Information for you:
Opporunities to Speak Welsh - With lessons finishing for the summer don't forget about all the opportunities to practice your Welsh over the holidays.
Tuesday Evening - 8.00-11.00 - The Glantaf Inn, Quaker's Yard, chance for a chat with learners and speakers over a quiet drink.
Wednesday Morning - 10.30-11.30 - Bedlinog Resource Centre, Coffee Morning.
Wednesday Evening - 9.30-12.00 - Imperial Hotel, Pontmorlais, Merthyr Tydfil, Mudiad Gymraeg Merthyr, another opportunity for a chat over a relaxed drink.
Wednesday Evening - 7.00-9.00 - The Welsh Centre, Pontmorlais, Informal lesson for Mynediad 1 and 2 levels, revesion and chat, free.
Thursday Evening - 7.30-10.30 - Bedlinog Inn (the Taf), Cymdeithas Gymraeg Beddllwynog, another chat over drinks with other learners and tutors.
Sunday Evening - 6.00-8.00 - The Welsh Centre, Lleisiau Pontmorlais, mixed choir for adults.
Last Sunday of the month - Wetherspoons, Merthyr Tydfil, Sunday Lunch Club, come and meet other Welsh speakers over Sunday lunch.
A warm welcome for new faces at all of the above eventsand there's a host of other activities over the summer so contact the Menter now for further information.
For further information contact Menter Merthyr Tudful 01685 722176
Gwybodaeth i chi:
Cyfleoedd Siarad Cymraeg - Gyda'r dosbarthiadau Gymraeg wedi gorffen am yr haf paid anghofio am yr holl gyfleoedd ymarfer eich iaith dros y gwyliau.
Nos Fawrth – 8.00-11.00 – Tafarn Y Glantaf, Mynwent y Crynwyr – Cyfle sgwrsio gyda dysgwyr a Chymry Gymraeg dros beint hamddenol.
Bore Dydd Mercher – 10.30-11.30 – Canolfan Adnoddau Beddllwynog/Bedlinog, Bore Coffi
Nos Fercher - 9.30-12.00 - Gwesty'r Imperial, Pontmorlais, Merthyr Tudful - Mudiad Gymraeg Merthyr, cyfle arall am beint a sgwrs anffurfiol.
Nos Fercher – 7.00-9.00 – Y Ganolfan Gymraeg, Pontmorlais, Merthyr Tudful, Gwers anffurfiol ar gyfer lefel Mynediad 1 a 2, adolygu a sgwrsio, rhad ac am ddim.
Nos Iau – 7.30-10.30 – Tafarn Beddllwynog (Y Taf), Cymdeithas Gymraeg Beddllwynog, Sgwrs arall dros beint hamddenol.
Nos Sul - 6.00-8.00 - Canolfan Gymraeg Merthyr, Lleisiau Pontmorlais, Côr cymysg ar gyfer oedolion.
Dydd Sul olaf y mis - Wetherspoons, Merthyr Tudful, Clwb cinio Sul, dewch draw am bryd o fwyd gyda siaradwyr a dysgwyr lleol.
Mae croeso mawr i wynebau hen a newydd yn y digwyddiadau uchod ac mae llu o weithgareddau arall yn ystod yr haf felly cysylltwch â'r Menter nawr am ragor o fanylion.
Am wybodaeth bellach ffoniwch
Swyddfa Menter Merthyr Tudful 01685 722176
18/06/2009
Merthyr Express column
25 June 09
The Guns Live
One of Wales’ brightest hopes for the future come to the Myfanwy Theatre next month. The Guns, who have toured extensivley and are about to release their new album visit the Myfanwy Theatre on Friday, 10th July. Tickets cost £5 or £6 on the door. For further Information, please contact 01685 726161 or mtheatre@merthyr.ac.uk. Myfanwy Theatre in partnership with local promoters and MTCBC Arts.
