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GEMMA COLLINS TALKING SHOP


fter its official launch in ardiff during arch, Omidae Theatre are launching the second of their emocracy Bo, Talking Shop proects at the iverfront in ewport. escribed as a cultural and democratic information centre, the space encourages and facilitates public engage- ment with creativity, arts and culture, and dem- ocratic systems and structures.


omidaze.co.uk/the-talking-shop


It seems that today’s feckless youth, eschewing the orchestra and the opera, are ocking to St avid’s Hall to enoy the serrated sse vowels of TOWIE’s Gemma Collins bouncing around the auditorium. And Buzz supports them in their endeavours. This show is titled The GC’s Big Night Out, and it’s not clear if anyone actually knows what will happen before it begins.


t avids all, ardiff, Wed 13 Apr.


Tickets: £32.50-£42.50. stdavidshallcardiff.co.k


BY ORDER OF… THE ELECTION


With the final season of the smash TV show Peaky Blinders now under way, the impact of the show has gone way beyond the screen and has touched the hearts and minds and wardrobes of many. ardiff’s epot is back in on this phenomenon and for three dates this month will host, By Order Of… The Election, a Peaky Blinders-themed night. Strict dress code, of course, but fun and games of the era abound.


Depot, Cardiff, Sat 16, 23 and 30 Apr Tickets: £25.


depotcardiff.com


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Artists will be hoping to earn more than peanuts with their vibrant super-sized Snoopy sculptures. Local, re- gional and national artists, designers and illustrators will be showcased across the city-wide sculpture trail through their very own uniquely designed doggos for eight con- secutive weeks to celebrate the opening of Dogs Trust’s new rehoming centre. The trail also hopes to promote health and wellbeing.


Across Cardiff, Fri 8 Apr-Sun 5 June; the sculptures will also appear in Caerphilly and Porthcawl. adogstrail.org.uk


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