Canolfan UCHELDRE Centre

Courtyard beside the Ucheldre Kitchen
Courtyard beside the Ucheldre Kitchen
Canolfan UCHELDRE Centre
Centre for the performing and visual arts in Anglesey, North Wales

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Community Ucheldre Rep Tuesday & Thursday7.30pm

The Ucheldre Rep meet Tuesday and Thursday evenings.

New members always welcome.

Click here for the Ucheldre Rep web site.

Admission free
Community Saturday Art Club Every Saturday10-12 noon; 1.30-3.30pm



Jacquie Myrtle leads these popular art workshops for children.


£2 per session
Literary Ucheldre Literary Society - Kevin McCann
Friday 26 April11.30am
Kevin McCann
Creative Writing Workshop

The Writer's Voice, what it is and where to find it.

The literary society is led by Chas Parry Jones

4 hrs
£6, £5 members
Film Lincoln (PG) Friday 26 April5.30 & 8pm

Superb Oscar winning performance by Daniel Day-Lewis as Lincoln.  An excellent film about the attempt to pass the 13th Amendment to effectively abolish slavery - definitely not to be missed.
 
Directed by Steven Spielberg, and also starring Sally Field, Tommy Lee Jones, David Strathairn, and James Spader.



2 hrs 30
5.30pm screening £3, £2 children
8pm screening £4, £3.25 concessions

Broadcast Giulio Cesare, Opera
Sunday 28 April3.30pm
MET encore, Giulio Cesare
Handel’s opera, with which he conquered London, comes  to the Met in David McVicar’s lively production. The world’s leading counter tenor, David Daniels, sings the title role opposite Natalie Dessay as Cleopatra. Baroque specialist Harry Bicket conducts.  

 

www.metoperafamily.org

 


4hr 31
£10, £8 concessions, £3 children

Broadcast Nabucco, opera
Monday 29 April7.15pm
ROH Live, Nabucco

Giuseppe Verdi - Opera in four acts - Sung in Italian

Plácido Domingo, one of the most celebrated talents of our time, is making a major role debut. This is a rare chance to see a genre-defining masterwork, containing some of the greatest choral music ever written, along with some wonderful arias and ensembles. This new production of Nabucco is unmissable.

Domingo takes another thrilling step into the baritone repertory following his triumphs as Simon Boccanegra, as he sings the title role of Nabucco for the first time. He is joined by an exciting young cast including Ukranian soprano Liudmyla Monastyrska (Lady Macbeth in Macbeth for The Royal Opera, 2011) as the power-hungry priestess Abigaille. Acclaimed theatre and opera director Daniele Abbado makes his Royal Opera debut directing this coproductionwith La Scala, .

The plot is based on the biblical story of King Nebuchadnezzar (Nabucco), and focuses on his imprisonment of the Hebrews, his struggle against his unscrupulous daughter, Abigaille, his divine punishment and final salvation. Verdi’s rich score offers melody, powerand raw drama on a scale that does full justice to the opera’s epic themes of nationhood, faith, love and redemption and calls upon the full might of the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House and Royal Opera Chorus.

Nabucco Plácido Domingo
Ismaele Andrea Caré
Zaccaria Vitalij Kowaljow
Abigaille Liudmyla Monastyrska
Fenena Marianna Pizzolato


Royal Opera Chorus - Orchestra of the Royal Opera House


Conductor Nicola Luisotti
Director Daniele Abbado
Designs Alison Chitty
Lighting design Alessandro Carletti
Movement Simona Bucci
Video designs Luca Scarzella

2 hr 50 (including one interval)


2hr 50
£10, £8 concessions, £3 children

Film I Give It a Year (15) Wednesday 1 May5.30 & 8pm
Funny script delivered by a talented cast about a couple who marry within months of meeting, and then struggle to get to know each other.  Will they get through the first year?

Directed by Dan Mazer, and starring Anna Faris, Rose Byrne, Simon Baker, Minnie Driver, and Rafe Spall.



1 hr 37
5.30pm screening £3, £2 children
8pm screening £4, £3.25 concessions
Film I Give It a Year (15) Friday 3 May5.30 & 8pm
Funny script delivered by a talented cast about a couple who marry within months of meeting, and then struggle to get to know each other.  Will they get through the first year?

Directed by Dan Mazer, and starring Anna Faris, Rose Byrne, Simon Baker, Minnie Driver, and Rafe Spall.
1 hr 37
5.30pm screening £3, £2 children
8pm screening £4, £3.25 concessions
Music Gweithdy Lleisiol/Vocal Workshops gan/with Marian Bryfdir Saturday 4 May10am
Gweithdy Lleisiol / Vocal Workshops
gan/with Marian Bryfdir

A Spring fresh start with a new series of workshops aimed at developing and improving, but above all enjoying, your voice!  Vocal techniques, and exercises for a variety of repertoire from folk to classical. In the afternoon session there will be the opportunity to prepare a concert piece for an informal Show and Sing between 3-4 pm to which the public are welcome to attend.

10 am – 1 pm

2 – 4pm
£10, £5 concessions & students
Film I Give It a Year (15) Sunday 5 May3.30pm
Funny script delivered by a talented cast about a couple who marry within months of meeting, and then struggle to get to know each other.  Will they get through the first year?

Directed by Dan Mazer, and starring Anna Faris, Rose Byrne, Simon Baker, Minnie Driver, and Rafe Spall.
1 hr 37
  £3, £2 children 
Music The Ucheldre Music Club Monday 6 May 8 for 8.15pm
Anniversary, Benjamin Britten

The Ucheldre Music Club is directed by Marian Leeming and meets twice monthly on Mondays. Non-members welcome.

The Music Club meets after the Centre is closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access.

