Arts, Galleries & Exhibitions THE DYLAN THOMAS CENTRE WHAT’S ON AT
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Fluellen Theatre Co presents Jean Genet’s The Maids
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There’s plenty to explore at the Dylan Thomas Centre this August.
There’s plenty to explore at the Dylan Thomas Centre this August, with a fantastic exhibition of portraits by, and of, Dylan. All the material comes from the Dylan Thomas Centre’s extensive collection, and it’s never been displayed together before.
Alongside drawings by Dylan himself, the exhibition includes work by internationally renowned cartoonist, Gerald Scarfe; by artist and writer Mervyn Peake; by the fantastic cartoonist and illustrator Ralph Steadman.
Dylan’s huge international appeal is demonstrated in an illuminating
display showcasing some of the many translations of his work, including the Collected Letters in Japanese, translations of Under Milk Wood in Hungarian, German, Spanish and Swedish, and a selection of poems in Thai.
Don’t forget to have a look at the brilliant range of books by and about Dylan in our bookshop, alongside some of the fi nest contemporary Welsh literature. You’ll fi nd your perfect summer read!
Make a note of Saturday 13 August, when Fluellen Theatre Co presents Jean Genet’s The Maids at 1pm.
When the mistress is away, the maids will play! This play is a classic thriller from one of France’s most important playwrights. It’s a script-in-hand performance, preceded by a talk about the playwright.
And don’t forget that this year’s Dylan Thomas Festival runs from 27 October to 9 November. Special guests include Sarah Waters and Simon Armitage, and there will be a fantastic exhibition of photographs of Picasso and the Surrealists by renowned photographer, Lee Miller. Keep an eye on our website,
www.dylanthomas.com, for updates.
Saturday, 13 August, 1pm
SOMERSET PLACE, SWANSEA
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