Film Reviwer Needed
At a loose end this summer? Like films? Well Zoom may have the volunteering opportunity for you. Zoom are looking for someone to come into the office and help them source copies of films that they would like to consider for screening at the next Zoom Film Festival. You will need you to write a short review of each film and keep a spreadsheet of the films – but its all great work experience and should be a lot of fun. You’d need to come into the Zoom office, at Treharris Community College, at least once a fortnight, but you can do most of the work in the comfort of your own home. If this sounds like something you might be interested in? Then email Lisa@zoomcymru.com – telling her a little bit about yourself; age, where you’re from and why you would like to help out. This is a completely voluntary position and Zoom can’t pay any expenses – you’ll be doing it out of your love for film! For further information contact Lisa Davies, Zoom Cymru, Treharris Community College, Edward Street, Treharrris CF46 5ER. Tel: 01443 413622
Family History
The Glamorgan Family History Society will be at Cyfarthfa Castle Museum and Art Gallery to answer your questions and offer advice on researching your family tree. Drop in between 10am and 5pm on 28th June, 26th July, 23rd August and the 27th September, and between 12pm and 4pm on the 25th October and 29th November. Entry is free of charge. For more information call Cyfarthfa Castle Museum & Art Gallery on 01685 723112 or email museum@merthyr.gov.uk
Welsh American Music
Blodeugerdd—Song of the Flowers Featured at Smithsonian Folk-life Festival
On June 23rd, 2009, Smithsonian Folkways release Blodeugerdd—Song of the Flowers, an anthology of music from the rich traditions of Wales. The musical landscapes painted by the ethereal sounds of the voice, Welsh harps, flutes, and fiddles highlight the traditions of Wales while offering a fresh, forward-looking approach expressed by the creativity of each musician. Adding to this unique musical portrait, Blodeugerdd was recorded in a 15th century gate-house over the course of one week. Blodeugerdd, (pronounced Blod-eye-gerth), was released as part of the Wales Smithsonian Cymru program at the 43rd annual Smithsonian Folk-life Festival attended by one million people each year on the National Mall in Washington D.C. Smithsonian Folk-ways is the non-profit record label of the Smithsonian Institution, the national museum of the United States. Their mission is the commitment to cultural diversity, education, increased understanding and lively engagement with the world of sound. To explore Smithsonian Folkways further, please visit www.folkways.si.edu.
The Guns LiveOne of Wales’ brightest hopes for the future come to the Myfanwy Theatre next month. The Guns, who have toured extensivley and are about to release their new album visit the Myfanwy Theatre on Friday, 10th July. Tickets cost £5 or £6 on the door. For further Information, please contact 01685 726161 or mtheatre@merthyr.ac.uk. Myfanwy Theatre in partnership with local promoters and MTCBC Arts.
Film Reviwer Needed
At a loose end this summer? Like films? Well Zoom may have the volunteering opportunity for you. Zoom are looking for someone to come into the office and help them source copies of films that they would like to consider for screening at the next Zoom Film Festival. You will need you to write a short review of each film and keep a spreadsheet of the films – but its all great work experience and should be a lot of fun. You’d need to come into the Zoom office, at Treharris Community College, at least once a fortnight, but you can do most of the work in the comfort of your own home. If this sounds like something you might be interested in? Then email Lisa@zoomcymru.com – telling her a little bit about yourself; age, where you’re from and why you would like to help out. This is a completely voluntary position and Zoom can’t pay any expenses – you’ll be doing it out of your love for film! For further information contact Lisa Davies, Zoom Cymru, Treharris Community College, Edward Street, Treharrris CF46 5ER. Tel: 01443 413622
Family History
The Glamorgan Family History Society will be at Cyfarthfa Castle Museum and Art Gallery to answer your questions and offer advice on researching your family tree. Drop in between 10am and 5pm on 28th June, 26th July, 23rd August and the 27th September, and between 12pm and 4pm on the 25th October and 29th November. Entry is free of charge. For more information call Cyfarthfa Castle Museum & Art Gallery on 01685 723112 or email museum@merthyr.gov.uk
Welsh American Music
Blodeugerdd—Song of the Flowers Featured at Smithsonian Folk-life Festival
On June 23rd, 2009, Smithsonian Folkways release Blodeugerdd—Song of the Flowers, an anthology of music from the rich traditions of Wales. The musical landscapes painted by the ethereal sounds of the voice, Welsh harps, flutes, and fiddles highlight the traditions of Wales while offering a fresh, forward-looking approach expressed by the creativity of each musician. Adding to this unique musical portrait, Blodeugerdd was recorded in a 15th century gate-house over the course of one week. Blodeugerdd, (pronounced Blod-eye-gerth), was released as part of the Wales Smithsonian Cymru program at the 43rd annual Smithsonian Folk-life Festival attended by one million people each year on the National Mall in Washington D.C. Smithsonian Folk-ways is the non-profit record label of the Smithsonian Institution, the national museum of the United States. Their mission is the commitment to cultural diversity, education, increased understanding and lively engagement with the world of sound. To explore Smithsonian Folkways further, please visit www.folkways.si.edu.
