WHATS ON...
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WHATS ON...
by Jason Webster Thu May 01, 2008 1:14 pm
What’s on
April 10 - May 3 – Measure for Measure, Clwyd Theatr Cymru.
May 1 Memories Are Made of Hits, Rhyl Pavillion. The classic greats from the 50’s and 60’s!
May 1-24 Macbeth, Clwyd Theatr Cymru.
May 2 That'll Be The Day, Venue Cymru. Established as the nation's favourite Rock 'n' Roll variety show, That'll Be The Day returns to Venue Cymru.
May 3-5 Llandudno Victorian Extravaganza.
May 5 Colwyn Bay Prom-Day. Rhos on Sea prom.
May 6-10 Danny the Champion of the World, Venue Cymru. Stage adaptation of Roald Dahl’s famous story.
May 7 The King And I, Rhyl Pavillion
May 7-10 Siwan gan Saunders Lewis, Theatre Gwynedd. Cynhyrchiad cyfoes o un o ddramâu mawr yr iaith Gymraeg.
May 13 Russian State Symphony Orchestra, Venue Cymru. Conducted by Mark Gorenstein.
April 10 - May 3 – Measure for Measure, Clwyd Theatr Cymru.
May 1 Memories Are Made of Hits, Rhyl Pavillion. The classic greats from the 50’s and 60’s!
May 1-24 Macbeth, Clwyd Theatr Cymru.
May 2 That'll Be The Day, Venue Cymru. Established as the nation's favourite Rock 'n' Roll variety show, That'll Be The Day returns to Venue Cymru.
May 3-5 Llandudno Victorian Extravaganza.
May 5 Colwyn Bay Prom-Day. Rhos on Sea prom.
May 6-10 Danny the Champion of the World, Venue Cymru. Stage adaptation of Roald Dahl’s famous story.
May 7 The King And I, Rhyl Pavillion
May 7-10 Siwan gan Saunders Lewis, Theatre Gwynedd. Cynhyrchiad cyfoes o un o ddramâu mawr yr iaith Gymraeg.
May 13 Russian State Symphony Orchestra, Venue Cymru. Conducted by Mark Gorenstein.
Jason Webster- Admin
- Number of posts : 64
Age : 47
Location : NWHA - Plas Blodwel
Registration date : 2008-03-20 -
Re: WHATS ON...
by Christine Sayle Fri May 09, 2008 1:26 am
Tan Lan Fun Day on Tan Lan Field on Sun 25th May a funfilled day with all the traditional mad games n stalls penalty shootouts boxing and wrestling demos live bands from 3-8 circus acts graffiti artist starting at 11am so don't be a billy no mates come and join us we've a lot to celebrate
Christine Sayle- New Member
- Number of posts : 5
Registration date : 2008-04-16
Re: WHATS ON...
by Jason Webster Fri May 30, 2008 10:55 am
What’s on
May 31 – June 2 Siwan. A production in Welsh of Saunders Lewis's best-known historical play. Clwyd Theatr Cymru.
June 4 The Marrakesh Express. A live performance featuring the music of the original Byrds and, Crosby Stills Nash and Young. Rhyl PavilionTheatre
June 4 The Shadow of the Flying Bird (La Sombra de un Pájaro en Vuelo). Argentinian choreographer Andrea Servera and company return to Wales with their latest work, a captivating, funny and wonderfully inventive dream journey of bicycles, dancing feet, songs of loneliness and joy and a tender feeling of changing times. Theatre Gwynedd.
June 5 For You. Novelist Ian McEwan has turned to opera for the first time with a new libretto for Music Theatre Wales. Brimming with the hallmark elements of McEwan’s work For You is another masterwork from a writer at the height of his powers. Clwyd Theatre Cymru.
June 6 All Our Yesterdays. Taking you on a breathtaking musical journey from the good old days of Music Hall, through the 40’s, 50’s, 60’s and finally into some of the beautiful harmonies of the 1970’s. Rhyl Pavilion Theatre
June 8 Tod Miller and the Joe Loss Orchestra. Continuing the great tradition of performing the best live entertainment for all generations. Rhyl Pavilion Theatre
June 10 – 14 The Sorcerer. A delightful but rarely performed Gilbert and Sullivan gem. Clwyd Theatre Cymru.
June 13 We’ll Meet Again. A lighthearted look at wartime Britain with hits from the Blitz. Rhyl Pavilion Theatre.
June 16 – 18 All You Need is Love. A Fab Celebration of the Swinging Sixties! Rhyl Pavilion Theatre.
June 20 Cream of Clapton. A remarkable and utterly authentic tribute to Eric Clapton, covering the songs from his days in “Cream” and “Derek and the Dominoes”, as well as his spectacular solo career. Rhyl Pavilion Theatre.
June 20 – 21 The Cross and the Switchblade. 1950’s New York is a city of gangs, drugs and violence where only the toughtest survive. Certainly it is no place for a friendless Puerto Rican kid with a family he’d rather forget. Theatre Gwynedd.
May 31 – June 2 Siwan. A production in Welsh of Saunders Lewis's best-known historical play. Clwyd Theatr Cymru.
June 4 The Marrakesh Express. A live performance featuring the music of the original Byrds and, Crosby Stills Nash and Young. Rhyl PavilionTheatre
June 4 The Shadow of the Flying Bird (La Sombra de un Pájaro en Vuelo). Argentinian choreographer Andrea Servera and company return to Wales with their latest work, a captivating, funny and wonderfully inventive dream journey of bicycles, dancing feet, songs of loneliness and joy and a tender feeling of changing times. Theatre Gwynedd.
June 5 For You. Novelist Ian McEwan has turned to opera for the first time with a new libretto for Music Theatre Wales. Brimming with the hallmark elements of McEwan’s work For You is another masterwork from a writer at the height of his powers. Clwyd Theatre Cymru.
June 6 All Our Yesterdays. Taking you on a breathtaking musical journey from the good old days of Music Hall, through the 40’s, 50’s, 60’s and finally into some of the beautiful harmonies of the 1970’s. Rhyl Pavilion Theatre
June 8 Tod Miller and the Joe Loss Orchestra. Continuing the great tradition of performing the best live entertainment for all generations. Rhyl Pavilion Theatre
June 10 – 14 The Sorcerer. A delightful but rarely performed Gilbert and Sullivan gem. Clwyd Theatre Cymru.
June 13 We’ll Meet Again. A lighthearted look at wartime Britain with hits from the Blitz. Rhyl Pavilion Theatre.
June 16 – 18 All You Need is Love. A Fab Celebration of the Swinging Sixties! Rhyl Pavilion Theatre.
June 20 Cream of Clapton. A remarkable and utterly authentic tribute to Eric Clapton, covering the songs from his days in “Cream” and “Derek and the Dominoes”, as well as his spectacular solo career. Rhyl Pavilion Theatre.
June 20 – 21 The Cross and the Switchblade. 1950’s New York is a city of gangs, drugs and violence where only the toughtest survive. Certainly it is no place for a friendless Puerto Rican kid with a family he’d rather forget. Theatre Gwynedd.
Jason Webster- Admin
- Number of posts : 64
Age : 47
Location : NWHA - Plas Blodwel
Registration date : 2008-03-20 -
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