Stage


MERLIN’S PIG A thought-provoking exploration of liv- ing myth and its relevance to our modern world, Milly Jackdaw presents a solo per- formance that weaves together traditional storytelling, physical theatre, music, and ceremony. Feel immersed within the life of Myrddin/Merlin, as he encounters magical animals, unveiling ancient mem- ories and the primal power of the land.


Aberystwyth Arts Centre, Thurs 13 July Tickets: £12. Info: aberystwythartscentre.co.uk


Events


WALES BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARD Celebrating literature across four categories – fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and children/young people – this annual prize uplifts both emerging and established writers, with 12 awards overall. The bilingual ceremony will be held in person for the first time since 2018, with host Ffion Daf- is and a performance by National Poet Of Wales Hanan Issa.


Tramshed, Cardiff, Thurs 13 July Tickets: £5. Info: literaturewales.org


Events


DRAGWYL: CONNIE ORFF A’I FFRINDIAU! Inclusive, asthmatic, bilingual, gay dad Connie Orff and her fabulous friends reunite for this glittering celebration of Welsh language drag. Debuting at the WMC in 2022 to a rousing rececption, self-styled kweens and kings of Cymru glam it up onstage for a one-night-only extravaganza of cabaret.


Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff Bay, Thurs 13 July. Tickets: £15. Info: wmc.org.uk


Events NASS FESTIVAL


Adrenaline-rushing extreme sports go toe-to- toe with rap icons and rave heavyweights in the sedate-for-51-weeks-of-the-year Somerset town of Shepton Mallet. Skate and BMX stunts are offered up to gawp at, street art will be created right there and Wu-Tang Clan, Anne-Marie, Lit- tle Simz and Chase & Status top the bill on the music side of things. Bath & West Showground, Shepton Mallet, Thurs 6-Sun 9 July Tickets: £165 weekend/day tickets from £69.50. Info: nassfestival.com


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