17/06/2009
Blodeugerdd—Song of the Flowers CD
On June 23rd, 2009, Smithsonian Folkways is pleased to release Blodeugerdd—Song of the Flowers, an anthology of music from the rich traditions of Wales.
The musical landscapes painted by the ethereal sounds of the voice, Welsh harps, flutes, and fiddles highlight the traditions of Wales while offering a fresh, forward-looking approach expressed by the creativity of each musician. Adding to this unique musical portrait, Blodeugerdd was recorded in a 15th century gate-house over the course of one week.
Celebrating the music and stories of twenty-two artists from Wales, Blodeugerdd, (pronounced Blod-eye-gerth), is a snapshot of the cultural richness of this nation and is a part of the Wales Smithsonian Cymru program at the 43rd annual Smithsonian Folklife Festival attended by one million people each year on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.
Artists Christine Cooper, Julie Murphy, Sille Ilves, and Martin Leamon featured on this album, will also be present at this year’s festival. You can catch a glimpse of their music by visiting our Myspace page at http://www.myspace.com/smithsonianfolkways. For additional information, please visit http://www.folkways.si.edu/ or www.festival.si.edu/2009/wales/index.aspx.
The musical landscapes painted by the ethereal sounds of the voice, Welsh harps, flutes, and fiddles highlight the traditions of Wales while offering a fresh, forward-looking approach expressed by the creativity of each musician. Adding to this unique musical portrait, Blodeugerdd was recorded in a 15th century gate-house over the course of one week.
Celebrating the music and stories of twenty-two artists from Wales, Blodeugerdd, (pronounced Blod-eye-gerth), is a snapshot of the cultural richness of this nation and is a part of the Wales Smithsonian Cymru program at the 43rd annual Smithsonian Folklife Festival attended by one million people each year on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.
Artists Christine Cooper, Julie Murphy, Sille Ilves, and Martin Leamon featured on this album, will also be present at this year’s festival. You can catch a glimpse of their music by visiting our Myspace page at http://www.myspace.com/smithsonianfolkways. For additional information, please visit http://www.folkways.si.edu/ or www.festival.si.edu/2009/wales/index.aspx.
16/06/2009
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11/06/2009
Merthyr Express column
18 June 09
Poets, Writers And Others
The next Open Mike Night welcomes poets, short story writers, singers and acoustic musicians together with those who would just like to listen and soak up the atmosphere, on Thursday, 18th June, at the Imperial Hotel. The guest author for the night will be Nigel Jenkins. Open Mike Nights are free entry, supported by MTCBC Arts and Academi. Please contact 01685 725382 or arts@merthyr.gov.uk for more details.
Welsh Rock
The big Saturday night event on 20th June at the Bedroc Welsh Language Festival welcomes big
names on the Welsh music scene; Jess, Gwibdaith Hen Fran, Y Diwygiad, Plant Duw and Y Betti Galws to the Workmen's Hall at 7.30pm. Tickets for the night cost £6 from sebon.co.uk. Saturday begins with free events from 10am; Kids fun with children’s TV presenter Martyn Geraint, a bouncy castle, S4C children's characters, stands and family fun, together with a free acoustic stage and a free Cymdeithas Yr Iaith stage at Bedlinog Rugby Club running from mid-day until 7pm. While tickets for Saturday night are still available, Friday night is completeley sold out. The weekend festival ends with a free Folk Music Session and Barbecue on Sunday, 21st June. For further information please contact the Menter Merthyr Tudful office on: 01685 722176.
