roundup FFOTO NEWPORT
This photographic gallery, founded by Ieuan Berry, is a compact but impres- sively maintained space in Newport’s Market Arcade, and feels part of a re- vival of the city’s creative ambitions after a few years that have been, well, a little lean on the cultural side. Their current exhibition, John Crerar’s Dark Spring, comprises a set of dramatic pandemic-era nature shots, and it’s run- ning until Sat 9 Apr.
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A NIGHT WITH JOE GANNASCOLI
Genre-defining HBO series The Sopranos will forev- er be embedded in popular culture for its characters, storyline, and its unique take on mafia crime family life. It’s not often you get the chance to meet cast members of such big US TV hits in Wales, but Vito Spatafore – aka actor Joe Gannascoli – will be don- ning the mic and taking questions at Pontyclun restau- rant Trattoria. Let’s hope it’s not in the backroom, eh!
Trattoria, Pontyclun, Wed 27 Apr Tickets: £37.50.
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SOUND
PROGRESSION
Sound Progression is a long-es- tablished youth provision for young people wanting to learn about all things music making and production and they’re go- ing from strength to strength. During April, the organisation will offer free drop-in sessions in Cardiff music studio Grass- roots; facilitated by some of the city’s top music pros, this is a must for any budding young musician, singer, rapper or pro- ducer. (Pictured: Sound Pro- gression Academy artist Gerald Kuzhangaira, aka New Wave, recording at Grassroots.)
soundprogression.co.uk
KIRI PRITCHARD-MCLEAN: HOME TRUTHS
Appearing on numerous comedy pan- els, half of hit podcast All Killa No Filla and director and co-writer of Edinburgh Comedy Awards-nominated Gein’s Family Giftshop and cult hit Tarot, Kiri Pritchard-McLean has proved herself a hugely popular comedy regular. New show Home Truths, directed by Adam Drake, promises jokes about skinny jeans, learning Welsh and white suprem- acy.
Glee Club, Cardiff Bay, Wed 13 Apr Tickets: £15.
glee.co.uk
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