Non-members £3, £2 concessions
Exhibition Patchwork & Quilts/Olga Kelcey
Tuesday 7 May6pm

Patchwork & Quilts/Olga Kelcey

A display of patchwork and quilts made by members of Eunice Lord’s WEA classes held in the Centre.

Arddangosfa o'r clytwaith a'r cwiltiau a wnaed gan aelodau o ddosbarthiadau Eunice Lord a gynhelir yn y Ganolfan.




A fantastic opportunity to see a retrospective show of the finely embroidered work produced by Olga Kelcey over the last 50 years, including her piece de resistance, the four saints from the Lindisfarne Gospels. Well known on Anglesey, she was embroidering till she died last year aged 100.     

Cyfle gwych i weld sioe sy’n edrych yn ôl ar waith brodwaith cain gan Olga Kelcey dros yr 50 mlynedd ddiwethaf, gan gynnwys ei phrif gampwaith, y pedwar sant o Efengylau Lindisfarne. Roedd hi’n adnabyddus ym Môn, ac yn gwneud brodwaith tan ei marwolaeth y llynedd yn 100 oed.


Exhibitions open 6pm / Arddangosfeydd yn agor 6yh

Talk 6.30pm / sgwrs 6.30yh

All welcome / Croeso i bawb

Exhibitions run until Monday 3 June / Arddangosfeydd yn rhedig tan dydd Llun 3 Mehefin

admission free
Film Silver Linings Playbook (12) Wednesday 8 May5.30 & 8pm
Multi nominated film with Best Actress Oscar to Jennifer Lawrence as a new friend who tries to help a damaged teacher save his marriage.

An eccentric romantic drama, directed by David O Russell, and also starring Bradley Cooper, and Chris Tucker
2 hr 18
5.30pm screening £3, £2 children
8pm screening £4, £3.25 concessions
Music Amser Jazz Time Double Bill
Friday 10 May7.30pm
Neil Yates Five Countries Trio & Neon Quartet, featuring the Royal Welsh College Jazz Ensemble


Amser Jazz Time return with a double bill of two of the most must-see jazz ensembles on the British jazz scene. 


From the Celtic-jazz fusions embodied in the innovative Neil Yates Five Counties Trio to the experience of saxophonist Stan Sulzman combined with the freshness and vitality of youth in the Neon Quartet it is a night out jazz hunters dreams are made of!



The evening also features a performance by the next generation; Jazz musicians from the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama bring an energetic exploration and passion to their music.
£8, £7 concessions/gostyngiadau, £3 children/plant
Drama Tom Crean, Antarctic Explorer
Saturday 11 May7.30pm
Tom Crean, Antarctic Explorer

Tom Crean (1877 – 1938) the intrepid Antarctic explorer and one of Ireland’s unsung heroes is brought to life in this dramatic and humorous solo performance by Aidan Dooley.

Hear the riveting true stories of Crean’s Antarctic explorations as one of the few men to serve with both Scott and Shackleton and survive three famous expeditions: Discovery, (1901 – 1904); Terra Nova (1910 – 1913); and Endurance (1914 – 1916).

Crean’s story is a testament of human fortitude against all the elements of Antarctic, his 36 mile, solitary trek to base camp during the Terra Nova expedition to rescue his comrades Teddy Evans and William Lashly has been described by Antarctic historians as “the finest feat of individual heroism from the entire age of exploration”.


£8, £7 concessions, £3 children
Film Silver Linings Playbook (12) Sunday 12 May3.30pm

Multi nominated film with Best Actress Oscar to Jennifer Lawrence as a new friend who tries to help a damaged teacher save his marriage.

An eccentric romantic drama, directed by David O Russell, and also starring Bradley Cooper, and Chris Tucker.  
2 hr 18
£3, £2 children
Music Ucheldre Jazz club Monday 13 May 7.30 for 7.45pm

The Jazz Club meets monthly on Mondays in the Main Hall.

The Jazz Club meets after the Centre is closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access. 

For more information contact Chris Burne (01407) 710089 & R Glynne Pritchard (01407) 763898


Admission free
Film Arbitrage (15) Wednesday 15 May5.30 & 8pm
Exciting financial thriller which lifts the lid off Wall Street without diminishing its complexity. Directed by Nicholas Jarecki, and starring Richard Gere, Susan Sarandon, and Tim Roth.
1 hr 47
5.30pm screening £3, £2 children
8pm screening £4, £3.25 concessions
Broadcast This House
Thursday 16 May7pm
This House

We are delighted to be able to add the National Theatre’s (NT) productions to our live broadcasts programme. 

The first play to be screened will be This House, a new play by James Graham. 



It’s 1974 and the corridors of Westminster ring with the sound of infighting and backbiting as Britain’s political parties battle to change the future of the nation, whatever it takes. In this hung parliament, the ruling party holds on by a thread. Votes are won and lost by one, fist fights erupt in the bars, and ill MPs are hauled in to cast their votes.

It’s a time when a staggering number of politicians die, and age-old traditions and allegiances are thrown aside in the struggle for power. James Graham’s biting, energetic and critically-acclaimed new play strips politics down to the practical realities of those behind the scenes who roll up their sleeves, and on occasion bend the rules, to manoeuvre a diverse and conflicting chorus of MPs within the Mother of all Parliaments.


£10, £8 concessions, £3 children
Film Arbitrage (15) Friday 17 May5.30 & 8pm
Exciting financial thriller which lifts the lid off Wall Street without diminishing its complexity. Directed by Nicholas Jarecki, and starring Richard Gere, Susan Sarandon, and Tim Roth.
1 hr 47
5.30pm screening £3, £2 children
8pm screening £4, £3.25 concessions
Drama Four Farces
Saturday 18 May7.30pm
European Arts Company 'Four Farces'

Our current UK production is an evening of pure pleasure. Four English one act farces from the 19th Century including two by John Maddison Morton who Kenneth Tynan described as 'better than Feydeau'. You'll see duelling pistols,  mistaken identity, double-crossing, intoxication, cross dressing, romance and a shot in the dark. Played in our usual breathlessly imaginative, inventive style, this promises to be a night of raucous laughter and great fun.  

