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Refugees From National Socialism In Wales: Learning From The Past For The Future
This exhibition connects the stories of mod- ern-day refugees with the stories of those who fled from National Socialism in the 1930s onwards. These historical and modern narra- tives are represented through artworks, pho- tography and literature, created by refugees to raise awareness of their experiences in Wales. Forced migration is a prevalent modern issue and this exhibition aims to educate on its histo- ry, as we move towards the future. Aberystwyth Arts Centre, until Sun 29 Jan.
Admission: FREE. Info:
aberystwythartscentre.co.uk
The 1975: At Their Very Best
Following their fifth No.1 album, Being Funny In A Foreign Lan- guage, The 1975 are back with a UK and Ireland tour at the start of the year. The ‘Tootime’ Brits British Album winners are coming to Cardiff International Arena on their At Their Very Best tour. (Perhaps they could learn a thing or two about being funny in Welsh?)
Cardiff International Arena, Mon 16 + Tue 17 Jan. Tickets: £57.50. Info:
cardiffinternationalarena.co.uk
Cirque: The Greatest Show
Find yourself immersed in a world where musical theatre and circus are combined, with your favourite songs from beloved shows performed alongside breathtaking circus stunts. The award-winning cast will be there for all of your fire juggling and Hairspray singalong needs. Let’s hope the hairspray and fire don’t mix too much as this show couldn’t get any more explosive…
New Theatre, Cardiff, Thurs 19-Sat 21 Jan. Tickets: £19-£33. Info:
newtheatrecardiff.co.uk
Tubular Bells 50th Anniversary
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of Mike Oldfield’s unlikely block- buster hit album of yore, the Tubular Bells concert is touring the UK, ar- riving in Wales in early February. The album that soundtracked both The Exorcist and the 2012 Olympics Opening Ceremony will be performed live, with an orchestra and visual accompaniments.
St. David’s Hall, Cardiff, Fri 3 Feb. Tickets: £23-£58. Info:
stdavidshallcardiff.co.uk
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