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roundup Swansea Fringe


This multi-artform citywide weekender might favour acts of the up and coming type, but is vast in scope, with well over a hundred names featuring across more than 20 Swansea venues across four days. Gleaming needles in the haystack of highlights include Laura Jazmyn, Los Blancos, Papur Wal, N’Famady Kouyate and The Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre.


Various venues, Swansea, Thurs 21-Sun 24 Oct. Tickets: £25 weekend/£8 Thurs 21 only/£12.50 per day after. Info: theswanseafringe.com


Swansea Fringe – N’famady Kouyate


Art & Words


Cardiff-based poet Rachel Carney’s recent creative writing workshop project Art & Words, where participants studied images of artwork held in the city’s National Museum before responding to it through poetry, has now entered its second phase. Carney posts the poems on Museum Wales’ Instagram account, prompting followers to try their hand at writing something themselves.


Info: instagram.com/createdtoread I Like To Watch


From the sofas of YouTube to a sofa near you, Netflix’s ‘reacts’ web series is touring the UK, including one date in Swansea. Your hosts, Drag Race UK Series 1 winner The Vivienne and fan fave Cheryl Hole, raucously pick apart some of the streaming service’s original hits – with some familiar guests. Warning: tickets quickly sold out online, so arrive early if you don’t have one.


Dorothy’s Showbar, Swansea, Thurs 14 Oct. Admission: free. Info: eventbrite.co.uk.


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I Like To Watch – Cheryl Hole


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