Canolfan UCHELDRE Centre

Best wishes

Jan Thomas

Jacquie Myrtle leads these popular art workshops for children.

Props Theatre School and Anvil Productions

Currently producing up to five shows a year, and holding weekly classes, examinations and rehearsals at the Ucheldre

Props Theatre School

The education and training unit of PropsAnvil is for children and adults.  

Anvil Productions

As a leading theatre company Anvil nurtures fresh young talent introducing them to experienced professionals. Together they rediscover the classics and more to produce quality theatre of all kinds for audiences across the country.

The Ucheldre Rep meet Tuesday and Thursday evenings.

New members always welcome.

Click here for the Ucheldre Rep web site.

The MAG was established in 2007, evolving from the then WEA group, for local aspiring artists to meet under the guidance of our tutor – artist Sue Griffiths.

We explore techniques, study the works of renowned painters and sculptors with the aim of developing our own personal styles.

Early on MAG was affiliated to the AAAC ( Association of Anglesey art clubs) which allowed members to enter the biennial art competition at Oriel Mon. Many of our members, past and present, have successfully exhibited at this competition and won major prizes.

Our group now has 18 members, all living on Anglesey, who meet on a weekly basis. This will be the first MAG solo show.  

Sefydlwyd y grŵp yn 2007, gan esblygu o'r grŵp WEA fel yr oedd ar y pryd, er mwyn i artistiaid lleol gyfarfod o dan arweiniad ein tiwtor – yr arlunydd Sue Griffiths.

Byddwn yn archwilio technegau, yn astudio gwaith paentwyr a cherflunwyr enwog gyda'r nod o ddatblygu ein dulliau personol ein hunain.

Yn gynnar, roedd y Grwp yn gysylltiedig â'r AAAC (Cymdeithas clybiau celf Ynys Môn) a oedd yn caniatáu i’n haelodau ymgymryd yn y gystadleuaeth gelf bob dwy flynedd yn Oriel Mon. Mae llawer o’n haelodau dros y blynyddoedd wedi arddangos yn llwyddiannus yn y gystadleuaeth hon ac wedi ennill prif wobrau.

Erbyn hyn, mae gan ein grŵp 18 o aelodau yn cyfarfod yn wythnosol a phob un ohonom yn byw ar Ynys Môn. Dyma fydd sioe gyntaf Grwp Celf ddydd Llun.

Exhibition runs until Sunday 10 March

    Arddangosfa yn rhedig tan dydd Sul 10 Mawrth

A night of music variety with the talented students from the William Mathias Music Centre,

Elain Rhys and friends.

This is a fundraising event.

   ‘From Solstice to Winter Hearth’ – a creative writing workshop with Adam Craig

A seasonal workshop that explores inner landscapes, both imagined and imaginal, and asks us to find that place within where we are most free to create. For poets and prose writers, beginners and beyond.

Adam Craig is a writer, editor and graphic designer, interested in landscapes both exterior and interior, and in developing ways in which we can use writing to explore these places. His writing has appeared in magazines and anthologies, and he has published a short story collection together with two novels. Adam lives and works in North Wales, where he helps run Cinnamon Press.

A warm welcome to all / Croeso cynnes i bawb

Northern Ballet’s Bite Sized Ballets are the perfect way for your little ones to enjoy the magic of dance, music and storytelling on the big screen! See Tortoise & the Hare brought to life by Northern Ballet’s amazing dancers in this colourful and highly entertaining film made especially for children.

Once upon a time there was a speedy Hare who would never stop talking about how fast he could run. Sick of being teased for his slowness, Tortoise challenged him to a race. No one thought he could win, but life is full of surprises!

Northern Ballet’s Tortoise & the Hare races on to the big screen as part of our fantastic season of interactive ballets for children, narrated by Anita Rani. With playful characters and spellbinding music, this adorable ballet is sure to have your little ones dancing with excitement!

Northern Ballet’s Bite Sized Ballets are the perfect way for your little ones to enjoy the magic of dance, music and storytelling on the big screen! See Tortoise & the Hare brought to life by Northern Ballet’s amazing dancers in this colourful and highly entertaining film made especially for children.

Once upon a time there was a speedy Hare who would never stop talking about how fast he could run. Sick of being teased for his slowness, Tortoise challenged him to a race. No one thought he could win, but life is full of surprises!

Northern Ballet’s Tortoise & the Hare races on to the big screen as part of our fantastic season of interactive ballets for children, narrated by Anita Rani. With playful characters and spellbinding music, this adorable ballet is sure to have your little ones dancing with excitement!

Directed by Louise Osbornand & Designed by Becky Davies

How do you know when you have crossed the line?

Would you even know that you had crossed the line?