Fashion Exhibition
From today, Thursday, 18th June 2009 until 15th August 2009 Cyfarthfa Castle Museum & Art Gallery will be showing All Dressed Up: An exhibition displaying some of the costume and accessories worn by the best dressed people of Merthyr Tydfil during the past 150 years. Also featuring fashion designs of the future by the Merthyr Tydfil community, in the search for the next Julien MacDonald! Entry into the exhibition is free of charge. For further information, please contact the museum on 01685 723112 or email museum@merthyr.gov.uk
Taming Of The Shrew
Myfanwy Theatre presents a new version of the 16th Century Shakeperian comedy, the Taming Of The Shrew, where a drunken tinker is tricked into thinking he is a nobleman by a mischievous Lord. performed by The Shakespeare Players on Wednesday, 8th July 2009. For tickets and Information contact 01685 726161 / mtheatre@merthyr.ac.uk.
Chartist Celebrations
Merthyr Tydfil Chartists Partnership will continue to celebrate the Anniversary of the Chartist Parade 170 years ago, with another event on Saturday, 15th August. This years events comemorate the occasion when the Chartists of Merthyr paraded peacefully to Saint Tydfil’s Church, in support of the right of all men to vote. The free event will again, as with the event in April, take place at the Café Quarter, Lower High Street, Merthyr Tydfil. For further Information please call Huw on 07968256864, Viv 01685 377883 or email Les at les.james@newport.ac.uk
Poets, Writers And Others
The next Open Mike Night welcomes poets, short story writers, singers and acoustic musicians together with those who would just like to listen and soak up the atmosphere, on Thursday, 18th June, at the Imperial Hotel. The guest author for the night will be Nigel Jenkins. Open Mike Nights are free entry, supported by MTCBC Arts and Academi. Please contact 01685 725382 or arts@merthyr.gov.uk for more details.
Welsh Rock
The big Saturday night event on 20th June at the Bedroc Welsh Language Festival welcomes big
names on the Welsh music scene; Jess, Gwibdaith Hen Fran, Y Diwygiad, Plant Duw and Y Betti Galws to the Workmen's Hall at 7.30pm. Tickets for the night cost £6 from sebon.co.uk. Saturday begins with free events from 10am; Kids fun with children’s TV presenter Martyn Geraint, a bouncy castle, S4C children's characters, stands and family fun, together with a free acoustic stage and a free Cymdeithas Yr Iaith stage at Bedlinog Rugby Club running from mid-day until 7pm. While tickets for Saturday night are still available, Friday night is completeley sold out. The weekend festival ends with a free Folk Music Session and Barbecue on Sunday, 21st June. For further information please contact the Menter Merthyr Tudful office on: 01685 722176.Fashion Exhibition
From today, Thursday, 18th June 2009 until 15th August 2009 Cyfarthfa Castle Museum & Art Gallery will be showing All Dressed Up: An exhibition displaying some of the costume and accessories worn by the best dressed people of Merthyr Tydfil during the past 150 years. Also featuring fashion designs of the future by the Merthyr Tydfil community, in the search for the next Julien MacDonald! Entry into the exhibition is free of charge. For further information, please contact the museum on 01685 723112 or email museum@merthyr.gov.uk
Taming Of The Shrew
Myfanwy Theatre presents a new version of the 16th Century Shakeperian comedy, the Taming Of The Shrew, where a drunken tinker is tricked into thinking he is a nobleman by a mischievous Lord. performed by The Shakespeare Players on Wednesday, 8th July 2009. For tickets and Information contact 01685 726161 / mtheatre@merthyr.ac.uk.
Chartist Celebrations
Merthyr Tydfil Chartists Partnership will continue to celebrate the Anniversary of the Chartist Parade 170 years ago, with another event on Saturday, 15th August. This years events comemorate the occasion when the Chartists of Merthyr paraded peacefully to Saint Tydfil’s Church, in support of the right of all men to vote. The free event will again, as with the event in April, take place at the Café Quarter, Lower High Street, Merthyr Tydfil. For further Information please call Huw on 07968256864, Viv 01685 377883 or email Les at les.james@newport.ac.uk
COSTUME HIRE
COSTUME HIRE
WELSH NATIONAL OPERA IS NOW OFFERING A COSTUME HIRE SERVICE.
