Theatr Clwyd | April - December 2018 by Theatr Clwyd

Theatr Clwyd What’s On Guide Apr – Dec 2018 theatrclwyd.com 01352 701521

Welcome It’s been a rollercoaster (just over) two years - our shows made here in Mold have won major awards and toured the UK, while we’ve worked in our community and schools using innovation and creativity to support vulnerable groups, enrich lives and teach key skills. Everything we do would, however, be impossible without your support – seeing shows, volunteering, donating and spreading the word about Theatr Clwyd. So thank you! We hope to see you soon.

Tamara Harvey, Artistic Director | Liam Evans-Ford, Executive Director

Membership Our new membership is perfect to help you get more from your visit and to support the work we do! What you’ll get: • Priority booking • 2 FREE cinema tickets • 10% discount across our Shop, Café and Bar • Discounted programme for Theatr Clwyd productions • Advance notiﬁcation of upcoming shows • Ofﬁcial Membership Card • Members insight events and season launches • Regular e-Newsletter Individual members: £24 a year To join visit our website or sign up at the box office! Terms and conditions apply Priority booking excludes cinema, community and some special one-night events Free cinema tickets cannot be used on live for special screenings

Photo by Mark Brenner | Hilary Maclean as Lady Bracknell in The Importance Of Being Earnest (2017)

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Choose 3 or more of the following: Lord Of The Flies, A Streetcar Named Desire, Tremor, Sticks and Stones, Island Town, Nyrsys, Rambert2, Duet For One, Thick as Thieves. Beneﬁts • •

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The Purrrrrfect Panto for Cool Cats & Rockin’ Rats! Our cult panto returns with disco frocks, sparkling sets, slapstick galore and the panto puppets. Take a trip with Dick down streets paved with Welsh gold as our actor-musicians play your favourite rock and soul songs live!

Fri 23 Nov – Sat 19 Jan From £15 | Schools from £10 Book early to get the best seats at the best prices. Anthony Hopkins Theatre | Access shows available

Don’t miss this Christmas cracker that’s guaranteed to be filled with funky cat-titude. You’ll be feline good! 4

Directed by Zoë Waterman A Theatr Clwyd production

With Phylip Harries as the Dame!

Words by Chris Bush | Music by Matt Winkworth

World Première

Fri 20 Apr – Sat 12 May

A shocking crime divides the nation. Fingers are pointed, sides are drawn, facts are hard to come by. Why did this happen? How do we move on? What must we remember?

From £10

It’s easy to have an opinion online, safe behind the anonymity of a keyboard, just like, share and subscribe. But as the digital mob polish their pitchforks, the world starts to question just how free should free speech be? A smart, witty new musical by Chris Bush and Matt Winkworth about truth, celebrity and public outrage.

Book early to get the best seats at the best prices. 7:45pm | 2:45pm | Emlyn Williams Theatre Age guidance: 14+ TB

Thu 3 May Tue 8 May Sat 5 May 2.45pm | Thur 10 May 7.45pm Sat 5 May 2.45pm Sat 5 May 2.45pm & Thur 10 May 7.45pm

See this if you enjoy: Black Mirror, Jerry Springer The Opera and satire. Directed by James Grieve | A Theatr Clwyd production 5

“Every man is a king” Stanley is no exception. Until one summer, when his sister-in-law Blanche comes to stay. Anxious, seductive and fiercely clever, Blanche is just about keeping it together. But her arrival threatens his entire way of life. As the temperature soars and passions intensify, a burning desire threatens to tear their world apart. This bold new revival of Tennessee Williams’ timeless masterpiece is a raging portrayal of what it means to be an outsider, in a society where we’re all desperate to belong. Directed by Chelsea Walker (winner of the 2017 RTST Sir Peter Hall Director Award) | Designed by Georgia Lowe A Theatr Clwyd, Nuffield Southampton Theatres & English Touring Theatre co-production supported by a grant from the Royal Theatrical Support Trust

Tue 15 May – Sat 2 Jun From £10 | Schools £10 - £12 Subscription Show (see pg 3) Book early to get the best seats at the best prices. 7:30pm | 2:30pm | Anthony Hopkins Theatre Recommended age 14+ Thur 24 May Sat 26 May 2.30pm | Thur 31 May 7.30pm Sat 26 May 2.30pm Sat 26 May 2.30pm | Thur 31 May 7.30pm

“Blanche DuBois is one of those iconic roles that explodes on stage with passion, insecurity and electricity, I can’t wait to see it” Gwennan Mair – Creative Engagement team

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About the Roundabout Theatre Roundabout Theatre

Roundabout is theatre company Paines Plough’s self-contained in-the-round theatre with state-of-the-art LED lighting and surround sound that for two months will live outside our doors.

This year we’re cocommissioning 3 brand new shows, Sticks and Stones, Island Town and How To Spot An Alien, which, after premiering in Mold, will tour the UK.

Assembled from flat pack the theatre pops up around the UK.

Find out more about Roundabout and Paines Plough at www.painesplough.com

Sticks and Stones

Island Town

by Vinay Patel

by Simon Longman

Sometimes we can’t find the right words. Sometimes the right words become wrong. Sometimes that ruins everything. Where technology multiplies every mistake, can we find a way to understand each other?

Kate, Sam and Pete are stuck. The town doesn’t have much going on. But they’ve got cheap cider and their whole lives ahead of them. And they’re going to break away anyway. Someone’s about to get a car. And all roads go somewhere else. Right?

Written by BAFTA-nominated Vinay Patel, Sticks and Stones is a side-splitting satire about the search for a sure footing in an uncertain world.

A new play about friendship, hope and trying to make an escape.

A Theatr Clwyd and Paines Plough production

Tue 19 – Fri 29 June

Wed 20 – Sat 30 June

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7.15pm | Roundabout Theatre

7.15pm | 2.15pm | Roundabout Theatre

How To Spot An Alien

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by Georgia Christou What do you do if you think your aunt is an alien? 12 year old Jelly and her cousin JonJo have their suspicions.

Perfect for school trips! Free curriculum-linked workshops are available for primary schools (see pg 27)

She won’t let them leave the house. Or ask questions. And she definitely won’t let them in the attic.

