a traditional Scottish tale, underscored with live harp, with Gavin Marwick on fiddle, Molly Whuppie is one of the best loved children’s theatre shows in Scotland and an unforgettable experience for 3-12 year olds and everyone else!

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The Long Road and the Far Horizons...

Scottish Music with Gavin Marwick

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Friday 6 May

aa 8pm

AA £12, Concessions £10,

Scottish fiddle player Gavin Marwick’s musical journey has taken him to countless stages across the world over the last 30 years. Firmly rooted in the Scottish tradition, his playing and composing have taken great inspiration from his travels and experiences in various music, cultures, dance and theatre. Tonight he will be playing music from his 2014 double CD The Long Road and The Far Horizons and the accompanying tune book Horizons. Theatr Clwyd audiences will be familiar with him, recently with The Tailor of Inverness and currently with Molly Whuppie.

Schools/students (5 or more) £9

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Spike Milligan’s Puckoon Adaptation by Vincent

Higgins

Big Telly Theatre Company Director: Zoe Seaton Music: Paul Boyd

“It is easy to see why this rumbustious romp of a show has been a huge hit barnstorming around Ireland”

★★★★

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Monday 9 - Tuesday 10 May

aa 7.45pm

AA £12, Concessions £10,

Schools/students (5 or more) £9

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Ireland 1922, and the Ulster Boundary Commission has drawn the new border straight through the small town of Puckoon. With the church separated from its own graveyard and drink now thirty percent cheaper in one corner of the pub, life in the newly divided village will never be the same again.

Based on the book by Spike Milligan, this comic masterpiece is an irreverent and hilarious story which takes the mick, celebrates the absurd, and paints a picture of a simple life that borders on the ridiculous.

Mrs Reynolds a’r Cena Bach

By Gary

Owen

Welsh Translation by Meic Povey of Mrs Reynolds and the Ruffian Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru Director: Ffion Hâf Cast includes: Siw Hughes Siôn Emyr Leah Gaffey Rhian Green Iwan Fôn

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Tuesday 10 - Wednesday 11 May Pre-Show Talks Haydn Rees Room, 6.30pm Tuesday 10 May (for Welsh learners) Wednesday 11 May (for Welsh speakers)

aa 7.30pm

AA £18, Concessions £16,

Groups (5 or more) £10

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Two generations locked in battle: little old Mrs Reynolds with her traditional values and “nice little life” vs. the textbook hoodie demanding respect but offering little in return.

Just as they think they have the measure of each other, something is revealed and they are both shocked by what they find out. This contemporary play by one of Wales’ most audacious playwrights – the award-winning Gary Owen – explores human nature and friendship alongside the social climate of modern Wales, giving a warm, funny and insightful glimpse into the way we live now.

Take advantage of Sibrwd – A smartphone app guiding non-Welsh speakers and Welsh-learners through the performance.

Download from App Store and Google Play.

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St Nicholas

By Conor

McPherson

The Other Room Director: Titas Halder Designer: Amy Cook Performer: Christian Patterson

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Tuesday 10 - Saturday 14 May

aa 7.45pm

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AA £10, Concessions £8 ff Studio 2

“When I was a boy, I was afraid of the dark... What was there? And maybe one of the things I thought was there was vampires.”

A man tells an extraordinary tale of booze, all-night parties, and blood.

As a theatre critic, he’s used to spinning all manner of wild and outrageous stories. This one is different. World-weary, he’s on the run from his family, his responsibilities and himself. Enchanted by a young actress, he is tempted into a world of candle-lit hedonism, darkness, and vampires.

Standing on the brink of damnation, he must find a way to escape, to save the woman he desires, and redeem his soul.

A Regular Little Houdini Writer & performer:

Daniel Llewelyn-Williams Flying Bridge Theatre Director: Joshua Richards

Houdini toured Britain twice. Both times, he had run-ins with the police in Newport. An unusual young boy, obsessed with Houdini, growing up in Newport’s booming docklands, seeks to emulate Houdini’s commitment to his art and takes us through eight years of Britain’s biggest industrial growth, in the pursuit of… amazement! dd

Thursday 12 - Saturday 14 May

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AA £10, Concessions £8 ff Emlyn Williams Theatre

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Folk, Tuplet and A Mighty Wind National Dance Company Wales 2016

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Friday 13 - Saturday 14 May Gwanwyn older people’s workshop: Friday 13 May 11am - 1pm. Visit the website for pricing and details.

Watch Dance Class: Friday 13 May, 12.45pm. Visit the website for pricing and details.

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Talkback 13 May

AA £21, £17. Concessions £2 off,

Schools/students (5 or more) £10

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National Dance Company Wales returns with thrilling pieces by three of the very best European choreographers, including the World Premiere of Folk, by its new Artistic Director, Caroline Finn; Alexander Ekman’s witty and high octane, Tuplet, and A Mighty Wind by Jeroen Verbruggen that captures the intensity of a storm, set against the power generated by an alternative rock music concert.

Family Interactive Matinee – Saturday 14 May, 2pm. Ideal for ages 7-12.

Family Interactive Matinees are a fun, engaging and creative way to introduce your family to dance. As part of the Family Interactive Matinee there is the chance to dance on stage with our dancers (not obligatory!) and ask questions. After the interval, the children will have the opportunity to watch a performance of Tuplet.

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Black is the Color of My Voice Written and performed by

Apphia Campbell

Seabright Productions Ltd Directors: Arran Hawkins and Nate Jacobs

VISITING COMPANIES

“Campbell may wear Simone’s trademark head wrap but her performance goes beyond impersonation”

★★★★ The Times

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Wednesday 18 - Thursday 19 May

aa 7.45pm

AA £11, Concessions £9

(excluding Saturday evening)

Direct from sell-out performances in Shanghai, New York and at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Apphia Campbell embarks on her debut UK tour.

Inspired by the life of Nina Simone, Black is the Color of My Voice follows a successful jazz singer and civil rights activist seeking redemption after the untimely death of her father. She reflects on the journey that took her from a young piano prodigy destined for a life in the service of the church, to a renowned jazz vocalist at the forefront of the Civil Rights Movement.

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The Theatr Clwyd Celebrity Classical Concert Season 2016

Eblana String Trio – Anna Rosa Mari, Flute MOZART Flute Quartet in A K.298 BEETHOVEN String Trio Op.9 No.1 MOZART Flute Quartet in D K.285

“Brilliantly [played] by the Eblana String Trio”

★★★★

The Sunday Times

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Sunday 22 May

Founded in 2006, The Eblana String Trio performs regularly throughout the UK. It is joined by the young prize-winning Greek flautist Anna Rosa Mari.

The programme offers a rare chance to hear the wonderful Mozart Flute Quartet alongside two other rarities, a Beethoven String Trio and Dohnanyi’s sprightly String Trio.

