What's On

New exhibitions by Rhodri Evans, Iwan Lloyd Roberts, Teresa Jones ac Antonia Dewhurst

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Painting session with Niki Pilkington to create your own Welsh Wilderness

Thursday – 17 & 24/4/25

10-12pm - 6-10 years old 

1-3pm - 11-16 years old 

Please note that children are to be accompanied by an adult during the workshop.

'PUBLIC ART. Bloody waste of money?’

Howard Bowcott’s talk will explore the challenges of justifying public art spending in times of financial constraint. Drawing on his experience from the 1980s to today, he will discuss the purpose of public art, its connection with audiences, and common criticisms. Through a virtual tour of his projects, he’ll share insights and anecdotes about his passion for public art.

Talk starts at 2pm. 

This year Codi Pais, an independent magazine for all by the womxn of Wales, will be celebrating it's 5th birthday. Join us for an afternoon of celebration at Plas Glyn-y-Weddw between 1 and 4pm on June 22nd.

A date for your calendar! More details to follow.

We look forward to the return of this popular choir to perform in our outdoor Theatre, weather permitting. An indoor concert for a smaller capacity will be held if weather is unsuitable. Priority will be given to the earliest ticket buyers. 

Concert starts at 7pm. 

A concert in our 'Lowri-Ann presents....' series - in our outdoor theatre with Casi & Friends. More details and tickets to follow.

Mole yearns for adventure, Rat adores boats and Badger likes peace and quiet. Into their lives bursts Toad who loves very fast cars and just can’t seem to help getting into trouble. But can the animals reform Toad’s character and evict the squatters from his ancestral home to restore justice to the world? Kenneth Grahame’s perennial classic is brought to the stage in Illyria’s inimitable style.

Running time (approx): 1hr 40mins (inc 20 minute interval)

Suitable for ages 5+ 

Set on board the warship HMS Pinafore, the opera cheerfully mocks such Great British institutions as Class, Patriotism and the Royal Navy. Josephine, the captain's daughter, is in love with Ralph a common sailor; but her father wants her to marry Sir Joseph Porter, First Lord of the Admiralty. The couple are caught as they elope from the ship and Ralph is locked in the ship's dungeon. Only when certain revelations are made by Buttercup, a dockside vendor, can everyone end up freely marrying their true hearts' loves.​ This comic opera gets the complete Illyria treatment, faithfully performed by a reduced cast on a beautiful nautical set.

Running time (approx): 2hrs (inc 20 minute interval)

Suitable for all ages.

Falstaff is skint. He decides his only option is to seduce the wives of two wealthy merchants. But the women are best friends, and of course they spill their hearts to each other every day... Scandalised not just that Falstaff wrote to them but that he sent them identical love-letters, they vow to play tricks on him when he comes calling. Finally, with the help of their husbands and friends, the merry wives lure him to a haunted forest and teach him a lesson he won't forget! Illyria is an intrepid band of five actors who perform Shakespeare’s plays direct from the First Folio, the most authoritative edition of Shakespeare’s plays. It’s fast, it’s polished and it’s spoken beautifully. Illyria last performed this hilarious play in 2008 and we can't wait to bring it back!

Running time (approx): 2hrs 20mins (inc 20 minute interval)

Suitable for all ages.