PLEASE CONTACT THE TECHNICAL OFFICE FOR ENQUIRES.
TELEPHONE 02920635000 E-MAIL technical@wno.org.uk
MAE OPERA CENEDLAETHOL CYMRU NAWR YN GWASANAETH HURIO GWISGOEDD. CYSYLLTWCH A'R SWYDDFA DECHNEGOL OS OES GENNYCH YMHOLIADAU.
FfON 02920635000 E-BOST technical@wno.org.uk
WELSH NATIONAL OPERA IS NOW OFFERING A COSTUME HIRE SERVICE.
PLEASE CONTACT THE TECHNICAL OFFICE FOR ENQUIRES.
TELEPHONE 02920635000 E-MAIL technical@wno.org.uk
MAE OPERA CENEDLAETHOL CYMRU NAWR YN GWASANAETH HURIO GWISGOEDD. CYSYLLTWCH A'R SWYDDFA DECHNEGOL OS OES GENNYCH YMHOLIADAU.
FfON 02920635000 E-BOST technical@wno.org.uk
05/06/2009
Merthyr Express column
11 June 09
Make Time For Play
National Playday will be held on Wednesday 5th August, 11.00am – 3.00pm at Cyfarthfa Park. National Playday is the annual celebration of the child’s right to play. Through play, children explore the world around them. Play is essential for physical & emotional growth, for mental, intellectual & educational development. Tri County Play Association are responsible for the planning of National Playday, which is run purely by volunteers. For more information, contact Sarah Williams 01685 353959: sarah@tricountyplay.co.uk
Exhibition Ends
This Sunday, 14th May will be your last chance to catch the exhibition Merthyr Tydfil: Our Landscape at Cyfarthfa Castle Museum & Art Gallery. The exhibition is a collection of artwork produced by Glamorgan Gates art classes, using the Merthyr Tydfil landscape as a theme. Entry is free of charge.
Community Choir
Tomorrow, (Friday, 12th June) Glamorgan Gates are running a New Community Choir and Voice Workshops for six weeks. You will be able to learn some beautiful harmonies from different musical traditions. No experience needed – all songs taught by ear. Also, if you’re interested in Jewellery Making or Lovespoon Carving please register your interest now! For more information or to book on please call Jenna on 01685 729940 or call into 121 High Street Merthyr Tydfil.
Worldly Author’s Visit
The next Open Mike Night welcomes guest author for the night Nigel Jenkins. Born in Gower, 1949, Nigel Jenkins was a newspaper reporter in the English Midlands for four years, and then, following a period of travel, studied literature and film at the University of Essex. After working on a circus in the USA, he returned to live in Wales in 1976. He has earned his living since then as a writer and lecturer, and co–edited the Academi’s Encyclopaedia of Wales. He has worked as a
journalist and has written for the stage. Nigel has also written ’site specific’ poetry. In 1997 he did a reading tour of the USA with Menna Elfyn and Iwan Llwyd, and is a member of the blues and poetry trio the Salubrious Rhythm Company. Nigel is Winner of the Welsh Arts Council Young Poets Prize (1974), Eric Gregory Award (1976), John Morgan Writing Award (1992) and the John Tripp Poetry Slam (1999). His travel book Gwalia in Khasia (Gomer Press, 1995), is an account of Welsh missionaries among the Khasi people of north-east India. It won the Wales Book of the Year award in 1996. All are welcome to this free event. Anyone wishing to read or perform acoustic music, can register their intention on the night with local author Mike Jenkins. This month’s Open Mike Night will be next Thursday, 18th June, at the Imperial Hotel. Open Mike nights are supported by MTCBC Arts and Academi. Please contact 01685 725382 or arts@merthyr.gov.uk for more details.
Her-story
The Women’s Archive of Wales will be holding a Women’s History Roadshow at Cyfarthfa Castle, this coming Saturday, 13th June, at 11am-3pm. Women’s stories are part of everyone’s history. If you have photographs, letters, diaries, scrapbooks, household accounts, flyers or any other material relating to the lives of women in Wales – The Women’s Archive of Wales want to record them for future generations. For further information visit www.womensarchivewales.org or pop into Cyfarthfa Castle on Saturday for this free event.
