February Diary -
The Welsh National Opera present Joachim Herz’s Madam Butterfly, which has been with us for over three decades and with good reason. It’s a classic, traditional staging of this much-loved opera. Whilst being completely faithful to the composer’s intentions, it also critiques imperialism to powerful effect. Each scene looks like a sepia photograph through which we glimpse a vanished world.
Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff Bay
www.wmc.org.uk
Explore the Castle's history from a completely different angle: through tales of ghostly encounters from times gone past to the present day. This is a "no-nonsense, no gimmicks" faithfully researched and delivered torch-lit tour of the Castle Apartments, to the very spots where inexplicable things have repeatedly been seen, heard and felt over the generations. The ghost stories are told in the dark, revealing how at night this Castle takes on a wholly different, atmospheric, and downright eerie character! The tours are delivered through a partnership between Cardiff Castle and Cardiff History and Hauntings. Booking is made direct through Cardiff History and Hauntings. For more information on the tour, to check dates, and to book, please go to:
www.cardiffhistory.co.uk
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Time to comb that quiff and dust off your dancing shoes! Inspired by the smash hit multi-million selling albums Dreamboats and Petticoats One, Two, Three, Four and Five, the West End sell out sensation Dreamboats and Petticoats The Musi- cal features some of the greatest hit songs of the Rock 'n' Roll era. The dazzling success of the first five albums in the Dreamboats and Petticoats series sent the message loud and clear. With over 2 million copies sold and several weeks at the Number One spot in the compilation charts, the Great British public were saying that they didn't just want to listen to pure nostalgia: they'd love to see it as well.
New Theatre, Cardiff
www.newtheatrecardiff.co.uk
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Bring your ‘tiddlers’ along and join Mr Bloom and the Veggies on their first ever live tour. Mr Bloom and his Veggies are getting the Nursery ready for a very special occasion – a member of the Royal family is paying them visit! Can you lend a hand and help them get the Allotment ready in time? They certainly hope so! Featuring all of the much loved elements of the TV show, Mr Bloom (Ben Faulks) will be joined by all his gardening friends: Margaret, Joan, Colin, Raymond and Sebastian, the lovable Wee MacGregors, and not forgetting Mr Bloom’s trusty machine ‘The Compostarium’. Using song, play and interaction Mr Bloom’s Nursery is a fun and inspiring show with strong educational values which will entertain parents and tiddlers alike!
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St David’s Hall, Cardiff
www.stdavidshallcardiff.co.uk
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