A Theatr Clwyd and Paines Plough production

Sat 2 – Mon 25 June

Join Jelly and JonJo on their quest to discover the truth in a rip-roaring adventure through space, full of friendship, fun and flying saucers.

£8 | £7 Groups* Schools tickets just £6!

For space cadets age 5 and upwards

Various Times | Roundabout Theatre

*Groups are 6 or more

Do we ever move on from a tragedy? Sophie and Tom’s relationship fell apart in the aftermath of a catastrophe. Years later, face to face again, the aftershocks are still felt. A new play by Brad Birch (Black Mountain). Directed by David Mercatali | A Sherman Theatre production Contains strong language

Tremor by Brad Birch

Tue 3 – Sat 7 July From £10 |

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Book early for the best prices 7:15pm & 2:15pm | Roundabout Theatre

Photography: David Stewart

Home, I’m Darling by Laura Wade World Première

Katherine Parkinson

Richard Harrington

Mon 25 Jun – Sat 14 Jul

How happily married are the happily married? Every marriage needs a little fantasy to keep it sparkling. But behind the gingham curtains, being a domestic goddess isn’t as easy as it looks...

Katherine Parkinson (The IT Crowd, Humans) and Richard Harrington (Hinterland) star in this dark comedy about sex, cake and the quest to be the perfect 1950s housewife.

From £10 | Tickets selling fast Book early to get the best seats at the best prices. 7:45pm | 2:45pm | Emlyn Williams Theatre Thu 5 Jul Tue 10 Jul Sat 7 Jul 2.45pm | Thu 12 July 7.45pm Sat 7 Jul 2.45pm

Directed by Tamara Harvey 10 A Theatr Clwyd and National Theatre co-production

Sat 7 Jul 2.45pm | Thu 12 July 7.45pm

Family Arts Weekend Fri 27 – Sun 29 July

Packed with shows, workshops and activities for children aged 0 – 12 and their families - visit for the full weekend or just a single day - join us for an imaginative fun-filled weekend! Highlights include:

Tiddler and Other Terriﬁc Tales HHHHH Broadway Baby Terrific tales woven with the colourful characters of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s much-loved books. Funky moves and giggles are guaranteed! Age

A Freckle Productions show

Fri 27 – Sun 29 Jul | Various Times | £5

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The Doodle Dance Show

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A Square World

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Arabian Nights

HHHH The Scotsman HHHH The Stage

Grab a pen for this playful, interactive show that will get you doodling and imagining together.

Join three friends as they discover how, with a little fun, they can keep playing together.

Produced by Anatomical

Sun 29 Jul

Visit a wonderful world of mysterious tales told with music and puppetry.

Sun 29 Jul

10:30am, 12:30pm & 2:30pm | £2

Fri 27 & Sat 28 Jul

1pm & 3:30pm | £2

A Daryl Beeton production

Various Times | £2

Family Shows

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8+ Age

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Is This A Dagger? The Story of Macbeth

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The Chit Chat Chalk Show Kiko is struggling to understand how she feels about the strange new world she lives in. Can you help her on her quest to discover the emotions & colours that make her unique? A charming story that dances, draws & giggles don’t forget, this interactive show could get a little bit chalky, so please wear suitable clothing!

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Sat 19 May £8 | £7 Group* | £6 School *Groups are 6 or more people 1:30pm & 4:30pm | Clwyd Room

A Hawk Dance Theatre & The Knotted Project production

Wed 31 Oct £10 | £8 Under 16s | £8 Groups* | £6 Schools *Groups are 6 or more people 11am & 2:30pm | Clwyd Room

Family Film Club Every Saturday morning at 11am see a recent or classic family film for just £3 - the perfect introduction to cinema – book early to avoid missing out! 12

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3-6 How To Hide A Lion

Yana And The Yeti ★★★★ The Stage

When a lion is chased out of town, Iris helps him to find somewhere to hide. She embarks on a mission to squash her new friend into a variety of sneaky tight spots, as the misinformed town folk try and track him down. Helen Stephens’ magical book comes to life with playful humour, dazzling puppets and jazz.

Yana arrives in a remote sno w-bound village surrounded by forest and strange noises. She can’t understand a word anyone says and the other children tease her. Then thin gs get really hairy… With a cast of extraordinary puppets, this is a dark, funny and poignant tale proving that friends can come in the most une xpected shapes and sizes.

Adapted & Directed by Peter Glanville Music and songs by Barb Jungr Pigtails Productions present Polka Theatre and Oxford Playhouse’s production.

Directed by Emma Lloyd Written by Hattie Naylor & Pickled

Thu 1 – Fri 2 Nov £10 | £8 Under 16s | £8 Groups* | £6 Schools

*Groups are 6 or more people 10.30am, 1:30pm & 4:30pm | Emlyn Williams Theatre

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Sat 3 – Sun 4 Nov £10 | £8 Under 16s | £8 Gro ups* | £6 Schools *Groups

are 6 or more people Various Times | Emlyn Will iams Theatre

Parent & Baby Free weekly parent and baby activities on Wednesdays. Sing songs, play games and meet other parents. These bilingual sessions are suitable for Welsh learners, speakers, and nonWelsh speakers. For dates and times visit our website! Led by Cymraeg i Blant | No booking required 13

Thick As Thieves

by Katherine Chandler

World Première Two women from very different worlds: Karen has built a picture-perfect life while Gail struggles to keep hers together. When Gail re-enters Karen’s life from out of the blue she brings with her everything Karen has been running from... This tense, revealing play explores what it means to care for one another and asks who, in a time of increasing disconnect, we expect to look after us. A new play from Wales Drama Award-winning playwright Katherine Chandler, co-produced by Theatr Clwyd and acclaimed women’s theatre company Clean Break. For accessible performances visit our website

Thu 11 – Sat 27 Oct From £10 |

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7.45pm | 2.45pm | Emlyn Williams Theatre

