18th February 10
Modern Dance
Gig by Earthfall, Wales’ multi award winning dance company, will be coming to the Myfanwy Theatre in Merthyr Tydfil College this coming Monday, 22nd February. Don’t miss this chance to catch Earthfall’s radical choreography, live music and strong visual imagery. Directed by Jesica Cohen and Jim Ennis, and designed by Mike Bookes, Gig is a high-octane satirical rampage through the human condition with dark humour, bold dance, live music and film. Gig is the story of a band that encapsulates the world outside with songs, film and extreme dances of love and loathing. The transient and turbulent relationships, trashed instruments, bloody noses and drunken reconciliations are witnessed as they struggle to make sense of their world. This 20th anniversary production follows a band on tour, living in a surreal world removed from the reality of life. Transporting the audience on an emotional ride, from the exciting to the ridiculous and the comical to the poignant. For more information visit: http://www.thisisgig.com/. The performance starts at 8pm with tickets priced at £6.50 full price and £5 concessions. For further information, please contact 01685 726161 or email mtheatre@merthyr.ac.uk.
Welsh Books
On 27th February Siop Y Ganolfan at the Canolfan Gymraeg (Welsh Language Centre) will be holding a Diwrnod Llen (Literature Day) with authors Mihangel Morgan and Gwyn Morgan. The event is a free entry Welsh language event, starting at 10am with a children's workshop with Gwyn Morgan. Then at lunch time from 12pm there’s an opportunity to have a chat with with the authors, finishing with a multi-generational session, primarily for adults at 12.45 with Mihangel Morgan. For further information contact arts@merthyr.gov.uk or 01685 725382 / 01685 722176.
St David’s Celebration
On Friday, 5th March The Canolfan Gymraeg and Merched Y Wawr present a St David's Day Celebration at High Street Baptist Church Hall, Merthyr Tydfil, for a Welsh language event with music and song from Huw Chiswell, Parti'r Efail, Lleisiau Pontmorlais and cawl. The celebrations start at 7pm. Tickets are £8. For further information contact Jamie or Lis on 01685 722176 or jamie@merthyrtudful.org
Film Festival
Zoom Young People’s Film Festival 2010, promises to be bigger and better than ever! Running from the 2nd to the 5th March, Zoom ‘10 promises great films, exciting workshops, the Zoom Young Filmmaker Awards Ceremony and some very special surprises. For more information keep checking the Zoom Website; http://www.zoomcymru.com/. All tickets are only £1.
Zoom Young People’s Film Festival visits The Muni, Pontypridd on March 2nd and 5th, The Metropole, Abertillery on March 3rd, Blaenavon Workmen’s Hall on March 3rd, Blackwood Miners Institute on March 4th and Merthyr Tydfil College on March 4th.
Modern Dance
Gig by Earthfall, Wales’ multi award winning dance company, will be coming to the Myfanwy Theatre in Merthyr Tydfil College this coming Monday, 22nd February. Don’t miss this chance to catch Earthfall’s radical choreography, live music and strong visual imagery. Directed by Jesica Cohen and Jim Ennis, and designed by Mike Bookes, Gig is a high-octane satirical rampage through the human condition with dark humour, bold dance, live music and film. Gig is the story of a band that encapsulates the world outside with songs, film and extreme dances of love and loathing. The transient and turbulent relationships, trashed instruments, bloody noses and drunken reconciliations are witnessed as they struggle to make sense of their world. This 20th anniversary production follows a band on tour, living in a surreal world removed from the reality of life. Transporting the audience on an emotional ride, from the exciting to the ridiculous and the comical to the poignant. For more information visit: http://www.thisisgig.com/. The performance starts at 8pm with tickets priced at £6.50 full price and £5 concessions. For further information, please contact 01685 726161 or email mtheatre@merthyr.ac.uk.Welsh Books
On 27th February Siop Y Ganolfan at the Canolfan Gymraeg (Welsh Language Centre) will be holding a Diwrnod Llen (Literature Day) with authors Mihangel Morgan and Gwyn Morgan. The event is a free entry Welsh language event, starting at 10am with a children's workshop with Gwyn Morgan. Then at lunch time from 12pm there’s an opportunity to have a chat with with the authors, finishing with a multi-generational session, primarily for adults at 12.45 with Mihangel Morgan. For further information contact arts@merthyr.gov.uk or 01685 725382 / 01685 722176.
St David’s Celebration
On Friday, 5th March The Canolfan Gymraeg and Merched Y Wawr present a St David's Day Celebration at High Street Baptist Church Hall, Merthyr Tydfil, for a Welsh language event with music and song from Huw Chiswell, Parti'r Efail, Lleisiau Pontmorlais and cawl. The celebrations start at 7pm. Tickets are £8. For further information contact Jamie or Lis on 01685 722176 or jamie@merthyrtudful.org
Film Festival
Zoom Young People’s Film Festival 2010, promises to be bigger and better than ever! Running from the 2nd to the 5th March, Zoom ‘10 promises great films, exciting workshops, the Zoom Young Filmmaker Awards Ceremony and some very special surprises. For more information keep checking the Zoom Website; http://www.zoomcymru.com/. All tickets are only £1.
Zoom Young People’s Film Festival visits The Muni, Pontypridd on March 2nd and 5th, The Metropole, Abertillery on March 3rd, Blaenavon Workmen’s Hall on March 3rd, Blackwood Miners Institute on March 4th and Merthyr Tydfil College on March 4th.
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