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• Music • Events • Movies • Theatre • Comedy • Music • Events • Movies • Theatre • Comedy • Marquee Comedy with Paul Sinha • 18 June • The Marquee
Headlining this evening is Paul Sinha, aka the ‘Sinnerman’ from ITV’s The Chase. Since 2011 Paul has been one of the regular “Chasers” on ITV’s award winning quiz show The Chase. Medically qualified Paul Sinha is now a critically acclaimed international stand-up comedian of many years standing who first achieved media recognition in 2006 when his solo show Saint or Sinha was nominated for the
If.comedy (formerly Perrier) award at the Edinburgh Festival. Since then he has been something of a fixture on Radio 4. He appeared in the first two series of the Stewart Lee curated tv show Alternative Comedy Experience and in 2014 Paul was voted “Best Club Comedian” in the annual Chortle Awards. Paul will be supported by a full bill of comedians, most of whom will be from the South Wales area including Steffan Evans and Paul James. Tickets are just £10 each, or £90 for a table of 10.
Castle Green, Llantrisant, Pontyclun, CF72 8EE
www.llantrisant.net
Bringing on Back the 60’s starring the New Amen Corner 20 May • Congress Theatre Co
The hottest ticket in town has just arrived at your theatre. BRINGING ON BACK THE 60’S STARRING THE NEW AMEN CORNER with very special guest’s 60’s icon’s MIKE PENDER ORIGINAL VOICE OF THE SEARCHERS who’s hit include,Needles and Pins, When You Walk In The Room,Sweets For My Sweet,Sugar And Spice. MIKE d’ABO FORMER LEAD SINGER WITH MANFRED
MANN performing such classics as, Ragamuffin Man, Ha Ha Said The Clown, My Name Is Jack, Mighty Quinn. Join us for a fantastic evening with Europe’s leading 60s revivalists, as they perform 2 hours of the million selling hit’s from the most prolific decade in musical history that was the 1960s.
50 Gwent Square, Cwmbran, Torfaen, NP44 1PL Tel. 01633 868239 |
www.congresstheatrecwmbran.co.uk
The Crucible • 23-27 May • New Theatre
An allegory of the chilling McCarthyism of American politics in the 1950s, The Crucible also serves as a warning to future generations. Enter the world of sensationalism, hysteria and the power of celebrity that was the Salem Witch Trials and ask yourself how innocent we can really be as we stand by and watch a witch-hunt unfold. This bold new production of The Crucible starring Charlie Condou (Coronation Street), as the witch
hunter, Reverend Hale and Victoria Yates (Call the Midwife), the falsely accused Elizabeth Proctor, is directed by Douglas Rintoul, Artistic Director of the Queen’s Theatre, Hornchurch, and brings together music and movement through a strong and ever-present cast. This atmospheric staging of a theatre classic is co-produced with Sell A Door Theatre Company, in association with Les Théâtres de la Ville de Luxembourg, and is a chilling reminder of the frailty of reason in the face of hysteria.
Park Place, Cardiff, CF10 3LN Tel. 02920 87 8889 |
www.newtheatrecardiff.co.uk
Bonsai Exhibition • 27-29 May • Dyffryn Gardens
Did you know that by 1912, Reginald Cory had managed to assemble the largest private bonsai collection in the country? Cory displayed his infant trees grown in pots in the Japanese Garden, which is now known as the Theatre Garden. Come along on this bank holiday to admire the Bonsai exhibition hosted by the Cardiff Bonsai Club with magnificent displays of Bonsai trees from around South Wales. Learn more about growing and caring for these horticultural art forms with demonstrations, workshops and advice from the Bonsai club experts.
Dyffryn, St Nicholas, Vale of Glamorgan, CF5 6SU Tel. 02920 593328
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/dyffryn-gardens
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