'European Arts Company really takes the audience by storm. A surreal performance, witty and hilarious, full of energy, talent and creativity.' - Culture Guide



*£10, £8 concessions, £3 children
Music Props Theatre School, Spoonful of Musical Theatre
Sunday 19 May7pm
Spoonful of Musical Theatre



Students from Props Theatre School present a treatment of 3 Act musicals.

This year the shows are Barnum, Man of La Mancha, and Hairspray, with probably a few surprises along the way.
£3, £2 children
Music The Ucheldre Music Club Monday 20 May 8 for 8.15pm
Piano Recital, Marian Leeming

The Ucheldre Music Club is directed by Marian Leeming and meets twice monthly on Mondays. Non-members welcome.

The Music Club meets after the Centre is closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access.

Non-members £3, £2 concessions
Film Oz: The Great and the Powerful (PG) Wednesday 22 May5.30pm
A film which should appeal to all.  Draws on Baum’s work and is a prequel to The Wizard of Oz. 

Excellent 3D effect. 

Directed by Sam Raimi, and starring James Franco, Mila Kunis, Rachel Weisz, Michelle Williams, and Zach Braff.

2 hr 10
 £3, £2 children


Film Stoker (18) Wednesday 22 May8pm

Brilliant thriller drama about lonely widow who invites a guest to stay – but what are his real motives? 

Directed by Park Chan-wook, and starring Nicole Kidman, Mia Wasikowska, Matthew Goode,  and Jacki Weaver.
1hr 38
£4, £3.25 concessions
Literary Ucheldre Literary Society, Will Stewart
Friday 24 May1-3pm
Write on the Wild Side

Will leads this workshop with a series of short sharp exercises to explore one’s potential.  Combining the practical knowledge he gained on his Masters at Bangor, with his love of exploring life and the world through writing, Will's goal is to ensure that all have a stimulating and fun creative writing experience!  Tigers optional.


£3, £2 members
Film Oz: The Great and the Powerful (PG) Friday 24 May5.30pm
A film which should appeal to all.  Draws on Baum’s work and is a prequel to The Wizard of Oz. 

Excellent 3D effect. 

Directed by Sam Raimi, and starring James Franco, Mila Kunis, Rachel Weisz, Michelle Williams, and Zach Braff.

2 hr 10
 £3, £2 children

Film Stoker (18) Friday 24 May8pm
Brilliant thriller drama about lonely widow who invites a guest to stay – but what are his real motives? 

Directed by Park Chan-wook, and starring Nicole Kidman, Mia Wasikowska, Matthew Goode,  and Jacki Weaver.

1 hr 38
£4, £3.25 concessions
Literary Book Launch 'From Borneo to Lockerbie'
Saturday 25 May7.30pm
From Borneo to Lockerbie - book launch Geoffrey Leeming

In 1961 Geoffrey Leeming achieved his boyhood ambition to become an RAF pilot. After a period as co-pilot on the tanker variant of the Valiant bomber, a sudden change of circumstances resulted in most of his subsequent service flying being as a helicopter pilot. The helicopter most in use at this time was the Whirlwind, a good aircraft but of limited performance and lacking the technical aids enjoyed by later types of helicopters. 

He next flew in the little-known Borneo Confrontation of the 1960s. Living in primitive jungle bases alongside loyal and friendly natives, the Whirlwind crews supported the land forces operating along the Indonesian border with long and hazardous flights over dense, frequently uncharted, jungle.  

Most of the Author’s remaining helicopter service was in the Search and Rescue role, firstly from RAF Lossiemouth, then from RAF Valley, flying in the mountains and over the surrounding seas of the Scottish Highlands and Snowdonia. Many lives were saved by Geoffrey and his crewmen in weather conditions frequently exceeding the safety limits in which they were supposed to operate.  

His final postings were as an instructor and as commander of the Search and Rescue Training Unit at Valley. This period culminated in his traumatic involvement in the immediate aftermath of the explosion of the Pan Am airliner over Lockerbie.  

From Borneo to Lockerbie is an exciting flying memoir enhanced by the Author’s natural modesty.


 admission free
Film Oz: The Great and the Powerful (PG) Sunday 26 May3.30pm

A film which should appeal to all.  Draws on Baum’s work and is a prequel to The Wizard of Oz. 

Excellent 3D effect. 

Directed by Sam Raimi, and starring James Franco, Mila Kunis, Rachel Weisz, Michelle Williams, and Zach Braff.


2 hr 10
 £3, £2 children
Community Doggy Fun Day
Monday 27 May12.30-4pm
Doggy Fun Day

Bank Holiday fun for all the family, 12.30 - 4 pm

Hwyl yr wyl banc ir teilu oll, 12.30 - 4 yh

Fun for all the family, with many classes including dog dressage and dog tunnel racing this Bank Holiday. Classes to be judged by renowned local judge. Entry forms from the Centre or enter on the day.

Hwyl i bawb o’r teulu, gyda llawer o ddosbarthiadau gan gynnwys triniaeth harddwch i gˆwn a rasys cˆwn trwy dwneli y dydd Gˆwyl Banc hwn. Dosbarthiadau i gael eu beirniadu gan feirniaid lleol adnabyddus.

Ffurflenni mynediad ar gael o’r Ganolfan, neu dewch yno ar y diwrnod.

12.30-4pm


Broadcast La Donna Del Lago, opera
Monday 27 May7.15pm
ROH Live, La Donna Del Lago
Gioachino Rossini - Opera in two acts - Sung in Italian

The ultimate bel canto cast is assembled for this important yet rarely performed masterpiece. Based on Sir Walter Scott’s poem The Lady of the Lake, La donna del lago is the most fully Romantic of Rossini’s Italian operas. Expansive ensembles and shimmering orchestration generate an opulence seldom heard in the composer’s comic works.