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Lord Of The Flies

By William Golding Adapted by Nigel Williams On a remote island, a new society is being created. A group of evacuated school children have crash landed. There are no adults to tell them what to do. They’ve ripped up the rule book and are starting all over again. But it’s not long before their utopia descends into a nightmarish hell. Step into a terrifying dystopian future where rules don't matter, law means nothing and school kids rule the world. This is a bold and contemporary staging of William Golding’s classic. Directed by Caroline Steinbeis | Designed by Janet Bird A Theatr Clwyd and Sherman Theatre production

Thu 20 Sep – Sat 13 Oct From £10 |

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HHHHH Independent on Sunday | HHHH The Guardian HHHH WhatsOnStage | HHHH Evening Standard "This marvellously irreverent production of Shakespeare's great comedy is pure bliss" HHHH The Telegraph See this if you enjoy: The Play That Goes Wrong, Twelfth Night, Much Ado About Nothing Created by Filter | Directed by Sean Holmes A Lyric Hammersmith & Filter Theatre production

A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Tue 24 – Sat 28 Apr From £10 7.30pm | 1pm | 2.30pm | Anthony Hopkins Theatre

by William Shakespeare A classic, chilling ghost story. A young governess looks after two children in a seemingly idyllic country house but all is not as it seems... This fresh, adaptation of Henry James’ much-loved story stars Carli Norris (Belinda Slater in Eastenders). The original inspiration for Susan Hill’s The Woman in Black and numerous films, don’t miss this thoughtprovoking, stylish, edge-of-your-seat show! Produced by Dermot McLaughlin Productions with The Mercury Theatre Colchester and Wolverhampton Grand Theatre.

Tue 1 – Sat 5 May

Turn Of The Screw

From £10 7.30pm | 2.30pm | Anthony Hopkins Theatre

Illustration by Caroline Tomlinson

by Tim Luscombe HHHH The Observer | HHHH The Times HHHHHThe Stage Adapted from Graham Greene's novel, this fast-paced, gripping drama follows Pinkie and Rose as they get embroiled in a vicious gang war. One murder leads to the next but the courageous Ida Arnold wants the truth. Whatever the cost. “a thrilling adaptation” British Theatre Guide Adapted by Bryony Lavery | Directed by Esther Richardson A Pilot Theatre & York Theatre Royal co-production, by special arrangement with STUDIOCANAL Co-commissioned by The Lowry for Week 53.

Brighton Rock by Graham Greene

Tue 8 – Sat 12 May From £10 7.30pm | 2.30pm | Anthony Hopkins Theatre

Louder Is Not Always Clearer “Jonny Cotsen’s moving study of language, communication and isolation” ★★★★ The Stage Jonny is a teacher, a father and an artist. Jonny is deaf. This is his story, portraying the vulnerability of a deaf man, created and performed by a deaf man. A Mr and Mrs Clark Production

Tue 1 – Wed 2 May From £10 8pm | Clwyd Room

Belonging/ Perthyn by Karin Diamond "Profoundly involving" British Theatre Guide ★★★★★ “An important piece of theatre” Wales Online ★★★★★

The Playboy Of The Western World by JM Synge

Follow the lives of two families as they discover that love and laughter don’t have to stop because of dementia. Belonging stormed the Wales Theatre Awards (2017) winning Best Actor and Best Director as well as receiving a nomination in the prestigious Best Playwright category.

In this riotous comedy, Christy Mahon walks into a small village pub claiming to have killed his father in self-defence. Captivating the locals at first with his tale of bravery, suspicions become aroused as the tale gets more and more elaborate.

A Re-Live Production | Directed by Peter Doran Belonging is entirely accessible for English and Welsh speaking audiences.

The Royal Welsh College’s Richard Burton Company production | Directed by Bruce Guthrie Supported by the RWCMD Friends Connect Fund

Wed 16 – Sat 19 May From £10 | £6 schools Various Times | Emlyn Williams Theatre Visit the website for post-show discussion.

Tue 12 – Sat 16 Jun £13 | £11 conc | £6 under 26 7:45pm | 2:45pm | Emlyn Williams Theatre 17

My Mother Said I Never Should

Duet For One By Tom Kempinski

By Charlotte Keatley

"No one interested in the theatre can afford not to see this" ★★★★ Financial Times

Starring Belinda Lang & Oliver Cotton A brilliant violinist is struck by an unforeseen tragedy and consults a psychiatrist as she faces a future without music. A gripping, poignantly funny and ultimately life-enhancing tribute to the human spirit.

In 1940, Doris encourages her daughter Margaret to mind her manners. In 1969, Margaret’s daughter Jackie experiments with her new found freedom. But when Jackie falls pregnant a decision is made that will change their lives. A bittersweet story of love, jealousy and freedom.

Mon 3 – Sat 8 Sep From £10 |

“In its revelation of mother-daughter emotions over the years, the play is without rivals.” The Times

A London Classic Theatre production

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7:30pm | 2:30pm | Anthony Hopkins Theatre

Tue 16 – Sat 20 Oct From £10 |

Subscription Show

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7:30pm | 2:30pm | Anthony Hopkins Theatre

Iolo Williams

The Goon Show

A Career in Conservation The nature observer and presenter talks about working alongside red kites to mountain gorillas, as well as encountering egg-collectors, pigeon fanciers and the SAS along the way. 18

An All-Electric Production

Mon 8 Oct

In 1951 The Goon Show burst onto the airwaves with Spike Milligan, Peter Sellers, Harry Secombe and co. launching their brand of surreal, chaotic humour. A new show celebrating this timeless comedy classic.

A new verbatim play with original songs created from interviews with NHS nurses that celebrates the work of these real-life heroes. A heartfelt exploration of the challenges facing nurses today in a Welsh hospital. A Welsh-language show: translation available via Sibrwd app. Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru in association with Pontio.

£20 | £18 Conc

Apollo Theatre Company in association with Spike Milligan Productions Ltd

7:30pm | Anthony Hopkins Theatre

Mon 5 – Wed 7 Nov

Tue 20 – Wed 21 Nov

From £10

From £10 Subscription Show

7.30pm | Anthony Hopkins Theatre 18

Written by Bethan Marlow Songs by Bethan Marlow & Rhys Taylor

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7.45pm | Emlyn Williams Theatre

“A joyous version of the Hitchcock classic” ★★★★ Sunday Times “Theatrical tomfoolery to die for” ★★★★ The Guardian The Olivier award-winning, fast-moving, spoof comedy that ran for 9 years in London’s West End is revived in this brand new in-the-round production.