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Clybourne Park

by Bruce Norris Mercury Theatre Director: Daniel Buckroyd Designer: Jonathan Fensom Lighting: Mark Dymock Sound: Steve Mayo Cast includes Mark Womack Ben Deery Rebecca Oldfield Gloria Onitiri Rebecca Manley Wole Sawyerr William Troughton Dan Gaisford

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Monday 23 - Saturday 28 May

AA £25, £21, £17 (Concessions £2

off top 2 ticket prices, excluding Saturday evening), schools/ students (5 or more) £10

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This play contains very strong language. Suitable for 14+

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aa 7.30pm, Thursday & Saturday matinee 2.30pm

This razor-sharp satire lifts the lid on race and real estate in a fictional Chicago neighbourhood. The swinging sixties are just around the corner as a black family moves into a suburban white enclave, triggering all too predictable mutterings from the neighbours. Fifty years on, we return to the same house in 2009 as gentrification sets in and the roles are reversed.

One skilful ensemble of actors plays two sets of characters in a play hailed as ‘shockingly entertaining’ and ‘appallingly funny’. Bruce Norris’s hilarious satire Clybourne Park took the West End by storm following a sold-out run at the Royal Court Theatre in London. Acclaimed by critics and audiences alike since its debut on Broadway.

In 2009, Clybourne Park was awarded Best Play at the Olivier Awards, Best Play at the Tony Awards, the Evening Standard Best Play Award, the South Bank Sky Arts Theatre Award and Critics’ Circle Best Play Award.

Think No Evil Of Us: My Life With Kenneth Williams Written and performed by

David Benson

Seabright Productions Ltd

“Unforgettable and inspirational theatre” Independent on Sunday

“Brilliant! A truly remarkable event” Mail on Sunday

“A masterpiece of comic timing” London Evening Standard

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Thursday 26 - Saturday 28 May

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AA £13, Concessions £11 (excluding Saturday evening), schools/ students (5 or more) £9

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This classic one-man show unlocks the character of one of Britain’s best-loved and most-missed entertainers.

In this thrilling and hilarious tour de force we see Carry On star Kenneth Williams at his funniest – and at his most badly behaved. David Benson’s uncanny impersonation was also heard in the acclaimed BBC Radio 4 series, The Private World of Kenneth Williams.

Following its Fringe First winning debut at the Edinburgh Festival in 1996, Think No Evil Of Us played in the West End. Now it returns for a strictly limited twentieth anniversary tour in an updated version.

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VISITNG COMPANIES

Miramar Triongl Director: James Williams Performers: Valmai Jones, Rebecca Knowles, Rebecca Smith Williams Lighting: Dan Young www.triongl.com

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Tuesday 7 June

aa 7.45pm

AA £8, Concessions £6 ii

This play is bilingual (Welsh/English)

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After the death of her husband, 74-year-old Enid is forced to sell the house she’s lived in for most of her life. She watches as the new owners arrive to transform it into their new holiday home.

They renovate it, and finally return to the city. Enid, now homeless, decides to take matters into her own hands.

A darkly funny show exploring what it is we call ‘home’.

English language summary for the Welsh dialogue available.

Suitable for Welsh learners.

Tina May Quartet: Berlin – Paris – Broadway: A Journey in Jazz A North Wales Jazz 25th Anniversary Concert VISITING COMPANIES

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Featuring songs by George Gershwin, Irving Berlin and Cole Porter, plus the greats from stage and screen, Judy Garland, Peggy Lee... all help create this delicious cocktail.

With four internationally acclaimed musicians, Tina May (vocals), Nikki Iles (piano), Dave Green (double bass) and Steve Brown (drums).

Tuesday 14 June

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AA £12, Concessions £10, Children £5 ff Clwyd Room

Angela Hewitt, piano HAYDN Sonata in A flat major Hob XVI/46 SCHUBERT Impromptus/Moments Musicaux SCHUBERT Sonata in A minor Op.143 (D.784)

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One of the world’s leading pianists, Angela Hewitt regularly appears in recital and with major orchestras throughout the world She won the Toronto International Bach Piano Competition in 1985 and was named Gramophone Artist of the Year in 2006.

Sunday 19 June

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Diwrnod Hyfryd Sali Mali Cwmni Theatr Arad Goch A collaboration with Gomer Press based on Mary Vaughan Jones’ characters

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Wednesday 6 July

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AA £8, (1 free ticket per 10 children) ff Emlyn Williams Theatre

A brand-new take on classic Welsh-language children’s stories featuring the timeless character Sali Mali.

Sali Mali has gone for a stroll and can’t be found anywhere. Where has she got to...?

A Welsh-language stage play for 3-7 year olds and families based on Mary Vaughan Jones’ classic, timeless characters – with music, songs and endless fun. This new production in Cwmni Theatr Arad Goch’s unique style will take you on a special journey to Sali Mali’s world of magic and adventure.

National Youth Dance Wales Artistic Director: Kerry Nicholls

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Saturday 27 August

aa 7.30pm

AA £15, Concessions £13. Under 25s, NYAW members, schools £5, (1 free ticket per 10 children)

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Once again, NYDW is delighted to bring its own brand of high quality, creative contemporary dance to North Wales this summer. NYDW Artistic Director, Kerry Nicholls – one of the UK’s finest dance artists – will lead this year’s Company in an exacting programme that combines artistry, clear technique and high energy.

The programme will include aM, a work that wowed audiences at Apex Rising – an international youth dance programme at Sadler’s Wells, London – with specially-commissioned score (David Walters) and exquisite lighting design (Jo Fletcher).

VISITING COMPANIES / COMING SOON

Guest Choreographer: Eleesha Drennan

Coming soon Romeo & Juliet: William Shakespeare In association with

Artistic Director: Bruce Guthrie

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Tuesday 6 September

aa 7.30pm

AA £15, Concessions £13. Under 25s, NYAW members, schools £5, (1 free ticket per 10 children)

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To celebrate its 40th anniversary year, the National Youth Theatre of Wales 2016 presents Shakespeare’s most famous love story about star-crossed lovers destined to end in tragedy.

This is a dynamic, modern version of Shakespeare’s classic with movement from renowned physical theatre company, Frantic Assembly, plus live music and vibrant storytelling.

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COMEDY

Kill for a Seat Comedy !!

16+ may contain strong language and adult content

With resident compere, SILKY, plus special guests. “…has already proved a big hit.

International quality comedy on a budget” The Leader

Joe Rooney & Jonnie Price

COMEDY

Joe Rooney: “Delivery plus content. He’s a smooth operator with an innate confidence….” Chortle Jonnie Price: “If you cross Ralph from the Muppets with a Welsh ex-powerlifter, you get new star of the comedy circuit Jonnie Price” Clowns Pocket Comedy ...plus special guests. d Thursday 5 May

Jenny Collier & Special Guests Jenny Collier: “Dryly innocent’’ ★★★★★ Eastlondonlines.com ...plus special guests and your funny-making host, Silky. d Thursday 2 June

Steve Shanyaski & David Hadingham Steve Shanyaski: “A star in the making” City Life David Hadingham: “Ranting and raving comic genius” Nerve ...plus special guests and your bean-feast of a man, host, Silky. d Thursday 7 July

Allyson June Smith & Sean Meo Allyson June Smith: Just for Laughs Montreal Comedy Festival, CTV’s Comedy Now, CBC’s The Debaters.

Sean Meo: “Deliciously sardonic” The Guardian Guide ...plus special guests and your rippling host, Silky. d Thursday 4 August aa 8pm AA £12 Concessions £10 ff Clwyd Room

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SUMMER TIME FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

Summer Time for Children & Young People For 11-16 year olds Tales of Terror

Characters wanted for this year’s Summer Youth Theatre.

