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THESE3STREAMS
Found in Vale Of Glamorgan coastal town Llant- wit Major, art festival These3Streams is a beacon of community culture. Whether literature, music or art is your bag, the weekender hopes to focus on improving wellbeing through creativity. Ex- pect poetry and writing workshops for writers, writing especially for children, open mic show- cases and readings from the likes of Rufus Mu- fasa [pictured].
Various venues,
Llantwit Major, Fri 10-Sun 12 June. Tickets: prices vary per event (mostly between £5 and £10; several events free). Info:
these3streams.uk
OM SHANTI F*CK
The Richard Burton Company presents a one-woman show exploring culture, society and feminism in British-Indian culture as character Ambika begins to question the strange myths and sexist taboos she has been raised with. This funny, enlightening and powerful female-led piece discusses methods and beliefs surrounding periods and abortions within Indian communities.
Royal Welsh College Of Music & Drama, Cardiff, Wed 15-Fri 17 June. Tickets: £5. Info:
rwcmd.ac.uk
AN EVENING WITH IAN RANKIN
Scottish crime author Ian Rankin will be in conver- sation with Welsh journalist Jude Rogers in Brecon. His latest work The Dark Re- mains is Rankin’s comple- tion of an unfinished man- uscript by his late peer and countryman, William McIl- vanney; it finds DC Jack Laidlaw amidst gangland Glasgow, looking to solve a murder investigation. Or- ganisers Book-ish suggest you get your tickets early…
Theatr Brycheiniog, Brecon, Mon 6 June. Tickets: £15 (including a copy of The Dark Re- mains). Info:
brycheiniog.co.uk
NOVELLO AND SON
Arnold Evans’ play combines the songs of Welsh compos- er Ivor Novello and the drama of his renowned mother, Madame Clara Novello Davies, who sings his beloved musical numbers. A portrayal into their mother-son re- lationship is thus centre-stage, as Davies comes to terms with her own advancing age, the changing world and the complex relationship she has with her son.
Theatr Brycheiniog, Brecon, Tue 28 June; Torch Theatre, Milford Haven, Wed 29 June; The Miners, Ammanford, Thurs 30 June. Tickets: £14.50 / £12.50. Info:
brycheiniog.co.uk /
torchtheatre.co.uk /
theatrausirgar.co.uk
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