Make Time For Play
National Playday will be held on Wednesday 5th August, 11.00am – 3.00pm at Cyfarthfa Park. National Playday is the annual celebration of the child’s right to play. Through play, children explore the world around them. Play is essential for physical & emotional growth, for mental, intellectual & educational development. Tri County Play Association are responsible for the planning of National Playday, which is run purely by volunteers. For more information, contact Sarah Williams 01685 353959: sarah@tricountyplay.co.uk
Exhibition Ends
This Sunday, 14th May will be your last chance to catch the exhibition Merthyr Tydfil: Our Landscape at Cyfarthfa Castle Museum & Art Gallery. The exhibition is a collection of artwork produced by Glamorgan Gates art classes, using the Merthyr Tydfil landscape as a theme. Entry is free of charge.
Community Choir
Tomorrow, (Friday, 12th June) Glamorgan Gates are running a New Community Choir and Voice Workshops for six weeks. You will be able to learn some beautiful harmonies from different musical traditions. No experience needed – all songs taught by ear. Also, if you’re interested in Jewellery Making or Lovespoon Carving please register your interest now! For more information or to book on please call Jenna on 01685 729940 or call into 121 High Street Merthyr Tydfil.
Worldly Author’s Visit
The next Open Mike Night welcomes guest author for the night Nigel Jenkins. Born in Gower, 1949, Nigel Jenkins was a newspaper reporter in the English Midlands for four years, and then, following a period of travel, studied literature and film at the University of Essex. After working on a circus in the USA, he returned to live in Wales in 1976. He has earned his living since then as a writer and lecturer, and co–edited the Academi’s Encyclopaedia of Wales. He has worked as a
journalist and has written for the stage. Nigel has also written ’site specific’ poetry. In 1997 he did a reading tour of the USA with Menna Elfyn and Iwan Llwyd, and is a member of the blues and poetry trio the Salubrious Rhythm Company. Nigel is Winner of the Welsh Arts Council Young Poets Prize (1974), Eric Gregory Award (1976), John Morgan Writing Award (1992) and the John Tripp Poetry Slam (1999). His travel book Gwalia in Khasia (Gomer Press, 1995), is an account of Welsh missionaries among the Khasi people of north-east India. It won the Wales Book of the Year award in 1996. All are welcome to this free event. Anyone wishing to read or perform acoustic music, can register their intention on the night with local author Mike Jenkins. This month’s Open Mike Night will be next Thursday, 18th June, at the Imperial Hotel. Open Mike nights are supported by MTCBC Arts and Academi. Please contact 01685 725382 or arts@merthyr.gov.uk for more details.Her-story
The Women’s Archive of Wales will be holding a Women’s History Roadshow at Cyfarthfa Castle, this coming Saturday, 13th June, at 11am-3pm. Women’s stories are part of everyone’s history. If you have photographs, letters, diaries, scrapbooks, household accounts, flyers or any other material relating to the lives of women in Wales – The Women’s Archive of Wales want to record them for future generations. For further information visit www.womensarchivewales.org or pop into Cyfarthfa Castle on Saturday for this free event.
Audiences Wales Annual Report & Evaluation 2008-2009
2008-2009 was a year of significant growth for Audiences Wales.
In a year where many arts organisations faced financial challenges, Audiences Wales saw an increase in both its impact and reach across its funded region and across the whole of Wales.
We aim to support the arts sector in Wales through the promotion and development of marketing and audience development; believing that both are fundamental to the development of effective arts organisations and the key to accessing the arts for audiences across Wales. We do this through a range of tactical, strategic and support services that are informed by regular communication and consultation with arts organisations, government bodies, local authorities and specialist agencies.
Our key achievements in 2008-2009, presented through the evaluation of our services, illustrate an arts sector that wants to develop its knowledge and expertise through research, analysis and training, and wants to engage with opportunities to share ideas and work collaboratively in a supported and strategic way.
Our achievements also indicate that public audiences want to find out about arts events through mailings, print, and web technology, illustrated, in part, by the significant growth of visitors to our What’s On Wales / Golwg Ar Gymru website.