In Renaissance Scotland, King James V travels to the tribal Highlands, where he falls in love with Elena – the lady of the lake. Her father is fighting with the clans against the King’s rule and has promised Elena’s hand in marriage to a clan leader, Rodrigo. Meanwhile Elena herself is in love with the young romantic hero Malcolm. The plot inspired some truly galvanizing scenes, most memorably the stunning confrontation between the tenors Uberto (James V in disguise) and Rodrigo.

John Fulljames’s staging evokes the exoticized mystery of Rossini’s Romantic landscape, and provides an insight into this rich but under-explored seam of operatic gold. In the hands of three of the leading bel canto voices of our time, Juan Diego Flórez (Count Almaviva in The Royal Opera’s Il barbiere di Siviglia, Tonio in The Royal Opera’s La Fille du régiment), Joyce DiDonato (who sang the title role in Cendrillon with The Royal Opera last Season), and Colin Lee (Tonio in the 2012 revival of La Fille du régiment), La donna del lago promises to be a musical revelation.

Elena Joyce DiDonato
Uberto (James V) Juan Diego Flórez
Malcolm Daniela Barcellona
Douglas Simón Orfila
Rodrigo Colin Lee
Royal Opera Chorus - Orchestra of the Royal Opera House
Conductor Michele Mariotti
Director John Fulljames
Set designs Dick Bird
Costume designs Yannis Thavoris
Lighting design Bruno Poet

3hr 20 (including one interval)
3hr 20
£10, £8 concessions, £3 children
Drama Ad Lib - A Connecticut Yankee Tue 28 7pm, Wed 29 May5pm
Ad Lib - A Connecticut Yankee

The Musical Based on the story by Mark Twain. Adapted by Tim Kelly. 

A modern day teenager finds himself on a tuneful journey to Camelot experiencing the thrilling days of King Arthur, and the Knights and Ladies of the Round Table.  

A musical that provides fun and excitement for everyone. 

Performed by Ad Lib, a community drama group - run by the community, for the community,

Ad Lib is a voluntary youth theatre company for children, young people and beyond. It was established in 1998 and has grown and flourished over the years. For more information email info@adlibdrama.com


Also performed on WEDNESDAY 29 MAY, at 5pm


£5, £4 concessions, £3 children
Community Children’s Art Workshops with Jacquie Myrtle Tue 29 - Fri 31 May10am
Children’s Art Workshops with Jacquie Myrtle

More happy holiday creative fun with artist Jacquie Myrtle using a variety of materials.

10-12 noon (5-7year olds)

1-3 pm/yh (over 7 year olds)



£3 per child per session
Film Wreck-It Ralph (PG) Friday 31 May5.30pm

Great funny film for all the family well worth seeing on the big
screen in 3D.

Directed by Rich Moore, and starring voices John C. Reilly, Sarah Silverman, Jane Lynch, Alan Tudyk, and Jack McBrayer.

1 hr 41
 £3, £2 children

Film Evil Dead (18) Friday 31 May8pm

A new take on the classic, but excellently and excitingly done to take it to a new level of horror.

Directed by Fede Alvarez, and starring Jane Levy, Jessica Lucas, Shiloh Fernandez, Lou Taylor, and Pucci Elizabeth Blackmore.

1 hr 31
£4, £3.25 concessions
Music Serenade with Sioned Terry Saturday 1 June7.30pm
Serenade with Sioned Terry accompanied by Glian Llwyd

A delightful evening is in prospect when Sioned Terry’s captivatingly beautiful voice fills the perfect acoustic of Ucheldre. Classically trained mezzo-soprano Sioned’s popular programme includes well-known arias, songs from stage and screen, oratorio, lieder, and traditional Welsh classics.

Success in national and international Eisteddfodau at an early age led to a wide-ranging performing career. Recent engagements have been at Eirias Park, alongside such as Only Boys Aloud, and the Gwyl Gobaith music festival, sharing the platform with Hayley Westenra and classical music sensation, Amore.

Tonight she is accompanied by Glian Llwyd. A Blue Ribbon winner, and accomplished pianist in her own right, who will also perform some solo pieces.


*£8, £7 concessions/gostyngiadau, £3 children/plant
Film Wreck-It Ralph (PG) Sunday 2 June3.30pm

Great funny film for all the family well worth seeing on the big
screen in 3D.

Directed by Rich Moore, and starring voices John C. Reilly, Sarah Silverman, Jane Lynch, Alan Tudyk, and Jack McBrayer.

1 hr 41
 £3, £2 children
Music The Ucheldre Music Club Monday 3 June 8 for 8.15pm

The Ucheldre Music Club is directed by Marian Leeming and meets twice monthly on Mondays. Non-members welcome.

The Music Club meets after the Centre is closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access.

Non-members £3, £2 concessions
Broadcast Ariadne auf Naxos Tuesday 4 June7pm

Glyndebourne Live, Ariadne auf Naxo, by Richard Strauss



Live.  Sung in German with English surtitles.


We are delighted to add the 2013 Glyndebourne Festival to our opera broadcast programme.

The season opens with a new production of this compelling and intricately crafted collaboration between composer Richard Strauss and writer Hugo von Hofmannsthal. After the enormous success of Der Rosenkavalier, the two men conceived the idea of a light entertainment, a small trifle to amuse and divert the public.


2hrs 45
£10, £8 concessions, £3 children. Or all 6 operas in Season for price of 5.
Film Wreck-It Ralph (PG) Wednesday 5 June5.30pm

Great funny film for all the family well worth seeing on the big
screen in 3D.

Directed by Rich Moore, and starring voices John C. Reilly, Sarah Silverman, Jane Lynch, Alan Tudyk, and Jack McBrayer.