Tue 11 – Sat 22 Sep From £10 Subscription Show

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Book early for the best prices 7:45pm | 1pm | 2:45pm Emlyn Williams Theatre

A Stephen Joseph Theatre production

Including legendary scenes such as the chase on the Flying The 39 Steps is presented by special arrangement Scotsman, the escape on the Forth Bridge, the first ever theatrical with SAMUEL FRENCH LTD 19 bi-plane crash and a death-defying (well nearly) finale.

Dance Rambert2

National Dance Company Wales

The world’s best young dancers showcase the most intense, exhilarating and fierce contemporary dance. Featuring the work of some of the most exciting international choreographers: the earthy physicality of Sharon Eyal, the breathless energy of Rafael Bonachela and the seductive swagger of Benoit-Swan Pouffer. Rambert is world famous as Britain’s original dance company. Rambert2 takes the company’s reputation for bold moves with technical virtuosity, and kicks it up a notch. A Rambert production | Rambert2 is supported by The Linbury Trust. The inaugural season is commissioned by Sadler’s Wells, with additional support from artsdepot.

Terra Firma Three new pieces of quirky, original and theatrical contemporary dance by Wales’ leading dance company. Caroline Finn’s Folk is a vintage fairy-tale twisted upside down, Marcos Morau’s Tundra is an explosion of Russian folk dance and revolution, while Mario Bermudez Gil draws on his Spanish roots.

Mon 16 – Tue 17 Apr From £10

Thu 25 – Sat 27 Oct From £10 |

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7.30pm | 1pm | Anthony Hopkins Theatre (see pg 3)

7.30pm | Anthony Hopkins Theatre

National Dance Company Wales

Roots Short, sharp dances by Wales’ national dance company who lead you through an evening of discovery with a selection of exciting contemporary works performed by some of the world’s best dancers. Full of wit, character and stunning movement, the night will also include discussion and anecdotes from our artists.

Fri 23 – Sat 24 Nov From £10 7.45pm | Emlyn Williams Theatre 20

Cinema A great night out at the cinema from just £6* Our comfortable 115 seat cinema shows the best in mainstream, alternative and arthouse films. Find out what’s on at theatrclwyd.com or pick up one of our monthly film guides (posted to you if you’ve visited recently and don’t have e-mail access). Tickets for most films are from £6. * Some live, special and satellite screenings may be more.

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Live Screenings With live broadcas ts from the National Theatre , RSC, Met Opera, Bolshoi Ballet and more. Details of upcoming screenin gs are available on our website. 21

Music Classical

Benjamin Baker, violin Daniel Lebhardt, piano “a sleek-sounding young soloist; hugely impressive” Daily Telegraph Programme includes: STRAUSS - Sonata for Violin and Piano Op.18 BEETHOVEN - Violin Sonata No.9 Op.47 ‘Kreutzer’

Sun 6 May £17 | £15 concs 7:30pm Anthony Hopkins Theatre

Jazz

Skampa Quartet Llŷr Williams Schubert: Piano Sonatas “breathtaking...the beauty of their playing stems from a deep musical intelligence.” The Independent

“One of the truly great musicians of our time” The Times

Originally from from the Czech Republic, the Skampa has toured worldwide for over 20 years and is one of the the leading European quartets.

SCHUBERT - Four Impromptus D935 SCHUBERT - Sonata No. 9 D575 Stephen Johnson talk

SCHUBERT - Sonata No. 18 D894 SCHUBERT - Sonata No. 19 D958

Sun 17 Jun

Programme includes: SCHUBERT - String Quartet No.14 ‘Death and the Maiden’

£12 | £10 concs

£17 | £15 concs

3.30pm Anthony Hopkins Theatre

7.30pm Anthony Hopkins Theatre

Sun 3 Jun £17 | £15 concs 7:30pm Anthony Hopkins Theatre

Martin Taylor (Solo Guitar) The world’s foremost solo jazz guitarist known for his signature style and virtuosity has played with many of the all-time greats and amassed 14 British Jazz Awards. He shares the bill with the acclaimed Brownfield Byrne Quintet. “One of the greatest and most impressive guitar players in the world.” Chet Atkins A North Wales Jazz presentation

Tue 19 Jun £15 | £13 concs | £5 under 18s 22

8pm Clwyd Room

“exquisite finesse underlined this pianist’s remarkable artistry” The Guardian

Opera

WNO: Summer Opera Classics

Passion A new dance-opera by Pascal Dusapin exploring the pain and passion of two lovers forced apart.

The men of the chorus and orchestra of the WNO perform extracts from Verdi’s La Traviata, Mozart’s The Magic Flute, Wagner’s The Flying Dutchman and much more.

This performance is surtitled A co-production by MTW and NDCWales Created in collaboration with the London Sinfonietta and EXAUDI

Tue 26 Jun

Sat 10 Nov

From £10 | 7:30pm | Anthony Hopkins Theatre

From £10 | 7:30pm |Anthony Hopkins Theatre

Folk & Roots Club

Alys Williams & Ashley Fayth & Special Guest The Compass Rose Combining folk, country and jazz influences to stunning effect with her 5-piece band, Alys Williams is one of Wales’ leading singers. She has headlined the National Eisteddfod as well as appeared on BBC 1’s The Voice.

Fri 4 May

With a voice reminicent of Carole King and Joni Mitchell, the Canadian songwriter returns after a sold out performance here in 2017. Her album Wonder Wonder won international awards with songs featured on BBC Radio 2.

Port Sunlight Sea Dogs Steeped in Merseyside's proud musical traditions with influences including Maritime, Folk, Irish, Merseybeat, Skiffle and Roots stirred up in a big panful of Scouse humour. Get on your feet, move your hips and join the Sea Dogs on their return.

Fri 5 Oct

£7 | £8 on door

Fri 7 Sep

£7 | £8 on door

Doors 7pm | Start 7.30pm Clwyd Room

£7 | £8 on door

Doors 7pm | Start 7.30pm Clwyd Room

edy omPreviews CComedy We’ve 8 top comedians trying our their new-hour long shows before heading to Edinburgh Festival. See them now before they’re famous!

