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KNOT
Created by Nikki Rummer and JD Broussé with choreographer Ben Duke of the Lost Dog Dance Com- pany, Knot uses hand-to-hand circus skills to tell a story of honesty and love; a modern theatrical journey through the struggles of commit- ment, presented through exhilarating acrobatics and emotive movement. Pontio, Bangor, Thurs 6 Apr. Tickets: £18. Info:
pontio.co.uk
WALES BROADCAST ARCHIVE CENTRE With the BBC celebrating a century of broadcasting in
Wales across 2023, that goldmine of radio and TV content forms part of what you’ll find in the Wales Broadcast Ar- chive Centre, which has just opened in Aberystwyth’s Na- tional Library Of Wales. By no means all, though, with ITV Wales, HTV and S4C also offering items from their vaults. Expect to find video and audio footage of many pivotal mo- ments from nearly 100 years of Welsh history, and if Aber- ystwyth isn’t exactly on your doorstep the archive will also be accessible remotely, in 12 libraries across Wales.
PAUL YOUNG With stories from a remarkable four-decade career, UK soul-pop sur-
vivor Paul Young steps out for a tour to promote the release of his autobiography and new album, both named Behind The Lens. Forty years since his breakout album No Parlez, expect an airing of its hits, but also a close-up fan experience and stories from Paul’s memory bank.
Grand Theatre, Swansea, Thurs 20 Apr; Torch Theatre, Milford Haven, Sun 30 Apr. Tickets: £32/£30. Info:
swanseagrand.co.uk /
torchtheatre.co.uk
SEED TALKS: THE SCIENCE
BEHIND MAGIC MUSHROOMS Uproarious laughter may not be on the agenda tonight – although prove us wrong! – as neuroscientist Chris Tim- merman is your host down at the Glee for this gambol through the field of magic mushrooms: science has long mulled their potential to heal depression, enhance brain connectivity and so forth, and it’s become a hotter topic still in recent years. Timmerman will follow his talk with a Q&A session.
Glee Club, Cardiff Bay, Tue 18 Apr. Tickets: £13.50. Info:
glee.co.uk
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