1 hr 41
 £3, £2 children

Film Evil Dead (18) Wednesday 5 June8pm

A new take on the classic, but excellently and excitingly done to take it to a new level of horror.

Directed by Fede Alvarez, and starring Jane Levy, Jessica Lucas, Shiloh Fernandez, Lou Taylor, and Pucci Elizabeth Blackmore.

1 hr 31
£4, £3.25 concessions
Film Iron Man 3 (12A) Friday 7 June5.30pm


Exciting latest adventure as Tony Stark struggles to defeat a great threat posed by The Mandarian.

Great visuals in 3D.

Directed by Shane Black, and starring Robert Downey Jr, Guy Pearce, Ben Kingsley, Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle, and James Badge Dale.

2 hr 10
 £3, £2 children
Film Iron Man 3 (12A) Friday 7 June8pm


Exciting latest adventure as Tony Stark struggles to defeat a great threat posed by The Mandarian.

Great visuals in 3D.

Directed by Shane Black, and starring Robert Downey Jr, Guy Pearce, Ben Kingsley, Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle, and James Badge Dale.

2 hr 10
 £4, £3.25 concessions, £2 children
Music Gweithdy Lleisiol/Vocal Workshops gan/with Marian Bryfdir Saturday 8 June10am
Gweithdy Lleisiol / Vocal Workshops
gan/with Marian Bryfdir


Vocal techniques, and exercises for a variety of repertoire from folk to classical.

In the afternoon session there will be the opportunity to prepare a concert piece for an informal Show and Sing between 3-4 pm to which the public are welcome to attend.

10 am – 1 pm

2 – 4pm
£10, £5 concessions & students
Exhibition Diploma Fine Art Show/ Sioe Diploma Celfyddyd
Saturday 8 June5pm

Diploma Fine Art Show/ Sioe Diploma Celfyddyd
Diploma Show 2013 has eight new artists presenting work ranging from painting, installation, sculpture to photography and film. Students have been working throughout the region and come together at Ucheldre for the annual presentation of four year’s study on the highly popular part time BA Honours Fine Art Degreeat Lifelong Learning.

Mae gan Sioe Diploma 2013 wyth o artistiaid newydd yn cyflwyno gwaith sy’n amrywio o baentio, gosod, cerflunwaith i ffotograffiaeth a ffilm. Mae myfyrwyr wedi bod yn gweithio ledled yr ardal ac yn dod ynghyd yn Ucheldre ar gyfer cyflwyniad blynyddol o’u hastudiaethau pedair blynedd ar y cwrs gradd rhan-amserhynod boblogaidd, BA Anrhydedd Celfyddyd Gain, Dysgu Gydol Oes.

Diploma Show Private View 5 pm / Cyfle i weld Sioe Diploma 5 yh

All welcome / Croeso i bawb

Exhibition runs until Sunday 16 June / Arddangosfa yn rhedig tan Sul 16 Mehefin.

Bangor University/ Prifysgol Bangor(01248 382 382475 or ll@bangor.ac.uk).
admission free
Film Iron Man 3 (12A) Sunday 9 June3.30pm


Exciting latest adventure as Tony Stark struggles to defeat a great threat posed by The Mandarian.

Great visuals in 3D.

Directed by Shane Black, and starring Robert Downey Jr, Guy Pearce, Ben Kingsley, Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle, and James Badge Dale.

2 hr 10
 £3, £2 children
Music Ucheldre Jazz club Monday 10 June 7.30 for 7.45pm

The Jazz Club meets monthly on Mondays in the Main Hall.

The Jazz Club meets after the Centre is closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access. 

For more information contact Chris Burne (01407) 710089 & R Glynne Pritchard (01407) 763898


Admission free
Film Iron Man 3 (12A) Wednesday 12 June5.30pm


Exciting latest adventure as Tony Stark struggles to defeat a great threat posed by The Mandarian.

Great visuals in 3D.

Directed by Shane Black, and starring Robert Downey Jr, Guy Pearce, Ben Kingsley, Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle, and James Badge Dale.

2 hr 10
 £3, £2 children
Film Iron Man 3 (12A) Wednesday 12 June8pm


Exciting latest adventure as Tony Stark struggles to defeat a great threat posed by The Mandarian.

Great visuals in 3D.

Directed by Shane Black, and starring Robert Downey Jr, Guy Pearce, Ben Kingsley, Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle, and James Badge Dale.

2 hr 10
 £4, £3.25 concessions, £2 children
Broadcast The Audience
Thursday 13 June7pm
The Audience

In the second of our National Theatre Live broadcasts, Helen Mirren reprises her Academy Award winning role as Queen Elizabeth II in the highly-anticipated West End production of The Audience.

For sixty years Elizabeth II has met each of her twelve Prime Ministers in a weekly audience at Buckingham Palace – a meeting like no other in British public life – it is private. Both parties have an unspoken agreement never to repeat what is said. Not even to their spouses.

The Audience breaks this contract of silence – and imagines a series of pivotal meetings between the Downing Street incumbents and their Queen. From Churchill to Cameron, each Prime Minister has used these private conversations as a sounding board and a confessional – sometimes intimate, sometimes explosive.


From young mother to grandmother, these private audiences chart the arc of the second Elizabethan Age. Politicians come and go through the revolving door of electoral politics, while she remains constant, waiting to welcome her next Prime Minister.

The Audience reunites writer Peter Morgan and Academy Award-winning actress Helen Mirren following their collaboration on the critically-acclaimed movie sensation The Queen.

The Audience is directed by Academy Award-nominated director Stephen Daldry (Billy Elliot, The Hours) and presented in the West End by Matthew Byam Shaw for Playful Productions, Robert Fox and Andy Harries.



