roundup Young Welsh Artists


Returning to MOMA Machynl- leth is the annual exhibition of Young Welsh Artists that was established in 2020. This exhibi- tion showcases the work of eight such creatives in their early ca- reers across a range of media, including ceramics, photogra- phy and painting. As in previous years, it’ll be curated by Mari Elin Jones and Lloyd Roderick.


MOMA Machynlleth, until Sat 28 Jan. Admission: FREE. Info: moma.cymru


Black Mountains Comedy Festival


If you’re looking for something to bright- en up those dark, wintery evenings in the new year then look no further than Crick- howell. The Black Mountains Comedy Festival offers a robust lineup of acts, in- cluding Kiri Pritchard Mclean and Gary Delaney, to replace your winter blues with some lightness and laughter.


Clarence Hall, Crickhowell, Fri 3 + Sat 4 Feb. Tickets: £25-£40. Info: blackmountainsfestivals.com


Romeo + Juliet – A Christmas Party Extravaganza


Susie Dent Presents The Secret Life Of Words


Lexicographer and author Susie Dent is possibly best known for her 25-year reign as the queen of Countdown’s “Diction- ary Corner”. In The Secret Life Of Words, Dent takes us on a linguistic journey to reveal the fascinating origins and his- tories of names and spellings, and the surprising stories that explain them.


Blake Theatre, Monmouth, Sat 21 Jan. Tickets: £23.50. Info: theblaketheatre.org


Montagues and Capulets, banging tunes and DJ sets? For an evening as extravagant as Baz Lurhmann’s Romeo + Juliet, head to Propyard. Feast your eyes on the opulent decor and your bellies on the delec- table banquet as you party into the night with Shakespearian mirth.


Propyard, Bristol, Fri 16 Dec. Tickets: £59. Info: propyard.co.uk


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