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Stage CHOO CHOO!


This two-hander production has a vibrant aesthetic and offbeat premise – a pair of dungaree-wearing fellows live in a house and sing songs – but themes of intrusive thoughts, OCD and death. Choo Choo!, which hits the Edinburgh Fringe in August, is from the StammerMouth theatrical stable, created by Nye Russell-Thompson to make inclusive theatre addressing disability. Sherman Theatre, Cardiff, Wed 19-Sat 22 July Tickets: £15. Info: shermantheatre.co.uk


Stage


DRAGONS AND MYTHICAL BEASTS


From the creators of hit show Dinosaur World Live, the creatures of the title are depicted via high-grade puppetry in this live family show previously resident in the West End. Dragons And Mythical Beasts is jampacked with magnificent and terrifying monsters, but expect to uncover some dark secrets as you en- counter them…


Grand Theatre, Swansea, Tue 11 + Wed 12 July Tickets: £15. Info: swanseagrand.co.uk


Events


CELF AR Y CYD The Amgueddfa Cymru group of museums across Wales have an enviable collection of con- temporary art between them, so much so that (like most muse- ums) they can’t actually display it


all. That’s where this new- ly-launched digital portal comes in. Celf Ar Y Cyd contains over 30,000 images of works from the museums’ archives, categorised along various themes and with many unseen until now. Info: celfarycyd.wales


Events


FAMILY ARTS FESTIVAL Presented by Theatr Clwyd in Mold, this outdoor event runs from 10am-6pm on both days and is aimed at ages three and older. Sat 8 July includes a kids’ comedy show and musical singalongs, Sun 9 boasts Frogs In Bogs (“superhero frog plumbers” no less) and Fail Fail Win Win, a family-friendly circus theatre show.


Wepre Park, Connah’s Quay, Sat 8 + Sun 9 July Tickets: £2 per event. Info: theatrclwyd.com


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Kirsten McTernan


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