£10, £8 concessions, £3 children
Film Iron Man 3 (12A) Friday 14 June5.30pm


Exciting latest adventure as Tony Stark struggles to defeat a great threat posed by The Mandarian.

Great visuals in 3D.

Directed by Shane Black, and starring Robert Downey Jr, Guy Pearce, Ben Kingsley, Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle, and James Badge Dale.

2 hr 10
 £3, £2 children
Film Iron Man 3 (12A) Friday 14 June8pm


Exciting latest adventure as Tony Stark struggles to defeat a great threat posed by The Mandarian.

Great visuals in 3D.

Directed by Shane Black, and starring Robert Downey Jr, Guy Pearce, Ben Kingsley, Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle, and James Badge Dale.

2 hr 10
 £4, £3.25 concessions, £2 children
Literary Ucheldre Literary Society: Kevin McCann Saturday 15 June11.30am
Ucheldre Literary Society: Kevin McCann

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£6, £5 members
Drama Romeo & Juliet
Sunday 16 June2.30pm
Romeo & Juliet

Anvil Productions return with another magical Shakespearian production in the amphitheatre - Romeo and Juliet.

Come dressed well as the production will be outside, unless the weather is appalling!

 


*£10, £8.50 concessions/gostyngiadau, £3 children/plant
Music The Ucheldre Music Club Monday 17 June 8 for 8.15pm
The Ucheldre Music Club is directed by Marian Leeming and meets twice monthly on Mondays. Non-members welcome.

The Music Club meets after the Centre is closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access.

Non-members £3, £2 concessions

Drama Things I Forgot I Remembered Wed 19 - Sat 22 June7.30pm
Things I Forgot I Remembered

National Theatre Wales and Hoipolloi

Hugh Hughes has told stories all over the world, but never before has he performed in front of a home audience. He’s returning to his roots in Anglesey and making a very special new show with National Theatre Wales and Hoipolloi.

Expect love, laughter, an array of unusual characters and a host of events beyond the stage.

Wed 19, Thu 20, Fri 21, and Sat 22 June.

Mi gaiff y cynhyrchiad yma ei berfformio yn Saesneg.

 nationaltheatrewales.org


£5

Exhibition Dorothy Russell
Chocolates and Emotions / Siocled ac Emosiynau
Thursday 20 June6pm
Dorothy Russell
Chocolates and Emotions / Siocled ac Emosiynau

An expression of my year inspired by events, relationships, emotions – and even the weather. Painted, pieced, appliqué, quilted and beaded textile images with something to say. The exhibition centres on one series of journal quilts stimulated by emotions, and another triggered by the gift of a box of chocolates. Experimental manipulated fabrics. Playtime for a lover of art in textiles.

Mynegiant o’m blwyddyn a ysbrydolwyd gan ddigwyddiadau, perthnasau, emosiynau - hyd ynoed y tywydd. Delweddau wedi eu paentio, darnedig, appliqué, wedi’i cwiltio a mwclis gyda rhywbeth i’w ddweud. Mae’r arddangosfa’n canolbwyntio ar un gyfres o gwiltiau wedi eu symbylu gan emosiynau, ac un arall wedi eu hysgogi gan anrheg o focs o siocled. Ffabrigau arbrofol wedi’u haddasu. Amser chwarae i rywunsy’n hoff o gelfyddyd mewn tecstilau.

Exhibition opens 6pm /  Arddangos fa yn agor 6yh

All welcome/ Croeso i bawb

Exhibition runs until Wednesday 17 July / Arddangosfa tan Mercher 17 Gorffennaf


admission free
Broadcast Falstaff, by Giuseppe Verdi
Sunday 23 June3.30pm
Glyndebourne encore
Falstaff, by Giuseppe Verdi

The second opera from Glyndebourne is an Encore from a live performance in June 2009.

Sung in Italian with English surtitles.

Throughout his long career, Verdi longed to find a good subject for a comic opera. Towards the very end of it he found that subject, in the vast and jovial shape of Shakespeare’s John Falstaff.





3hrs 05
£10, £8 concessions, £3 children
Music The Isle of Anglesey Choral Society Thursday 27 June7.30pm
The Isle of Anglesey Choral Society

Directed by Petra Lloyd Davies

With Llio Evans, Soprano

and Beth Roberts, accompanist

A Concert of Choral Classics

The Isle of Anglesey Choral Society present a programme of choral greats and favourite opera choruses including works by Elgar, Haydn, Mendelssohn and Weber.


5pm Restaurant open for pre-concert meals


£8, £7concessions/gostyngiadau, £3 children/plant
Music DnA
Saturday 29 June7.30pm
DnA

Traditional and new Welsh music on the harp and fiddle.

DnA by name, DnA by nature: music is in the very DNA of this hugely talented mother and-daughter duo from Wales, both of whom enjoy international reputations no tonly as soloists but as members of such bands as Calan, Adran D, Aberjaber and Cromlech. Whether they’re vamping up a traditional oldie or minting something entirely new, there’s a timeless beauty to these intimate and irresistible conversations between harp and fiddle.

Cerddoriaeth traddodiadol a newydd ar y delyn a’r ffidil.

DnA mewn natur ac mewn enw: mae cerddoriaeth yn rhan o DNA y ddeuawd hynod ddawnus mam-a-merch hon o Gymru. Mae gan y ddwy enw da yn rhyngwladol, nid yn unig fel unawdwyr, ond fel aelodau o fandiau megis Calan, AdranD, Aberjaber a Cromlech. Boed yn rhoi bywyd i hen ffefrynnau traddodiadol neu’n creu rhywbeth cwbl newydd, mae harddwch diamser i’r ymddiddan agos a swynol hwn rhwng telyn a ffidl.


*£8, £7 concessions/gostyngiadau,£3 children/plant
Music The Ucheldre Music Club Monday 1 July 8 for 8.15pm

The Ucheldre Music Club is directed by Marian Leeming and meets twice monthly on Mondays. Non-members welcome.