Join us on a journey through the world of Edgar Allan Poe. “…dreaming dreams no mortals ever dared to dream before.”

Monday 25 - Saturday 30 July Weekdays 9am - 5pm

For 14-18 year olds Rambert Youth Dance Summer School

SUMMER TIME FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

Rambert’s youth dance summer school is a great opportunity to dance, create, perform and be inspired! Led by an experienced Rambert animateur (professional dancer and teacher), the young dancers will take part in daily dance classes, repertoire and creative workshops, and will also have the chance to perform their work to friends and family at the end of the week.

Monday 25 - Friday 29 July 10am - 4pm

For 6-11 year olds

Give your child inspiration this summer and a book a place on our Summer Programme, which this year celebrates the centenary of the Welsh born author Roald Dahl.

Working with professional theatre practitioners, let us boost your child’s creativity, confidence and theatre skills! Unleash their potential, and above all, let them have lots of fun!

Mischief & Mayhem Have a Phizz-Whizzing time creating mischief and mayhem like The Witches and The Twits.

1 - 5 August (Monday - Friday) 9am - 5pm

Heroes & Villains Be a gloriumptious hero like George, the Giraffe and the Pelly, or a snappy-snap villain like The Enormous Crocodile.

8 - 12 August (Monday - Friday) 9am - 5pm

Prices Each week is only £100. A discount of 25%* will be available for:

• Families in receipt of benefit

(proof required, does not include Family Credit).

• Two or more siblings.

• Two weeks booked for one child. * Only one discount will be given per child.

Booking now open To join: 01352 701521 Information: 01352 701575/6 youngclwydifanc@theatrclwyd.com

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Deep Cut

By Philip

Ralph

Suitcase Theatre

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Friday 22 & Saturday 23 April

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AA £9.50, Concessions £7.50 ff Emlyn Williams Theatre

Philip Ralph’s gripping play concerns the death of Private Cheryl James of Llangollen, one of the four trainee soldiers who mysteriously died of gunshot wounds at Deepcut Barracks in Surrey between 1995 and 2002. Cheryl’s parents refused to accept the official verdict of suicide, and the dialogue is based on the verbatim transcriptions from the subsequent inquiry.

Dancefest ‘16 Join Flintshire Schools as they leap onto stage to present an evening of dynamic dance.

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Wednesday 18 - Friday 20 May COMMUNITY COMPANIES

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AA £7, Concessions £6 ii

Tickets available from 20 April

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Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime

By Constance

Cox

Adapted from a short story by Oscar Wilde Car Boot Theatre

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This play is a comic tale of romance, intrigue and attempted murder!

Thursday 2 - Saturday 4 June

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AA £10, Concessions £8 ff Emlyn Williams Theatre

Clwyd Clippers For rehearsal dates & venues www.clwydclippers.com.

Cedric Crewe – 01978 757821

NADFAS (National Association for the Decorative and Fine Arts Societies) Wednesday 25th May 8pm

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Shakespeare 400 Age Cymru Presents Suitcase Theatre

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Friday 3 June

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An anthology of songs, sonnets and speeches, Tudor tunes and selected scenes from Shakespeare’s plays to celebrate the 400th anniversary of his death.

This is a production for the Gwanwyn Festival, valuing creativity of the 50’s.

Hobson’s Choice

By Harold

Brighouse

Phoenix Theatre Company at the request of the Rotary Club Mold

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Thursday 9 - Saturday 11 June

Brighouse’s delightful comedy about Henry Hobson, a successful bootmaker and tyrannical widower father of three daughters. The girls want to leave their father by getting married, but Henry refuses as marriage traditions require him to pay out settlements.

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Step in Time Whitton-Morris School of Dance

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Thursday 7 - Saturday 9 July

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The Whitton-Morris School of Dance is proud to present Step in Time.

This long-established school celebrate 40 years at Theatr Clwyd, taking part in its first pantomime production after many, many hugely successful productions throughout the year.

This lively show will appeal to all.

The Wind in the Willows

By Kenneth

Grahame

adapted by Mike Smith

Trap Door Theatre Productions

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Friday 8 - Saturday 9 July

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Come follow the animals on their adventures and misadventures in this fantastic adaptation of Kenneth Grahame’s delightful tale of Rat, Mole, Badger and Toad. This memorable and exciting production is a mixture of mysticism, adventure, morality, and camaraderie and celebrated for its evocation of the nature down by the riverbank. Filled with songs and dances the Trap Door Theatre Performing Arts students bring this magical tale to life in a night to remember.

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Flintshire Schools in Performance ‘16 Flintshire Schools and Community Groups burst onto stage with an exciting programme of Drama, Dance and Music performances.

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Monday 11 - Wednesday 13 July

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Stole the Show Footsteps Dance

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Tuesday 12 - Wednesday 13 July

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COMMUNITY COMPANIES

AA £9, Concessions £8 ff Anthony Hopkins Theatre

Footsteps Dance presents its 20th anniversary show, Stole the Show. It’s been a fantastic journey for Footseps.

Dancers old and new are coming together to celebrate a fun-filled family show to be enjoyed by all!

The Railway Children

By E.

Nesbit

Flintshire Schools

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Friday 15 July

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A new adaptation of one of the best children’s stories ever told, created by pupils from Ysgol Trelogan and Ysgol Brynffordd in Flintshire and Rhos Street School in Denbighshire, working in partnership with award-winning professional theatre writer/ director Janys Chambers.

AA £6, Concessions £5 ff Emlyn Williams Theatre

Dancerama Shirley School of Dancing

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Friday 15 - Saturday 16 July

The long-established Shirley School of Dancing welcomes lovers of song and dance to its annual production of Dancerama.

Once again, the show is a lively performance which features enthusiastic singers and dancers of all ages, from the very young to the young at heart.

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The Rime of the Ancient Mariner & This Glorious Son The Rime of the Ancient Mariner

By Samuel Taylor Coleridge This Glorious Son

By William Shakespeare Chester Theatre Club Youth Theatre and Heirs of Banquo Productions

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Saturday 16 July

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Two contrasting pieces based on the work of two of England’s most celebrated poets – Coleridge and Shakespeare.

The Youth National Theatre presents a dramatic interpretation of the narrative poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner about redemption and mankind’s relationship with Nature.

This Glorious Son charts the rise to supreme power of the youngest son of the dying King, using music and excerpts from Shakespeare’s Richard III to show how tyranny rises in failed states. Four centuries after his death, Shakespeare’s early play about the usurpation of an entire, war-torn land is as relevant as ever.

RSC: Hamlet:

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Clint & Nikki Theatre Arts

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Monday 18, Wednesday 20, Friday 22 & Saturday 23 July

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High-impact performance from the children of Clint & Nikki Theatre Arts.

Dynamic dance routines from your favourite movies and musicals bring the stage alive with outstanding choreography and performances. Watch out for our ‘Youngest Stars’ who will be certain to bring the unpredictable element to the occasion.

This show has all the vitality and glamour that makes it so popular with all ages. Beautiful costumes and talented performers make this unmissable.