Book 1 show for just £6 or Book 2 shows for £10 (£5 each) or Book 4 shows for £18 (£4.50 each) or Book 6 shows for £24 (£4 each) or Book 8 shows for £28 (£3.50 each)

Mon 9 July

Tue 10 July

Wed 11 July

Thu 12 July

7pm Rob Kemp Edinburgh Comedy Award Nominee 2017

7pm Danny McLoughlin As seen on Dave’s

7pm Harriet Dyer As seen on ITV1, BBC3 and heard on BBC Radio 4 Extra

7pm Tom Little Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year Winner

8:30pm Adam Rowe Liverpool Comedian of the Year Winner

8:30pm Chris Washington Edinburgh Comedy Award Nominee

8:30pm Kiri PritchardMcLean As heard on BBC Radio 4’s The Now Show and Newsquiz

8:30pm Brennan Reece English Comedian of the Year Winner

“One Night Stand”

Vikki Stone “The love child of Victoria Wood and Tim Minchin” The Scotsman Award-winning musical-comedian Vikki Stone hosts the BBC Radio 3 Proms Podcast and has appeared on The Now Show (Radio 4), The John Bishop Show (BBC1) and This Morning (ITV1). Fri 12 Oct £12 | 8pm | Clwyd Room 24

All previews are in Studio 2 Offer applies to Comedy Previews only

Hal Cruttenden: Chubster HHHH The Times | HHHH Daily Mirror Hal's literally filled our screens recently on Have I Got News For You, The Apprentice: You're Fired, Bake Off: Extra Slice, and Live at the Apollo. His daughters chose the title of his new show. He's now on a diet. Sat 26 Jan £18 7.30pm Anthony Hopkins Theatre

Gallery

Comedy Club Early Booking Recommended

North Wales Open 23 Jun - 24 Aug Contemporary work in a range of media from North Wales’ best artists. With £1,750 in prize money – find out more on our website.

Eli Acheson-Elmassry Thu 3 May | 8pm | £10 Manchester’s “effortlessly likeable” (The List) Mike Newall and guests. Thu 7 Jun | 8pm | £10 ITV Weekend regular Stephen Bailey, the charming Lukas Kirkby and guests.

1 Sep - 13 Oct Sculpture, digital and painted media, including latex to create coloured ‘Supple-Body’ sculptures.

Will Teather 20 Oct - 27 Nov Paintings and drawings bound together by an interest in escapism, allegory, the uncanny and a sense of spectacle.

Community Gallery

Thu 5 Jul | 8pm | £10 Featuring Silky, Carey Marx and special guests.

21 May - 16 Jun

8 - 20 Oct

Harold Hewitt:

Theresa Fox-Byrne, Pat Butter, Cheryl Edwards, Anwen Hughes

Thu 2 Aug | 8pm | £10 Featuring Karen Bayley, Keith Carter and special guests.

28 Aug - 15 Sep

‘Life is a Collage’ Collaged compositions you can almost step into

Jocelyn Roberts: ‘Sea Changes’ A year of daily paintings of the North Wales Coast 17 Sep - 6 Oct

All comedy events may contain strong language and adult themes Lineups may be subject to change

The beauty and diversity of the seas 22 Oct - 10 Nov

Michael Swire Portraits of Zimbabwe and beyond

Iwan Gwyn Parry

12 Nov - 1 Dec

New paintings by the Anglesey-born painter

Disability Arts Cymru Annual open exhibition 25

Get Creative Summer School

Our Companies

Our week-long summer schools are a brilliant way of trying out new artforms from drama and dance to music and art! We have separate groups for juniors (ages 6 11), seniors (ages 11 - 16) and with Rambert Dance (ages 14 - 18).

Want to create, explore and experiment with all different art disciplines? Interested in a new and innovative weekly workshop experience? From drama workshops to masterclasses, our exciting weekly workshops run for different age ranges.

30 Jul – 3 Aug (Seniors) 30 Jul – 3 Aug (Rambert) 6 – 10 Aug (Juniors) 13 – 17 Aug (Juniors)

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Young Company (age 4 – 16)

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Company25 (age 17 – 25)

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Company55 (Over 55s)

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Fuse Company (age 7 – 25) Our drama groups for young people with additional learning needs. Book at our box office

Young Photographers (age 14 – 25) Book on to our practical photography sessions: 1-3 Aug. Book at our box office

Be a Theatre Critic (ages 15 – 100) Learn how to review and critique great art.

National Youth Theatre of Wales Interested in theatre? Why not audition for this year’s youth theatre residency at Theatr Clwyd for ages 16 – 21 from 19 – 25 Aug? Contact Nerys for details Working in partnership with Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru

TYFU/GROW: Artist Development Our artist development programme offers an array of opportunities for actors, writers, directors, companies, facilitators and other emerging professionals looking to develop their skills and creative ideas.

Your Gallery Want to show your work? Does your school create amazing art work? Exhibit your work in our gallery. Contact Nerys for details

Bocsŵn: Learn Ukulele (ages 6 – 11) Learn how to play the Ukulele at our Thursday after-school workshop Working in partnership with Menter Iaith Book at our box office

North Wales Open for Young Artists (under 17) The North Wales Open for Young Artists is a annual exhibition for young artists from in North Wales. Entry date: 16 June. Framing workshop: 9 June.

Schools & Colleges Schools tickets We offer discounted rates, free teacher tickets, education packs, meet-the-cast opportunities, Q&As and workshops for many of our productions. To find our more visit our website or contact Emma.

Outreach & Workshops We deliver bespoke workshops to enhance learning and support schools including STEM subjects, production themed activities and health & wellbeing. To find our more visit our website or contact Emma.

Placements (ages 16+) Learn about how theatre is made and how you can seek a career in the arts. Limited availability | Contact Nerys for details

Want regular updates? If you’d like to receive regular updates about how we can support your schools or colleges via our monthly e-update and regular schools mailings contact Emma.

