roundup


QUEEROS


Based on real queer lives, made by real queer individuals, Charlie Jenkins’ Queeros is a multimedia experience and immersive theatre project. Five characters’


exploring issues common to LGBTQ+ individuals. With a stated aim of representing the underrepresented, this show will feature live music, dance, animation and theatre, the audience entering a transformed version of its theatre-bar location.


Porter’s, Cardiff, Mon 9 May. Tickets: FREE twitter.com/charliegjmusic


stories entangle, ALAN PARTRIDGE


“Yes, it’s an extender!” – not the type of table, but from screen to stage as the Motorpoint hosts a brand new Alan Partridge live stage show, Strategem, for three nights. The show promises to inform, educate and entertain in approximately equal measure. Expect a head mic’ed Alan on his usual high form.


Motorpoint Arena Cardiff, Thurs 19-Sat 21 May. Tickets: £30.50.


motorpointarenacardiff.co.uk


GILL SIMS


Demurely titled show Tits, Gits And Little Sh*ts is a comedic take on the ever-changing, often overlooked full time job of motherhood. Gill Sims, author of Sunday Times bestseller Why Mommy Drinks, discusses the motions of


teenagers, unexpected bodily fluids and more with Slummy Single Mommy blogger and author, Jo Middleton.


toddlers


Glee Club, Cardiff Bay, Tue 10 May. Tickets: £22.50. glee.co.uk


4 to


ATMOSPHERES A three-day


work by those studying at the RWCMD, 2022’s Atmospheres


recycled, real world sounds, musical road trips, pop- up operas, abstract sampling, improvisations and multimedia devices – leading up to a final night of graduating students’ work.


festival Festival


showcasing includes


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Royal Welsh College Of Music & Drama, Cardiff, Fri 6-Sun 8 May. Tickets: £5 per event; many performances free. rwcmd.ac.uk


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