Blue Remembered Hills

By Dennis Potter Mold Players

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One of Dennis Potter’s shorter full-length plays has adults enacting a group of seven-year-olds on a summer afternoon during World War 2. Their interactions reflect what they observe of the adult world around them. But their play becomes sinister and danger looms as they ridicule ‘Donald Duck’, an abused and lonely child whose obsession with fire ends in tragedy.

Thursday 21 - Saturday 23 July

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Films

Satellite screenings Check websites for more details.

To complement Theatr Clwyd’s production of Cyrano de Bergerac, a short season of films featuring significant noses: PINOCCHIO (1940) (U) 7 May, 1:30pm | 1 ¾ hrs

Disney’s classic movie which taught us all to wish upon a star.

ROXANNE

NT: A View from the Bridge: 13 May, 4pm (Encore) RSC: Hamlet: 8 June, 8pm (Live); 17 June, 4pm (Encore) NT: The Audience: 9 June, 7pm (Encore) Glyndebourne: Il Barbiere Di Siviglia, 21 June, 6.30pm Branagh Theatre Live: Romeo and Juliet 7 July, 7pm (Live) Glyndebourne: Die Meistersinger Von Nurnburg, 12 July, 5.30pm Glyndebourne: Beatrice Et Benedict, 9 August, 6.30pm

PERFUME – THE STORY OF A MURDERER

(2006) (15) 9 May, 8pm | 2 ¾ hrs

Tom Tykwer adapts Patrick Suskind’s dark novel about a man with a phenomenal sense of smell and his pursuit of the ultimate perfume. Starring Ben Whishaw, Dustin Hoffman and Alan Rickman.

CYRANO DE BERGERAC (1990) (U) Subtitled: French 19 May | 2 ½ hrs

(1987) (PG) 7 May, 8pm | 2 hrs

Steve Martin’s modern version of the play starring himself as a poetic fireman with a really huge nose. And Daryl Hannah as a beautiful blonde astronomer – you get the idea…

Celtic Festival

The Nose Season!

NT LIVE/ENCORE – £15, £13 nationaltheatre.org.uk rsc.org.uk/whats-on/in-cinemas Branaghtheatre.com/branagh-theatre-live.php glyndebourne.com

And to bring it all back to where it started, with panache. And subtitles by Anthony Burgess! Jean-Paul Rappenau’s Oscarwinning version of the play starring Gerard Depardieu and Anne Brochet. “A splendid movie” (Roger Ebert).

(Scotland) BRAVEHEART (1995) (15) 7 May, 4pm | 3 hrs

Paint your face blue and cry FREEDOM! for a cracking performance from Mel Gibson as Scotland’s legendary revolutionary, William Wallace, and a great story of resistance against the unrelenting English menace personified by the oily Patrick McGoohan as Longshanks.

(Ireland) WHAT RICHARD DID

(Ireland) FIFTY DEAD MEN WALKING

(2009) (15) 10 May, 8pm | 2 ½ hrs

(2008) (15) 3 May, 8pm | 2 ¼ mins

An earlier film from Dubliner Lenny Abrahamson (Room) tells the tale of a middle class Dublin lad with a brilliant life ahead of him who goes too far one night and is left to tussle with his conscience…

Belfast at the height of The Troubles.

Based on real events, Jim Sturgess stars as Martin McGartland, whose life turned into a nightmare when he became an IRA informant – to this day McGartland is still in hiding.

With Ben Kingsley.

(Scotland) IONA (2016) (15) 5 May, 8pm | 1 ½ hrs

A woman returns to her childhood home with her teenage son to a mixed reception.

They’re clearly fleeing from something and their story slowly untangles around a brilliant central performance from Ruth Negga.

(Wales) SOLOMON A GAENOR (1999) Subtitled: Welsh 6 May, 8pm | 2 hrs

Oscar-nominated for Wales, Paul Morrison’s film set in 1911 about a young door-todoor salesman who falls for a beautiful young woman in the next valley. But he’s secretly Jewish and it can’t be long before society finds out. And judges. Starring Ioan Gruffudd and Nia Roberts.

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Continuing Theatr Clwyd’s annual festival celebrating culture across the Celtic nations.

(Ireland) MICHAEL COLLINS (1996) (15) 11 May, 2pm | 2 ½ hrs

A 20th anniversary screening for Neil Jordan’s epic about the legendary Irish freedom fighter who could have changed the path of Irish history. Starring Liam Neeson and Alan Rickman.

(Ireland) I AM BELFAST (2016) (12A) 11 May, 8pm | 2 hrs

Mark Cousins paints an affectionate and poetic portrait of his home city, (Wales) ELDRA

(2003) Subtitled: Welsh 12 May, 8pm | 1 ¾ hrs

A FREE screening of this North Walian story of a Romany girl who befriends a fox one summer in Bethesda. Winner of several BAFTA Cymru awards.

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Complementing our own Much Ado About Nothing and the RSC’s Live Hamlet, two Shakespearean classics across time and culture from iconic directors of stage and film – Peter Brook and Akira Kurosawa: KING LEAR (1980) (PG) 10 June, 4pm | 2 ½ hrs

The great Peter Brook directs Paul Schofield in the title role in what many regard as the finest Lear of the 20th century.

Akira Kurosawa’s approach to King Lear, his last great movie made when he himself was 75, set amidst the Samurai warlords of medieval Japan.

THE BAD SLEEP WELL (1961) (PG) Subtitled: Japanese. 24 June, 4pm | 2 ½ hrs Kurosawa revisits Hamlet. As a new era dawns in post-war Japan, a young man works his way up through the ranks of a corporation, even marrying the daughter of the corrupt wealthy industrialist at its helm, biding his time to avenge his father’s suicide.

SECRET IN THEIR EYES (15)

BROOKLYN (12A) Parent & Baby screening 17 May, 11am | 2 hrs

An American remake of the Oscar-winning Argentinian film of the same name, this hyper-tense thriller stars Chiwetel Ejiofor as a police investigator desperately trying to find the murderer of his partner’s daughter before she does. Also starring Julia Roberts as the vengeful mother and Nicole Kidman.

Another chance to see Saoirse Ronan in Colm Toibin’s tale of a young Irish woman taking her chances on a new life in New York.

“Pulse-quickeningly good.” Telegraph

Start Date: 29 April | 2 ¼ hrs

STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS (12A) 4 May | 2 ½ hrs

FILMS

May the fourth be with you! Just in case there’s anybody out there who still hasn’t seen the latest Star Wars happening or more likely needs to see it again…

KUNG FU PANDA 3 (PG) (Relaxed Screening)

7 May 11am | 2 ½ hrs

Complete pandamonium (their joke) with Po and his pals on another adventure.

HAIL CAESAR! (12A) Start Date: 13 May | 2 hrs

The Coen Brothers return with a show-biz comedy set in fifties Hollywood. Eddie Mannix (Josh Brolin) is a frazzled studio manager, who’s had just about as much as he can take when his star, resplendent in toga and sandals, gets kidnapped from the set of the show that everyone’s pinning their hopes on.

With George Clooney, Tilda Swinton, Scarlett Johansson.