Please find attached a summary of our Annual Report and Evaluation for 2008-2009 in both English and Welsh. If you would like to read more, please contact me on nick@audienceswales.co.uk and I will send you a copy of the detailed Annual Report and Evaluation.
Yours sincerely
Nick Beasley
Chief Executive - Audiences Wales
Prif Weithredwr - Cynulleidfaoedd Cymru
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03/06/2009
Fflach Dirprwyaeth / Flash Commission
COMMUNITY PLAY, EBBW VALE 2010
PHASE ONE - IGNITING THE FLAME: FFLACH/FLASH
Phase One is the research and development stage of the project and will involve the appointment of a freelance researcher/animateur to lay down the foundations on which to build the Ebbw Vale community performance and develop material that could also feed into the “Cauldrons and Furnaces” theme of the Cultural Olympiad in 2012.
Although this is described as one artist, applications offering a team approach with two artists offering complementary skills will be welcomed.
Duration of Phase One: July to December 2009.
There will be an open-tender procedure for the commission.
Fee...........................................................£15,000 (inclusive of travel and VAT, if applicable)
For further details contact: info@head4arts.org.uk 01495 357815/6
(Deadline for applications: 15 June Interviews: 22 June)
DRAMA GYMUNEDOL, GLYN EBWY 2010
RHAN UN - TANIO’R FFLAM: FFLACH/FLASH
Rhan Un yw cam ymchwil a datblygu'r prosiect a bydd yn cynnwys penodi ymchwilydd/animeiddiwr llawrydd i osod sylfeini ar gyfer adeiladu perfformiad cymunedol Glyn Ebwy a datblygu deunydd a fedrai hefyd fwydo i thema “Pair a Ffwrnais” yr Olympiad Diwylliannol yn 2012.
Er y disgrifir hyn fel un artist, croesewir ceisiadau’n cynnig dull tîm gyda dau artist yn cynnig sgiliau ategol.
Cyfnod Cam Un: Mis Gorffennaf i fis Rhagfyr 2009
Bydd trefn tendr agored ar gyfer y comisiwn.
Ffi......................................................£15,000 (yn cynnwys teithio a TAW, os yn berthnasol)
Gael manylion pellach cyslltwch â: info@head4arts.org.uk 01495 357815/6
(Dyddiad cau ceisiadau: 15 Mehefin Cyfweliadau: 22 Mehefin)
PHASE ONE - IGNITING THE FLAME: FFLACH/FLASH
Phase One is the research and development stage of the project and will involve the appointment of a freelance researcher/animateur to lay down the foundations on which to build the Ebbw Vale community performance and develop material that could also feed into the “Cauldrons and Furnaces” theme of the Cultural Olympiad in 2012.
Although this is described as one artist, applications offering a team approach with two artists offering complementary skills will be welcomed.
Duration of Phase One: July to December 2009.
There will be an open-tender procedure for the commission.
Fee...........................................................£15,000 (inclusive of travel and VAT, if applicable)
For further details contact: info@head4arts.org.uk 01495 357815/6
(Deadline for applications: 15 June Interviews: 22 June)
DRAMA GYMUNEDOL, GLYN EBWY 2010
RHAN UN - TANIO’R FFLAM: FFLACH/FLASH
Rhan Un yw cam ymchwil a datblygu'r prosiect a bydd yn cynnwys penodi ymchwilydd/animeiddiwr llawrydd i osod sylfeini ar gyfer adeiladu perfformiad cymunedol Glyn Ebwy a datblygu deunydd a fedrai hefyd fwydo i thema “Pair a Ffwrnais” yr Olympiad Diwylliannol yn 2012.
Er y disgrifir hyn fel un artist, croesewir ceisiadau’n cynnig dull tîm gyda dau artist yn cynnig sgiliau ategol.
Cyfnod Cam Un: Mis Gorffennaf i fis Rhagfyr 2009
Bydd trefn tendr agored ar gyfer y comisiwn.
Ffi......................................................£15,000 (yn cynnwys teithio a TAW, os yn berthnasol)
Gael manylion pellach cyslltwch â: info@head4arts.org.uk 01495 357815/6
(Dyddiad cau ceisiadau: 15 Mehefin Cyfweliadau: 22 Mehefin)
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