The Music Club meets after the Centre is closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access.

Non-members £3, £2 concessions
Music Iwan Llewelyn-Jones
Saturday 6 July7.30pm
Iwan Llewelyn-Jones

The Piano in Song – Y Piano mewn Cân

Iwan Llewelyn-Jones brings his 2012-13 piano recital series to a close with beautiful melodies from Felix Mendelssohn and Francis Poulenc. Both Franz Liszt and Maurice Ravel add drama and panache to the occasion and Franz Schubert’s last work for piano solo, the epic Sonata in B flat D.960 provides a triumphant climax to this musical journey exploring ‘The Piano in Song’.

New series starts Saturday 2 November 2013, then 1 February, 29 March, and 7 June 2014


£10, £9 concessions/gostyngiadau,£3 plant/children
Music The Show That Rocks
Sunday 7 July2pm
The Show That Rocks

Show On Live presents its brand new all singing and dancing production, The Show That Rocks! with music from the charts and musicals. This is a show not to be missed this summer.

Book your tickets early to avoid missing out.


£5 adult, £4 child, £15 family (2+2)
Drama Wait Until Dark
Thu 11 - Sat 13 July7.30pm
Wait Until Dark

by Frederick Knott.

Directed by Tom Wallwork.

A tense thriller that will have audiences gripped to their seats.


Ucheldre Rep

A drug filled doll has gone missing from a London flat. Three thugs work out a highly involved plan to retrieve it from a blind lady who is totally unaware of its contents. The thugs will stop at nothing to get the doll. In a terrifying climax she makes use of the fact that in the dark the blind have an actual advantage over those who can see.  All she has to do now is “Wait until Dark”.

£6.50, £5 concessions, £3children
Broadcast Le Nozze di Figaro
Sunday 14 July3.30pm
Le Nozze di Figaro, by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - encore

Captured live in July 2012. Sung in Italian with English surtitles.

Michael Grandage’s production of Mozart’s Le Nozze di Figaro returns. The opera has particular significance, as it was the first ever to be performed at Glyndebourne in 1934, with festival co-founder Audrey Mildmay in the role of Susanna.




3hrs 45
£10, £8 concessions, £3 children
Music The Ucheldre Music Club Monday 15 July 8 for 8.15pm

The Ucheldre Music Club is directed by Marian Leeming and meets twice monthly on Mondays. Non-members welcome.

The Music Club meets after the Centre is closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access.

Non-members £3, £2 concessions
Broadcast The Royal Ballet Dances Ashton Tuesday 16 July7.15pm

ROH encore, The Royal Ballet Dances Ashton



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£10, £8 concessions, £3 children


Music Stairway to the Stars
Friday 19 July7.15pm
Stairway to the Stars

Mary Parry’s Musical Players proudly present ‘Stairway to the Stars’ bringing all the glamour of Hollywood and Broadway to Holyhead with an extravaganza of music and dance from Bogart to Chaplin, Marilyn Monroe to Maureen O’Hara.

Let Mary and her players transport you back to the golden age of Hollywood.

Tickets to last years sell-out show went in a matter of hours so make sure you see Mary Parry’s legendary annual summer show – grab your tickets today!

Tonight's proceeds towards Hope House in memory of Beryl Stuart

£8, £7 concessions


Music Stairway to the Stars
Saturday 20 July1.30pm
Stairway to the Stars

Mary Parry’s Musical Players proudly present ‘Stairway to the Stars’ bringing all the glamour of Hollywood and Broadway to Holyhead with an extravaganza of music and dance from Bogart to Chaplin, Marilyn Monroe to Maureen O’Hara.

Let Mary and her players transport you back to the golden age of Hollywood.

Tickets to last years sell-out show went in a matter of hours so make sure you see Mary Parry’s legendary annual summer show – grab your tickets today!

Tonight's proceeds towards Hope House in memory of Beryl Stuart

£8, £7 concessions
Music The Legend of Luke Kelly
Sunday 21 July7.30pm
The Legend of Luke Kelly



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£15, £13 concessions
Music Ucheldre Jazz club Monday 22 July 7.30 for 7.45pm

The Jazz Club meets monthly on Mondays in the Main Hall.

The Jazz Club meets after the Centre is closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access. 

For more information contact Chris Burne (01407) 710089 & R Glynne Pritchard (01407) 763898

Admission free
Broadcast Hippolyte et Aricie
Thursday 25 July6.15pm


Hippolyte et Aricie, by Jean-Philippe Rameau - live opera



Live. Sung in French with English surtitles.

When Rameau died in 1764, the Mercure de France concluded its obituary with the words “Here lies the God of Harmony.” In many ways he defined 18th-century French music, publishing his widely influential Treaty on Harmony in 1722. Hippolyte et Aricie was Rameau’s first work for the stage, written when he was nearly 50. It is also Glyndebourne’s first production of an opera by Rameau, and will strike audiences, as it did in Paris in 1733, with its richness of invention.


3hrs 45
£10, £8 concessions, £3 children
Broadcast La Fille Mal Gardee (Ballet)
Monday 5 August7.15pm

ROH encore, La Fille Mal Gardee (Ballet)



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£10, £8 concessions, £3 children
Broadcast Don Pasquale
Tuesday 6 August7.15pm
Don Pasquale, by Gaetana Donizetti - live opera

Live. Sung in Italian with English surtitles.


Donizetti was an enormously prolific composer. Don Pasquale is the 64th of his 66 operas, and was written only a year before the onset of the syphilis-induced dementia that was eventually to overwhelm him. Given the circumstances, it is hardly surprising that the diamond-bright wit and brilliance of this opera also has a distinctly dark side. Danielle de Niese, who is acknowledged as one of the world’s most talented and charismatic artists and has been described as “the world’s coolest soprano” by the New York Times, performs the role of Norina.