“An exhilarating switchup! A comic fable that’s both deftly clever and irrepressibly goofy.” Roger Ebert

Pinocchio

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RAN (1985) (PG) Subtitled: Japanese 16 June, 8pm | 2 ¾ hrs

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MARGUERITE (15) – subtitled: French Start Date: 17 May | 2 ½ hrs It’s 1920s Paris and Marguerite Dumont (Catherine Frot) wants to be an opera star.

She’s beautiful and wealthy. But she can’t sing. And nobody’s willing to tell her.

So… she sings! Based on the true story of New York socialite, Florence Foster Jenkins.

EDDIE THE EAGLE (PG) Start Date: 20 May | 2 hrs Parent & Baby screening 21 June, 11am A charming and engaging true story of a man who just wouldn’t give up. Starring Taron Egerton as Eddie Edwards, a plumber who beat all the odds to become the first-ever British Olympic ski jumper, stealing the hearts of the crowd at the 1988 Winter Olympics with his antics. With Hugh Jackman oozing disillusionment as his coach.

HIGH-RISE (15)

Start Date: 24 May | 2 ¼ hrs

Ben Wheatley adapts JG Ballard’s dystopian 1975 parable set in an architect-designed high-rise block with every modern convenience for the aspiring professional.

But the cracks gradually start to show and chaos moves in. Starring Tom Hiddleston as the self-contained young doctor, Jeremy Irons as the architect and Luke Evans as a socialist TV producer. Who do you think’ll win out…

Star Wars The Force Awakens

Marguerite

Angry Birds

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DESPITE THE FALLING SNOW (12A)

THE CLUB (18) – subtitled: Spanish

26 May | 2 hrs

Start Date: 3 June | 1 ¾ hrs

Chile’s Pablo Larrain directs this hard-hitting account of child abuse within the Catholic Church. Echoing the aftermath of the Pinochet regime, four priests are living a quiet anonymous life in a remote monastery on the Chilean coast when a younger priest turns up to interrogate them about the past.

Moscow. 1959. Communism has destroyed her family and Katya has become a spy for the Americans. But when she falls in love with a charismatic Soviet politician she is forced to decide between love and duty. Forty years later she looks back on the affair. Directed by the author, Shamim Sarif and starring Rebecca Ferguson and Charles Dance.

THE MAN WHO KNEW INFINITY (12A)

Start Date: 27 May | 2 hrs

DHEEPAN (15) – subtitled: French

Remember the astounding A Disappearing Number on NT Live? This is the story behind the story. An Indian mathematics genius, Ramanujan (Dev Patel – Slumdog Millionaire) comes to England during WW1, forming an unlikely and volatile partnership with the eminent Cambridge mathematician, GH Hardy (Jeremy Irons). With Stephen Fry and Toby Jones.

Winner of this year’s Palme D’Or at Cannes, a very topical return for Jacques Audiard (The Prophet, Rust & Bone). Dheepan is a Tamil refugee arriving in France with a fake family, who winds up working as a caretaker on a run-down housing estate dominated by small-time French gangsters. Gangsters who forget his past in the Tamil militia...

EYE IN THE SKY (15)

KIDS HALF TERM MOVIE ANGRY BIRDS (PG)

Start Date: 10 June | 2 hrs

Start Date: 30 May

Red lives in an island paradise of flightless happy birds. But he just never has any luck.

Everyone’s mean to him. Everything goes wrong. And then, the island gets invaded by mysterious green pigs.

Start Date: 31 May | 2 ½ hrs

A quite remarkable feat of filming – Sebastian Schipper filmed this whole heist movie in real time across various Berlin locations. Victoria is a Spanish woman whose night out in Berlin takes the most unexpected turn as she hooks up with some local Berlin lads… “this extraordinary thriller is no mere stunt but an immersive experience whose gripping performances make it hard to shake.”

HHHHH Guardian

COURT (12A) – subtitled: Marathi/Gujarati Start Date: 2 June | 2 ¼ hrs Indian film-maker Chaitanya Tamhane’s debut film is a courtroom satire exposing corruption and indifference in the Indian judicial system.

A story about the bureaucratic nightmare that engulfs a political poet and folk singer who is charged with abetting a suicide with his lyrics.

Kung Fu Panda 3

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Brooklyn

Alan Rickman’s final film. Gavin Hood directs this searing thriller exploring drone warfare.

Helen Mirren stars as a British army colonel on a mission to capture a key terrorist, monitoring a drone camera in a Kenyan shanty town. Events suddenly take a turn that requires immediate action. But actions have repercussions and others must be involved…

FILM

VICTORIA (15) – subtitled: German

Court

7 June | 2 ¼ hrs

THE BRAND NEW TESTAMENT (15) subtitled: French Start Date: 14 June | 2 ¼ hrs Jaco van Dormael’s black comedy re-imagining God with a humdrum existence in a modern-day Brussels apartment. Benoit Poelvoorde plays God who grumpily manages the world from his pc, devising various rules of life such as “falling toast will always land jamside down”. But then his 10-year-old daughter decides it’s time for a change. Featuring a splendid cameo from Catherine Deneuve.

“A peppy, original and very sweet story.”

HHHH Guardian

MILES AHEAD

Start Date: 17 June | 2 hrs

Don Cheadle directs and stars in this biopic exploring the man and the myth of the great jazz trumpeter Miles Davis, from his brilliant musical genius to his notorious drug addictions and womanising. With Emayatzy Corinealdi and Ewan McGregor.

50 Dead Men Walking

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Victoria

Roxanne

High Rise

SON OF SAUL (15) – subtitled: Hungarian

22 June | 2 hrs

Laszlo Nemes has just won an Oscar for this searing drama about a Jewish prisoner working in the crematorium at Auschwitz, obsessively trying to get a burial for a boy he believes to be his son whilst other prisoners are plotting an uprising. “An outstanding excoriating look at evil in Auschwitz… a movie of extraordinary focus and courage.”

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FILM CLASSIC – CALAMITY JANE (U) 23 June | 2 hrs

Doris Day and Howard Keel star in this old favourite, a “wild west” musical about a sharp-shooting gal and her romance with Wild Bill Hickock.

DEMOLITION (15)

Start Date: 24 June | 2 hrs FILM

Jake Gyllenhaal is an investment banker trying to come to terms with the death of his wife, whose life starts to brighten again when he vehemently complains to a vending machine company resulting in a meeting with their customer services rep, Karen.

MUSTANG (15) – subtltled: Turkish Start Date: 28 June | 2 hrs Five spirited sisters are raised by their grandmother in remote Anatolia but as they get older they are expected to submit to the old ways of arranged marriage and demure behaviour. Inevitably a battle of wills ensues…

Nominated for an Oscar this year, Deniz Gamze Erguven’s film is selected for special promotion by the BFI under their New Release Strategy.

DESERT DANCER (15)

30 June | 2 hrs

Hail Caesar!

Braveheart

Film information & prices Senior screen Continuing the offer for the over–60s on Wednesdays and Saturdays with the chance to see matinee showings and have tea/coffee all for the special price of £5.

See diary section for Wednesday and Saturday matinees.

Relaxed Screenings • Kung Fu Panda (PG) 7 May, 11am • Angry Birds (PG) 30 May, 11am

Parent & baby screamings Third Tuesdays, 11am • Brooklyn (12A) 17 May, 11am • Eddie the Eagle (PG) 21 June, 11am

Film Multibuy Save up to 25% with our new Film Multibuy offer. Book 3 different films and save 15%, book 4 and save 20%, book 5 and save 25%. Films must be booked in the same transaction for discount to apply.