More information on our website

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Community Shows

Oh What a Night! Bringing together a selection of the finest and best loved songs from the most successful West End musicals of all time. From Jesus Christ Superstar to Wicked, Jersey Boys to Les Misérables, join Dee & Alyn for a glitzy night of show tunes. Dee & Alyn Gilbert & Sullivan Society

Fri 27 – Sat 28 Apr £12 | 8pm | Clwyd Room

The iconic hit musical with more glitter than most shows can dream of! The hilarious adventure of three friends bound for Alice Springs to put on the show of a lifetime, Priscilla is a heartwarming story of self-discovery, brashness and acceptance. With hundreds of costumes, headdresses and a non-stop parade of dancefloor classics including It’s Raining Men, I Will Survive, I Love the Nightlife, Hot Stuff, plus Go West, Macarthur Park and many more. A Tip Top production | Contains strong language

Wed 6 – Sat 9 Jun From £12 | 7.30pm | 2.30pm Anthony Hopkins Theatre

Celebration of Youth Music Flintshire Music Service presents three evenings of outstanding musical performances.

Thu 19 – Sat 21 Apr £8 | £6 concs | 7pm | Anthony Hopkins Theatre

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

Mon 18 – Fri 22 Jun £7 | £6 concs | 6pm ` Anthony Hopkins Theatre

Flintshire Schools in Performance ’18 Flintshire Schools & Community Groups burst onto stage with drama, dance and music.

Mon 21 – Wed 23 May £5 | 6pm & 7:30pm | Emlyn Williams Theatre

Encore Popstarz Performing Arts Academy bring you an evening filled with song, dance and laughter as they perform their summer show Encore. Performed by a wonderfully talented cast of children, be prepared to be dazzled as they take your breath away with hits from stage and screen.

Sat 23 Jun £8 | £6 concs | 7pm | Anthony Hopkins Theatre

Dazzle A summer musical

The Greatest Showgirls A family show by the pupils of Footsteps Dance.

This captivating musical set at the worldfamous Dazzle Bay Fun Palace, is an exciting story with captivating characters, catchy songs and choreography. A feel-good summer Musical by Trap Door Performing Arts Students.

Fri 15 – Sat 16 Jun

A Trap Door Performing Arts production.

£8 | £7 concs | 7pm | Anthony Hopkins Theatre

Fri 29 – Sat 30 Jun £10 | £8 concs | 7pm | Anthony Hopkins Theatre 29

Community Shows Now That's What We Call Buzz-AH! Join Buzz-AH! for an evening packed with fantastic numbers sure to leave you feeling good! Enjoy songs from the West End and Broadway, as well as some of Buzz-AH!'s favourite tunes. Come and see our inspirational group Celebrating Difference. Buzz-AH! is an innovative award-winning charity that promotes inclusion through the performing arts.

Spotlight On Dance The WhittonMorris School of Dance returns with another lively, entertaining production, presented by the talented students of this successful, selective and well established school. Not to be missed.

Thu 12 – Sat 14 Jul £10 | £9 concs | 7pm | Anthony Hopkins Theatre

A Buzz-AH! production

Tue 3 – Wed 4 July £10 | £8 concs | 7:30pm | Anthony Hopkins Theatre

Dancerama 2018 Now in its 65th year, the 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 singers and dancers of all ages, from the very young to the young-at-heart.

Fri 6 – Sat 7 July £9.50 | £8.50 concs | 7pm | 2pm Anthony Hopkins Theatre 30

Double Bill:

Peter Grimes and Macbeth Chester Little Theatre’s Youth Theatre perform George Crabbe’s pertinent 18th century poem exposing the scandal of the workhouse children sold for profit, and The Heirs of Banquo perform their own modern adaptation of Macbeth.

Sat 14 July £7 | £5 concs | 7:45pm | Clwyd Room

About Us Two Jazz Hands The talented youngsters of Clint & Nikki Theatre Arts sing and dance their way on to the stage with endless energy and passion in this explosive and energetic variety show.

Mon 16, Wed 18, Fri 20 & Sat 21 July £9.50 | £8.50 concs | 7pm | Anthony Hopkins Theatre

Woman In Mind by Alan Ayckbourn Considered one of Ayckbourn's best works, the play follows a woman who takes a knock to the head, but can we believe all she sees? Phoenix Theatre Company, on behalf of Mold Rotary Club

Café

Room Hire

Our café is open all day and sells delicious, locally-sourced food and drink. To book call 01352 701533 or reserve online.

Perfect for anything from interviews and meetings to weddings, fayres and launches. Contact: nathan.stewart @theatrclwyd.com

Shop

Cinema Hire

Our shop sells gifts, Welsh and English greetings cards, books and much more. Open Mon to Sat from 9am. We are holding our popular craft fairs on: • Sun 15 Jul • Sun 21 Oct 10am to 4pm | Free Entry

Our boutique cinema shows the best in arthouse, mainstream and alternative films. When not in use it is available for conferences, screenings and cinemaparties. Contact: nathan.stewart @theatrclwyd.com

Thur 19 – Sat 21 Jul £10 | £8 concs | £7 groups (10+) | 7:45pm Emlyn Williams Theatre 31

Information

Access

Buying tickets

HYNT card Need help to visit us? Cardholders are entitled to a free ticket for a personal assistant or carer: www.hynt.co.uk

Online: theatrclwyd.com Phone: 01352 701521 (Mon–Sat | 10am-6pm) At box office: (Mon–Sat | 10am-6pm) There are a limited number of tickets available at the lowest stated price.

Concessions £10 tickets for Under 26s are available (limited availability).

Exchanges & Latecomers Tickets can be exchanged for another performance of the same production 24 hours before it begins (fee applies). Latecomers are not admitted until a suitable break in the performance. Tickets can be posted for £1.50 up to five working days prior to the date of the performance.

Volunteer ushers If you’d like to volunteer as an usher then please contact laura.gray@theatrclwyd.com

Parking We have extensive car parking managed by Flintshire County Council. Free from 5pm and on Sundays.

Groups & Schools Discounts are available for groups and schools. E-mail box.office@theatrclwyd.com and we can ring you back.

Privacy We take your privacy very seriously. To read our privacy policy visit our website.