2hrs 45
£10, £8 concessions, £3 children
Music Ucheldre Jazz club Monday 12 August 7.30 for 7.45pm

The Jazz Club meets monthly on Mondays in the Main Hall.

The Jazz Club meets after the Centre is closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access. 

For more information contact Chris Burne (01407) 710089 & R Glynne Pritchard (01407) 763898


Admission free
Broadcast Billy Budd
Tuesday 20 August7.30pm
Billy Budd, by Benjamin Britten - encore

Captured live in August 2010. Sung in English with English surtitles.

This year marks the centenary of Benjamin Britten, who was born on 22 November – the feast day of Saint Cecilia, patron saint of music. His powerfully dramatic Billy Budd returns to Glyndebourne, with Jacques Imbrailo in the title role and Sir Mark Elder conducting.




3hrs 25
£10, £8 concessions, £3 children
Music The Ucheldre Music Club Monday 9 September 8 for 8.15pm

The Ucheldre Music Club is directed by Marian Leeming and meets twice monthly on Mondays. Non-members welcome.

The Music Club meets after the Centre is closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access.

Non-members £3, £2 concessions
Music Ucheldre Jazz club Monday 16 September 7.30 for 7.45pm

The Jazz Club meets monthly on Mondays in the Main Hall.

The Jazz Club meets after the Centre is closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access. 

For more information contact Chris Burne (01407) 710089 & R Glynne Pritchard (01407) 763898

Admission free


Broadcast Turandot Tuesday 17 September7.15pm

ROH live, Turandot



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£10, £8 concessions, £3 children
Music The Ucheldre Music Club Monday 23 September 8 for 8.15pm
 

The Ucheldre Music Club is directed by Marian Leeming and meets twice monthly on Mondays. Non-members welcome.

The Music Club meets after the Centre is closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access.

Non-members £3, £2 concessions
Music The Ucheldre Music Club Monday 7 October 8 for 8.15pm
 

The Ucheldre Music Club is directed by Marian Leeming and meets twice monthly on Mondays. Non-members welcome.

The Music Club meets after the Centre is closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access.

Non-members £3, £2 concessions
Music Ucheldre Jazz club Monday 14 October 7.30 for 7.45pm

The Jazz Club meets monthly on Mondays in the Main Hall.

The Jazz Club meets after the Centre is closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access. 

For more information contact Chris Burne (01407) 710089 & R Glynne Pritchard (01407) 763898


Admission free
Broadcast Don Quixote
Wednesday 16 October7.15pm

ROH live, Don Quixote



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£10, £8 concessions, £3 children
Music The Ucheldre Music Club Monday 21 October 8 for 8.15pm
 

The Ucheldre Music Club is directed by Marian Leeming and meets twice monthly on Mondays. Non-members welcome.

The Music Club meets after the Centre is closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access.

Non-members £3, £2 concessions
Broadcast Les Vepres Siciliennes
Monday 4 November5.45pm

ROH live, Les Vepres Siciliennes



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£10, £8 concessions, £3 children
Music The Ucheldre Music Club Monday 4 November 8 for 8.15pm
 

The Ucheldre Music Club is directed by Marian Leeming and meets twice monthly on Mondays. Non-members welcome.

The Music Club meets after the Centre is closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access.

Non-members £3, £2 concessions
Music Ucheldre Jazz club Monday 11 November 7.30 for 7.45pm

The Jazz Club meets monthly on Mondays in the Main Hall.

The Jazz Club meets after the Centre is closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access. 

For more information contact Chris Burne (01407) 710089 & R Glynne Pritchard (01407) 763898

Admission free


Music The Ucheldre Music Club Monday 18 November 8 for 8.15pm
 

The Ucheldre Music Club is directed by Marian Leeming and meets twice monthly on Mondays. Non-members welcome.

The Music Club meets after the Centre is closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access.

Non-members £3, £2 concessions
Music The Ucheldre Music Club Monday 2 December 8 for 8.15pm
 

The Ucheldre Music Club is directed by Marian Leeming and meets twice monthly on Mondays. Non-members welcome.

The Music Club meets after the Centre is closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access.

Non-members £3, £2 concessions
Music Ucheldre Jazz club Monday 9 December 7.30 for 7.45pm

The Jazz Club meets monthly on Mondays in the Main Hall.

The Jazz Club meets after the Centre is closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access. 

For more information contact Chris Burne (01407) 710089 & R Glynne Pritchard (01407) 763898

Admission free


Broadcast The Nutcracker (Ballet)
Thursday 12 December7.15pm

ROH live, The Nutcracker (Ballet)



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£10, £8 concessions, £3 children
Music The Ucheldre Music Club Monday 16 December 8 for 8.15pm
 

The Ucheldre Music Club is directed by Marian Leeming and meets twice monthly on Mondays. Non-members welcome.

The Music Club meets after the Centre is closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access.

Non-members £3, £2 concessions
Broadcast Parcifal
Wednesday 18 December4.45pm

ROH live, Parcifal



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£10, £8 concessions, £3 children
Broadcast Don Giovanni, opera
Wednesday 12 February6.45pm

ROH live, Don Giovanni, opera



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£10, £8 concessions, £3 children
Broadcast The Sleeping Beauty (Ballet)
Wednesday 19 March7.15pm

ROH live, The Sleeping Beauty (Ballet)



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dur
£10, £8 concessions, £3 children
Broadcast A Winter's Tale (Ballet)
Monday 28 April7.15pm

ROH live, A Winter's Tale (Ballet)



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dur
£10, £8 concessions, £3 children
Broadcast Manon Lescaut (opera)
Tuesday 24 June6.45pm

ROH live, Manon Lescaut (opera)



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dur
£10, £8 concessions, £3 children

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