(Excludes Met Opera and Live Screenings).

Cinema Access Facilities Audio description and soft subtitling are provided where available from the distributors.

Screenings with this facility will generally be on Saturday afternoons and Tuesday evenings.

Please check with the Box Office.

All Seats: £6 (Unless otherwise stated) Accompanied Children (Under 15): £5 (all screenings) Accompanying Adults: £5 (Screenings commencing before 6pm) Unaccompanied Children under 12: Not admitted OAP’s, Students, Concessions: £5.50 (Not Saturday evenings) Senior Screen: film, tea/coffee £5. See diary section for Wednesday & Saturday matinees.

In Iran, dancing is prohibited with severe punishments for offenders. This is the true story of an underground dance movement that met in a secret desert location, led by the choreographer, Afshin Ghaffarian, who in the end had to defect to France to practise his art. Starring Reece Ritchie and Frieda Pinto.

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Ticket prices

Theatr Clwyd productions Anthony Hopkins Theatre £25, £21, £17, £10 Concessions £2 off top two ticket prices (excluding Saturday evenings) Previews and First Night £21, £17, £10 Concessions £2 off £21 tickets only (excluding Saturday evening) Emlyn Williams Theatre £18, Gallery £14 Concessions £2 off (excluding Saturday evenings) Previews and First Night £15 Gallery £11, Concessions £2 off (excluding Saturday evening) All Theatr Clwyd shows (excluding Aladdin) Schools/students – 5 or more £10 (excluding Saturday evenings) Group Discounts – parties of 10 or more 15% discount off ticket price (excluding Saturday evenings)

Hynt is a Membership Card | Hynt is a resource Hynt cardholders are entitled to a ticket free of charge for a personal assistant or carer at Theatr Clwyd and all the theatres and arts centres participating in the scheme.

Visit hynt.co.uk or www.hynt.cymru to find a range of information and guidance about the scheme. You can also find out whether you or the person you care for are eligible to join the scheme and complete an application form. Alternatively, please contact our Box Office on 01352 701521.

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Teen Tickets A special standby price of only £1 for anyone age 13-19. Tickets may be bought or reserved from 1pm on the day of performance for that day’s show(s) only. Reservations must be collected/paid for half an hour before the performance time.

Aladdin – The Wok ‘n’ Roll Panto Adults £25, £22, £20 Senior Citizens, Claimants & Disabled persons £2 off (excluding peak performances) Children 16 years and under £5 off Children under 3 years old Free (only if seated on lap) Students in full time education £5 off (excluding peak performances) Special price performances Friday 25 and Saturday 26 November Adults £19, Children £14 School and youth parties 16 and under (excluding peak performances) £10 Supervising teachers: 2 free tickets for the first 20 children and 1 additional free ticket for every 20 children thereafter (excluding between 16 December 2016 and 2 January 2017 inclusive).

TICKET PRICES

HYNT Art and culture is for everyone.

But if you have an impairment or a specific access requirement, often enjoying a visit to a theatre or an arts centre can be more complicated than just booking tickets and choosing what to wear.

Hynt is a national scheme that works with theatres and arts centres across Wales to make things clear and consistent.

Theatr Clwyd is a part of the Hynt scheme as we believe it offers our customers the very best practice in fair ticketing policy and accessibility.

TICKET OFFERS Under 30s Pay What You Can Nights Come to the Box Office, either in advance or on the day, make a donation (minimum £2) and get a ticket for a designated performance for Much Ado About Nothing and Cyrano de Bergerac every Monday evening.

Relaxed Performance Wednesday 7 December 2016, 6pm £15, plus standard concessions available.

Group Discount: 15% discount off ticket price, excluding peak performances, children, students, schools and youth parties. Excludes 25 and 26 November and not available between 16 December 2016 and 2 January 2017 inclusive.

Peak Performances Every Friday and Saturday evening and during Christmas holidays (16 December 2016 - 2 January 2017).

No discounts except £5 off for children 16 years and under (no concessions or discounts which include school and youth party rates).

Off Peak Performances Monday to Thursday performances and Saturday matinees.

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ART GALLERIES

Iwan Gwyn Parry: Alchemy in Water

Iwan Gwyn Parry was born in Anglesey in 1970.

He completed his MA in Painting at Chelsea School of Art & Design in 1993 before returning to North Wales where he lives and works. Alchemy in Water is a series of works exploring the artist’s preoccupation with water and ideas explored in earlier work – the earth’s elements, memory, place, space and light. The exhibition includes ‘Turning Point’ (A Serenade of Blue) which is a significant series of new meditative works produced during a sabbatical year of 2015.

As part of the Celtic Festival Iwan Gwyn Parry will be giving an informal talk about his work in the gallery on Tuesday 10 May at 2pm – tickets free from the Box Office.

ART GALLERIES

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North Wales Open 2016

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This large annual exhibition is open to artists from Anglesey, Gwynedd, Conwy, Denbighshire, Flintshire and Wrexham and features over 120 works across all three of the theatre’s galleries. The show includes drawing, painting, printmaking, mixed media and photography by both professional and amateur artists. There is a First Prize of £1000.

Application forms can be downloaded from the theatre’s website, or collected from the Bookshop.

For forms by post send a SAE to ‘North Wales Open’, Oriel Gallery, Theatr Clwyd, Mold, CH7 1YA.

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Community Gallery

RAY DAY Recent landscapes of North Wales 25 April - 14 May

MARY SAIFELDEN Ceridwen Barkley: Rare Project

A mixed range of work by this Buckley artist who expresses herself with a wide range of different materials, techniques, texture and media.

16 May - 28 May

CERIDWEN BARKLEY: RARE PROJECT The Rare Project uses the arts to raise awareness of rare conditions and counteract prejudice by allowing us to see the individuals behind the condition.

31 May - 18 June

Education Gallery Flintshire Schools Art Exhibitions Community Exhibition

ART GALLERIES

This gallery is available to schools, colleges and other education establishments to exhibit their students’ work free of charge. If you have any project or exam work that you would like to display, please contact Nerys Edwards 01352 701575.

‘LOST IN ART – YMGOLLI MEWN CELF’ 6 April - 2 May ‘Lost in Art’ is an interactive project aimed at people with dementia living in the community.

Working with Professional Artist Jenny Fell, this exhibition celebrates the artwork created during workshops in Flintshire, Denbighshire, Conwy and Wrexham.

‘Lost in Art – Ymgolli mewn Celf’ was originated by Denbighshire Arts Service, Denbighshire County Council. This project is a regional ‘Lost in Art’ collaboration between Flintshire County Council, Denbighshire County Council, Conwy County Borough Council and Wrexham County Borough Council and is part funded by the Arts Council of Wales in association with Theatr Clwyd, Oriel Wrecsam and Mostyn Llandudno.

4 May - 6 June A collection of year 8 ceramic masks by the students from Flint High School, inspired by African Tribes and a collection of year 10 work based on the theme Magnified.