Audio Description & Touch Tours Description of the action on stage relayed live via headsets, after a touch tour to help you visualise the set, costume & actors. Captioned Minimally-intrusive subtitles for theatre displayed to the side of the stage. Relaxed Open to everyone but specifically adapted for anyone who would benefit from a more relaxed environment (e.g. families with babies, young children or children with an Autistic Spectrum Condition, those with sensory and communication disorders or learning disabilities) – the lighting and sound is softer, more staff are around to help you, and it’s okay if you need to enter and exit mid-show. Relaxed pre-workshop – come along pre-show to get to know the characters and plot. If you have access requirements our box office can help tailor your booking to your needs.

E&OE – While every care has been put into publishing this brochure, information may, on occasion, change from the time of printing.

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Comedy Club 8pm CR Mountainface 7.30pm CR

The Play That Goes Wrong 7.30pm The Play That Goes Wrong 7.30pm The Play That Goes Wrong 7.30pm The Play That Goes Wrong 2.30pm & 7.30pm The Play That Goes Wrong 7.30pm The Play That Goes Wrong 2.30pm & 7.30pm NDCW: Terra Firma 7.30pm TB NDCW: Terra Firma 1pm & 7.30pm Flints Music Service Concert 7pm Flints Music Service Concert 7pm Flints Music Service Concert 7pm Ruby Wax: Frazzled 7.30pm A Midsummer Night’s Dream 7.30pm A Midsummer Night’s Dream 7.30pm A Midsummer Night’s Dream 1pm & 7.30pm A Midsummer Night’s Dream 7.30pm A Midsummer Night’s Dream 2.30pm & 7.30pm Mayor’s Concert 7.30pm

The Assassination of Katie Hopkins 7.45pm OD The Assassination of Katie Hopkins 7.45pm The Assassination of Katie Hopkins 7.45pm The Assassination of Katie Hopkins 7.45pm The Assassination of Katie Hopkins 7.45pm The Assassination of Katie Hopkins 7.45pm The Assassination of Katie Hopkins 7.45pm The Assassination of Katie Hopkins 2.45pm & 7.45pm

WNO Lunchtime Concert 1pm CR

Oh What a Night! 8pm CR Oh What a Night! 8pm CR

Ebr Sul 1 Llun 2 Maw 3 Mer 4 Iau 5 Gwe 6 Sad 7 Sul 8 Llun 9 Maw 10 Mer 11 Iau 12 Gwe 13 Sad 14 Sul 15 Llun 16 Maw 17 Mer 18 Iau 19 Gwe 20 Sad 21 Sul 22 Llun 23 Maw 24 Mer 25 Iau 26 Gwe 27 Sad 28 Sul 29 Llun 30

Sun 29 Mon 30

Spotlight 7pm Spotlight 7pm Spotlight 7pm Spotlight 7pm

STIWDIO 2 (S2) | YSTAFELL CLWYD ROOM (CR) | ROUNDABOUT (RA)

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Sat 5

Turn of the Screw 2.30pm & 7.30pm

The Assassination of Katie Hopkins 2.45pm CAP DES TT 7.45pm

Sun 6 Mon 7 Tue 8 Wed 9 Thur 10

Ben Baker 7.30pm

Fri 11 Sat 12 Sun 13 Mon 14 Tue 15 Wed 16 Thur 17 Fri 18 Sat 19

Brighton Rock 7.30pm Brighton Rock 2.30pm & 7.30pm

The Assassination of Katie Hopkins 7.45pm RELAXED The Assassination of Katie Hopkins 7.45pm The Assassination of Katie Hopkins 2.45pm & 7.45pm DES TT The Assassination of Katie Hopkins 7.45pm The Assassination of Katie Hopkins 2.45pm & 7.45pm

A Streetcar Named Desire 7.30pm OD A Streetcar Named Desire 7.30pm A Streetcar Named Desire 7.30pm A Streetcar Named Desire 7.30pm A Streetcar Named Desire 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Belonging/Perthyn 2pm T & 7.45pm T Belonging/Perthyn 2pm T & 7.45pm Belonging/Perthyn 2pm T & 7.45pm T Belonging/Perthyn 7.45pm

Sun 20 Mon 21 Tue 22 Wed 23 Thur 24 Fri 25 Sat 26 Sun 27 Mon 28 Tue 29 Wed 30 Thur 31

Brighton Rock 7.30pm Brighton Rock 7.30pm Brighton Rock 2.30pm & 7.30pm

A Streetcar Named Desire 7.30pm A Streetcar Named Desire 2.30pm & 7.30pm A Streetcar Named Desire 7.30pm T A Streetcar Named Desire 7.30pm A Streetcar Named Desire 2.30pm CAP DES TT & 7.30pm

A Streetcar Named Desire 7.30pm A Streetcar Named Desire 7.30pm A Streetcar Named Desire 2.30pm & 7.30pm DES TT

Flintshire Schools in Performance 6pm Flintshire Schools in Performance 6pm Flintshire Schools in Performance 7.30pm

Louder Is Not Always Clearer 8pm CR Louder Is Not Always Clearer 8pm CR Comedy Club 8pm CR Folk & Roots Club: Alys Williams 7.30pm CR

Mai Maw 1 Mer 2 Iau 3 Gwe 4 Sad 5 Sul 6 Llun 7 Maw 8 Mer 9 Iau 10

Is This A Dagger? 1.30pm & 4.30pm CR

Gwe 11 Sad 12 Sul 13 Llun 14 Maw 15 Mer 16 Iau 17 Gwe 18 Sad 19 Sul 20 Llun 21 Maw 22 Mer 23 Iau 24 Gwe 25 Sad 26 Sul 27 Llun 28 Maw 29 Mer 30 Iau 31

ALLWEDD: T - Ôl-drafodaeth | CAP - Capsiwn | AD - Disgrifiad | R - Hamddenol

The Assassination of Katie Hopkins 7.45pm The Assassination of Katie Hopkins 2.45pm & 7.45pm The Assassination of Katie Hopkins 7.45pm T The Assassination of Katie Hopkins 7.45pm

TT: Taith Gyffwrdd | £ - pob tocyn £5

Turn of the Screw 7.30pm Turn of the Screw 7.30pm Turn of the Screw 2.30pm & 7.30pm Turn of the Screw 7.30pm