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CR Clwyd Room DP Described performance

FC Film classic FE Friends’ evening

FN First night HR Haydn Rees Room

Molly Whuppie 10am & 2pm

Theatre Closed

Cyrano de Bergerac 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Theatre Closed

Sat 7

Sun 8

Mrs Reynolds a’r Cena Bach 7.30pm

Wed 11

Theatre Closed

Sun 15

NADFAS 8pm CR

Dancefest ’16 6.30pm

Fri 20

Clybourne Park 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Clybourne Park 7.30pm

Clybourne Park 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Theatre Closed

Theatre Closed

Thur 26

Fri 27

Sat 28

Sun 29

Mon 30

Tues 31

Clybourne Park 7.30pm

Wed 25

Theatre Closed

Theatre Closed

Think No Evil Of Us 7.45pm Theatre Closed

Theatre Closed

Clybourne Park 7.30pm

Tue 24

Think No Evil Of Us 7.45pm

Clybourne Park 7.30pm

Mon 23

Think No Evil Of Us 7.45pm

Film Theatre Closed

Eblana String Trio 7.30pm

Sun 22

Sad 28 Sul 29 Llun 30 Maw 31

Theatre Closed Angry Birds (PG) 11am & 2pm/Victoria (15) 8pm

Gwe 27 The Man Who Knew Infinity (12A) 8pm Theatre Closed

Iau 26 The Club (18) 8pm The Man Who Knew Infinity (12A) 2pm & 8pm

Maw 24 Mer 25

High-Rise (15) 8pm

Llun 23

Sul 22

Sad 21

Gwe 20

Iau 19

Mer 18

Maw 17

Llun 16

Sul 15

Sad 14

Gwe 13

Iau 12

Mer 11

Maw 10

Llun 9

Sul 8

Sad 7

Gwe 6

Iau 5

Mer 4

Maw 3

Llun 2

Sul 1

Mai

Eddie the Eagle (PG) 2pm/High-Rise (15) 8pm

Eddie the Eagle (PG) 8pm

Eddie the Eagle (PG) 2pm & 8pm

Sat 21

Eddie the Eagle (PG) 8pm

Cyrano de Bergerac (U) 8pm

Dancefest ’16 6.30pm

Thur 19

Black is the Color of My Voice 7.45pm

Hail Caesar! (12A) 2pm/Marguerite (15) 8pm

Dancefest ’16 6.30pm

Wed 18

Hail Caesar! (12A) 8pm

Theatre Closed

Hail Caesar! (12A) 2pm & 8pm

NT Encore: A View from the Bridge 4pm/Hail Caesar! (12A) 8pm

Eldra (PG) 8pm CF

Michael Collins (15) 2pm CF/I Am Belfast (12A) 8pm CF

What Richard Did (U) 8pm CF

Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (15) 8pm

Theatre Closed

RP: Kung Fu Panda 3 (PG) 11am/Pinocchio (U) 1.30pm/Braveheart (15) 4pm/Roxanne (PG) 8pm

Solomon a Gaenor (15) 8pm CF

P&B: Brooklyn (12A) 11am/Marguerite (15) 8pm

Black is the Color of My Voice 7.45pm

Theatre Closed

St Nicholas 7.45pm ST2

St Nicholas 7.45pm ST2

St Nicholas 7.45pm ST2

Pre-show talk (for Welsh speakers): Mrs Reynolds… 6.30pm HR / St Nicholas 7.45pm ST2

Pre-show talk (for Welsh learners): Mrs Reynolds…

6.30pm HR / St Nicholas 7.45pm ST2

Theatre Closed

Charolais & Small Plastic Wars 7.45pm ST2

Charolais & Small Plastic Wars 7.45pm St2/The Long Road and the Far Horizons 8pm CR

Iona (15) 8pm CF

Tues 17

Mon 16

A Regular Little Houdini 7.45pm

Folk, Tuplet & A Mighty Wind 2pm & 7.30pm

Sat 14

Theatre Closed

A Regular Little Houdini 7.45pm

Folk, Tuplet & A Mighty Wind 7.30pm

A Regular Little Houdini 7.45pm

Spike Milligan’s Puckoon 7.45pm

Fri 13

Thur 12

Mrs Reynolds a’r Cena Bach 7.30pm

Tue 10

Spike Milligan’s Puckoon 7.45pm

Molly Whuppie 10am & 4.30pm

Cyrano de Bergerac 7.30pm

Fri 6

Mon 9

Molly Whuppie 10am & 1.30pm

Cyrano de Bergerac 7.30pm T

Thur 5 Charolais & Small Plastic Wars 7.45pm St2 Kill for a Seat Comedy 8pm CR

Charolais & Small Plastic Wars 7.45pm St2

Molly Whuppie 4.30pm

Cyrano de Bergerac 7.30pm

Wed 4

Secret in Their Eyes (15) 2pm/Star Wars - The Force Awakens (12A) 8pm

Fifty Dead Men Walking (15) 8pm CF

Charolais & Small Plastic Wars 7.45pm St2

Cyrano de Bergerac 7.30pm

Theatre Closed

Cinema/Sinema

Tues 3

Theatre Closed

Studio/Stiwdio 2, Clwyd Room, other/arall

Secret in Their Eyes (15) 8pm

Theatre Closed

Theatr Emlyn Williams Theatre

Cyrano de Bergerac 7.30pm £

Theatre Closed

Theatr Anthony Hopkins Theatre

Mon 2

Sun 1

May

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RP Relaxed performance CAP Captioned performance

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P&B Parent & baby screaming

ST2

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ST/AD Subtitles/audio description

Preview

Signed performance

Studio 2

Much Ado About Nothing 7.30pm

Much Ado About Nothing 2.30pm CAP & 7.30pm

Angela Hewitt 7.30pm

Much Ado About Nothing 7.30pm £

Much Ado About Nothing 7.30pm

Fri 17

Sat 18

Sun 19

Mon 20

Tue 21

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Much Ado About Nothing 2.30pm & 7.30pm DP T

Much Ado About Nothing 7.30pm

Much Ado About Nothing 2.30pm DP & 7.30pm

Theatre Closed

Much Ado About Nothing 7.30pm £

Much Ado About Nothing 7.30pm

Much Ado About Nothing 7.30pm

Much Ado About Nothing 7.30pm T

Thur 23

Fri 24

Sat 25

Sun 26

Mon 27

Tues 28

Wed 29

Thur 30

Much Ado About Nothing 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Much Ado About Nothing 7.30pm FE

Wed 22

Much Ado About Nothing 7.30pm

Tues 14

Thur 16

Much Ado About Nothing 7pm FN

Mon 13

Wed 15

Much Ado About Nothing 7.30pm P £

Sun 12

SP Schools Performance

Talkback

To Dream Again 10am & 1pm SP

To Dream Again 10am & 1pm SP

To Dream Again 1pm SP & 7pm

To Dream Again 10am & 1pm SP

Theatre Closed

To Dream Again 2.15pm & 7pm

To Dream Again 10am & 1pm SP

To Dream Again 10am & 1pm SP

To Dream Again 10am & 1pm SP

To Dream Again 1pm SP & 7pm PN

To Dream Again 10am & 1pm SP

To Dream Again 1.30pm RP

To Dream Again 10am & 1pm SP

Theatre Closed

Hobson’s Choice 7.45pm

Theatre Closed

Picnic Play 12.30pm CR

Tina May Quartet 8pm CR

Theatre Closed

Sat 11 Theatre Closed

Much Ado About Nothing 7.30pm P

Fri 10

Desert Dancer (15) 8pm

Demolition (15) 2pm/Mustang (15) 8pm

Mustang (15) 8pm

Demolition (15) 8pm

Theatre Closed

Demolition (15) 2pm & 8pm

The Bad Sleep Well (PG) 4pm/Demolition (15) 8pm

FC: Calamity Jane (U) 8pm

Miles Ahead 2pm/Son of Saul (15) 8pm

P&B: Eddie the Eagle (PG) 11am/Glyndebourne: Il Barbiere Di Siviglia 6.30pm

Miles Ahead 8pm

Film Theatre Closed

Miles Ahead 2pm & 8pm

RSC Encore: Hamlet 4pm/Miles Ahead 8pm

Ran (12A) 8pm

Eye in the Sky (15) 8pm /The Brand New Testament (15) 8pm

The Brand New Testament (15) 8pm

Eye in the Sky (15) 8pm

Theatre Closed

Eye in the Sky (15) 2pm & 8pm

King Lear (PG) 4pm/Eye in the Sky (15) 8pm

Much Ado About Nothing 7.30pm P

Thur 9

Hobson’s Choice 7.45pm

Despite the Falling Snow (12A) 2pm/RSC Live: Hamlet 7pm NT Encore: The Audience 7pm

Much Ado About Nothing 7.30pm ODR

Wed 8

Dheepan (15) 8pm

Miramar 7.45pm CR

Theatre Closed

Tue 7

Theatre Closed

Angry Birds (PG) 11am RP & 5pm/Despite the Falling Snow (12A) 2pm & 8pm

Angry Birds (PG) 11am & 2pm/Despite the Falling Snow (12A) 8pm

Angry Birds (PG) 11am & 2pm/Court (12A) 8pm

Despite the Falling Snow (12A) 8pm

Hobson’s Choice 7.45pm

Kill for a Seat Comedy 8pm CR Shakespeare 400 7.30pm CR

Mon 6

Theatre Closed

Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime 7.30pm

Sat 4

Theatre Closed

Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime 7.30pm

Sun 5

Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime 7.30pm

Thur 2

Fri 3

Iau 30

Mer 29

Maw 28

Llun 27

Sul 26

Sad 25

Gwe 24

Iau 23

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Maw 21

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Sul 19

Sad 18

Gwe 17

Iau 16

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Maw 14

Llun 13

Sul 12

Sad 11

Gwe 10

Iau 9

Mer 8

Maw 7

Llun 6

Sul 5

Sad 4

Gwe 3

Iau 2

Mer 1

Angry Birds (PG) 11am & 5pm/ The Man Who Knew Infinity (12A) 2pm Victoria (15) 8pm

Cinema/Sinema

Mehefin

Studio/Stiwdio 2, Clwyd Room, other/arall

Wed 1

Theatr Emlyn Williams Theatre

June

Theatr Anthony Hopkins Theatre

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KM Kids’ matinee

RP Relaxed performance CAP Captioned performance

CR Clwyd Room DP Described performance

Much Ado About Nothing 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Theatre Closed

Sat 2

Sun 3

Theatre Closed

Step in Time 7pm

Theatre Closed

Sat 9

FC Film classic FE Friends’ evening

Theatre Closed

Theatre Closed

FN First night HR Haydn Rees Room

Theatre Closed

SUMMER SCHOOL

Sun 31

Sat 30

Fri 29

Thur 28

Wed 27

Tues 26

Mon 25

Theatre Closed

Blue Remembered Hills 7.45pm

Blue Remembered Hills 7.45pm

Pazazz 7pm

Pazazz 7pm

Fri 22

Sat 23

Sun 24

Blue Remembered Hills 7.45pm

Pazazz 7pm

Theatre Closed

The Railway Children 7.30pm

Thur 21

Wed 20

Tue 19

Theatre Closed

Pazazz 7pm

Sun 17

Dancerama 2pm & 7pm

Mon 18

Sat 16

Fri 15

Dancerama 7pm

Stole the Show 7pm

Wed 13

Thur 14

Flints Schools in Performance ’16 6pm & 7.15pm

Stole the Show 7pm

Tues 12

Flints Schools in Performance ’16 6pm & 7.15pm

Flints Schools in Performance ’16 6pm & 7.15pm

Mon 11

Sun 10

The Wind in the Willows 7.30pm

Step in Time 7pm

Fri 8

The Wind in the Willows 7.30pm

Step in Time 7pm

Diwrnod Hyfryd Sali Mali 1pm & 5pm

Theatre Closed

To Dream Again 2.15pm & 7pm

To Dream Again 10am & 1pm SP

Theatr Emlyn Williams Theatre

Thur 7

Wed 6

Tue 5

Mon 4

Much Ado About Nothing 7.30pm

Fri 1

Theatr Anthony Hopkins Theatre

Theatre Closed

Theatre Closed

Theatre Closed

The Rime of the Ancient Mariner & This Glorious Son 7.45pm CR

Theatre Closed

Kill for a Seat Comedy 8pm CR

Theatre Closed

Studio/Stiwdio 2, Clwyd Room, other/arall

SUMMER SCHOOL DIARY | DYDDIADUR

July

Theatre Closed

Theatre Closed

Theatre Closed

Theatre Closed

Theatre Closed

Cinema/Sinema

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Sul 31

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Iau 7

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Maw 5

Llun 4

Sul 3

Sad 2

Gwe 1

KM Kids’ matinee

P&B Parent & baby screaming

ST2

P

SI

ST/AD Subtitles/audio description

Preview

Signed performance

Studio 2

£

Theatre Closed

Theatre Closed

Theatre Closed

Sad 27

Maw 30 Mer 31

Sul 28

Wed 31

Theatre Closed

Llun 29

Theatre Closed

Gwe 26

Iau 25

Mer 24

Maw 23

Llun 22

Sul 21

Sad 20

Gwe 19

Iau 18

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Llun 15

Sul 14

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Iau 11

Mer 10

Maw 9

Llun 8

Sul 7

Sad 6

Gwe 5

Iau 4

Mer 3

Maw 2

Llun 1

Awst

Tue 30

Theatre Closed

Sun 28

Cinema/Sinema

Mon 29

National Youth Dance Wales 7.30pm

Sat 27

Fri 26

Thur 25

Wed 24

Tues 23

Mon 22

SUMMER SCHOOL

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Theatre Closed

Theatre Closed

Kill for a Seat Comedy 8pm CR

Studio/Stiwdio 2, Clwyd Room, other/arall

SUMMER SCHOOL

Sun 21

Theatre Closed

Theatre Closed

Theatr Emlyn Williams Theatre

SUMMER SCHOOL

Sat 20

Fri 19

Thur 18

Wed 17

Tue 16

Mon 15

Sun 14

Sat 13

Fri 12

Thur 11

Wed 10

Theatre Closed

Theatr Anthony Hopkins Theatre

SUMMER SCHOOL

Tues 9

Mon 8

Sun 7

Sat 6

Fri 5

Thur 4

Wed 3

Tue 2

Mon 1

August

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