Dyddiadur

May Tue 1 Wed 2 Thur 3 Fri 4

STIWDIO 2 (S2) | YSTAFELL CLWYD ROOM (CR) | ROUNDABOUT (RA)

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Priscilla Queen of the Desert 7.30pm Priscilla Queen of the Desert 7.30pm Priscilla Queen of the Desert 7.30pm Priscilla Queen of the Desert 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Fri 15 Sat 16

The Greatest Showgirls 7pm The Greatest Showgirls 7pm

Sun 17 Mon 18 Tue 19

Llŷr Williams 2.30pm & 7.30pm DanceFest 6pm DanceFest 6pm

Wed 20 Thur 21 Fri 22 Sat 23

DanceFest 6pm DanceFest 6pm DanceFest 6pm Encore 7pm

Sun 24 Mon 25 Tue 26 Wed 27 Thur 28 Fri 29 Sat 30

WNO: Summer Opera Classics 7.30pm

Dazzle 7pm Dazzle 7pm

The Playboy of the Western World 7.45pm The Playboy of the Western World 7.45pm The Playboy of the Western World 2.45pm & 7.45pm The Playboy of the Western World 7.45pm The Playboy of the Western World 2.45pm & 7.45pm

Meheﬁn Gwe 1 How To Spot An Alien 2.15pm OD RA Sad 2 Sul 3 Llun 4 How To Spot An Alien 7pm RA Maw 5 Mer 6 Comedy Club 8pm CR Iau 7 Gwe 8 How To Spot An Alien 2.15pm REL RA Sad 9 Sul 10 Llun 11 Maw 12 Mer 13 Iau 14

How To Spot An Alien 2.15pm CAP

Sticks & Stones 7.15pm OD RA Martin Taylor 8pm CR Island Town 7.15pm OD RA Sticks & Stones 7.15pm RA Sticks & Stones 7.15pm RA How To Spot An Alien 2.15pm RA Sticks & Stones 7.15pm T RA Home, I’m Darling 7.45pm OD Home, I’m Darling 7.45pm Home, I’m Darling 7.45pm Home, I’m Darling 7.45pm Home, I’m Darling 7.45pm Home, I’m Darling 2.45pm & 7.45pm

Island Town 7.15pm RA Island Town 7.15pm RA Island Town 2.15pm RA Sticks & Stones 7.15pm RA Island Town 7.15pm CAP DES RA Sticks & Stones 7.15pm CAP DES RA Island Town 7.15pm RA

Gwe 15 Sad 16 Sul 17 Llun 18 Maw 19 Mer 20 Iau 21 Gwe 22 Sad 23 Sul 24 Llun 25 Maw 26 Mer 27 Iau 28 Gwe 29 Sad 30

A Streetcar Named Desire 7.30pm A Streetcar Named Desire 2.30pm & 7.30pm Skampa Quartet 7.30pm

STIWDIO 2 (S2) | YSTAFELL CLWYD ROOM (CR) | ROUNDABOUT (RA)

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Dancerama 2018 7pm Dancerama 2018 2pm & 7pm

Home, I’m Darling 7.45pm Home, I’m Darling 2.45pm CAP DES TT & 7.45pm

Tue 10

Home, I’m Darling 7.45pm RELAXED

Wed 11

Home, I’m Darling 2.45pm & 7.45pm

Thur 12

Spotlight on Dance 7pm

Home, I’m Darling 7.45pm DES TT

Fri 13 Sat 14 Sun 15 Mon 16 Tue 17 Wed 18 Thur 19 Fri 20 Sat 21 Sun 22 Mon 23 Tue 24 Wed 25 Thur 26 Fri 27 Sat 28 Sun 29 Mon 30 Tue 31

Spotlight on Dance 7pm Spotlight on Dance 7pm

Home, I’m Darling 7.45pm Home, I’m Darling 2.45pm & 7.45pm

Two Jazz Hands 7pm Two Jazz Hands 7pm Two Jazz Hands 7pm Two Jazz Hands 7pm Richard & Adam 7.30pm

Family Arts Weekend Family Arts Weekend Family Arts Weekend

Woman In Mind 7.45pm Woman In Mind 7.45pm Woman In Mind 7.45pm

Family Arts Weekend Family Arts Weekend Family Arts Weekend

Tremor 7.15pm RA Tremor 7.15pm RA Tremor 7.15pm RA Comedy Club 8pm CR Tremor 7.15pm RA Tremor 2.15pm & 7.15pm RA

Gwe 6 Sad 7 Sul 8 Llun 9

Comedy: Rob Kemp 7pm S2 Comedy: Adam Rowe 8.30pm S2 Comedy: Danny McLoughlin 7pm S2 Maw 10 Comedy: Chris Washington 8.30pm S2 Comedy: Harriet Dyer 7pm S2 Mer 11 Comedy: Kiri Pritchard-McLean 8.30pm S2 Comedy: Tom Little 7pm S2 Iau 12 Comedy: Brennan Reece 8.30pm S2 Gwe 13 Peter Grimes and Macbeth 7.45pm CR Sad 14 Sul 15 Llun 16 Maw 17 Mer 18 Iau 19 Gwe 20 Sad 21 Sul 22 Llun 23 Maw 24 Mer 25 Iau 26 Family Arts Weekend Gwe 27 Family Arts Weekend Sad 28 Family Arts Weekend Sul 29 Llun 30 Maw 31

ALLWEDD: T - Ôl-drafodaeth | CAP - Capsiwn | AD - Disgrifiad | R - Hamddenol

Home, I’m Darling 7.45pm Home, I’m Darling 7.45pm Home, I’m Darling 2.45pm & 7.45pm T

Gorffennaf Sul 1 Llun 2 Maw 3 Mer 4 Iau 5

TT: Taith Gyffwrdd | £ - pob tocyn £5

Fri 6 Sat 7 Sun 8 Mon 9

Buzz-Ah! 7.30pm Buzz-Ah! 7.30pm

STIWDIO 2 (S2) | YSTAFELL CLWYD ROOM (CR) | ROUNDABOUT (RA)

Dyddiadur

July Sun 1 Mon 2 Tue 3 Wed 4 Thur 5

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