Mick Evans has a problem. Well, a few problems really. His childhood imaginary friend, Cavelle, has become an inner voice that torments him at every turn.

If that wasn’t enough, his professional life is in tatters as a result of his attachment to Stewart, an unruly pupil. The system doesn’t suit people like Mick, people who don’t conform, people who don’t toe the line... people like Stewart Skinner.

But how did it get this bad? And how do you get back when you have hit rock bottom?

Cracked is a moving, thought-provoking play about vulnerability, mental well-being and the universal need for love.

Features adult themes/strong language. Suitable for age 14+

Supported by the Arts Council of Wales, Welsh Government and the National Lottery

This event runs alongside a workshop also to be held at Ucheldre

Dyluniwyd gan Becky Davies

Sut rydych chi'n gwybod eich bod chi wedi croesi'r llinell?

A fyddech chi hyd yn oed yn gwybod eich bod chi wedi croesi'r llinell?

Mae gan Mick Evans broblem. Wel, sawl problem a dweud y gwir.

Mae ei ffrind dychmygol o'i blentyndod, Cavelle, fel llais mewnol sy'n ei boenydio ar bob cyfle.

A phe na bai hynny'n ddigon, mae ei fywyd proffesiynol ar chwâl o ganlyniad i'w ymlyniad â Stewart, disgybl afreolus. Dyw'r system ddim yn hoffi pobl fel Mick, pobl nad ydynt yn cydymffurfio, pobl nad ydynt yn ufuddhau... pobl fel Stewart Skinner.

Ond sut aeth pethau mor wael? Sut rydych chi'n codi unwaith eto ar ôl bwrw'r gwaelod?

Drama deimladwy sy'n ysgogi'r meddwl am ddiamddiffynnedd, lles meddyliol a'r angen cyffredinol am gariad yw Cracked.

Yn cynnwys themâu oedolion/iaith gref. Yn addas i blant 14+ oed 

Fe'i cefnogir gan Gyngor Celfyddydau Cymru, Llywodraeth Cymru a'r Loteri Genedlaethol

‘Writing Short Stories, according to Flannery O’ Connor’

a creative writing workshop led by Fiona Owen. 

The American short story writer Flannery O’ Connor had things to say about how to write a convincing short story. Drawing on two of her essays, and examples from her own short stories, this workshop will provide plenty of food for thought, as well as practice in writing, following some of her suggestions. We will also look at micro-fiction, a more recent and popular form. All ranges of experience are welcome.

A warm welcome to all/Croeso cynnes i bawb.

Fiona Owen has had five collections of poetry published, the latest being The Green Gate (Cinnamon Press), and has published short stories, interviews, reviews and essays. She directs Ucheldre Literary Society and Rhwng: the Point Between at Ucheldre, teaches creative writing, literature and other arts/humanities subjects for the Open University, and writes and records songs with Gorwel Owen, the latest CD being Releasing Birds. She also runs ‘self/world’ writing events under the title Eye of the Storm. www.rhwng.com

An opportunity to meet and work with two music professionals.

Whether you want to improve your singing voice or even find it. If you want to find those top notes or learn how to breath whilst singing. These monthly workshops are for you. 

All musical tastes are covered: classical, operatic arias, folk songs, pop and songs from the musicals. You would be joining a group of people with similar aims, and have the opportunity to have a private session with Marian or Kiefer.

Marian Bryfdir studied at the Royal Academy of Music and sang with the Glyndebourne Festival Opera and at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden before specialising in opera-in-education and voice teaching. Now based in North Wales, she arranges short intensive courses of vocal rehabilitation for individuals with vocal problems of all types and also gives short courses for young singing teachers.We are very pleased to host her workshops here at Ucheldre.

Kiefer Jones is classically trained and a solo performer. He has also sung with among others Boys Aloud.

Northern Ballet’s Bite Sized Ballets are the perfect way for your little ones to enjoy the magic of dance, music and storytelling on the big screen! See Elves & the Shoemaker brought to life by Northern Ballet’s amazing dancers in this colourful and highly entertaining film made especially for children.

A hard-working shoemaker struggles to support his family. But when he sees a poor lady in need of help, he gives her his final pair of shoes. The next morning he awakes to find that his last piece of leather has been transformed into the most magnificent pair of magical shoes. But who has mysteriously made them?

Northern Ballet’s Elves & the Shoemaker stomps onto the big screen as part of our fantastic season of interactive ballets for children, narrated by Anita Rani. With playful characters and spellbinding music, this adorable ballet is sure to have your little ones dancing with excitement!

a creative writing workshop led by Fiona Owen. 

Drawing on Paul Deaton’s recent collection of poems A Watchful Astronomy and various other examples of poetry and fiction, this workshop will explore ways to enrich your writing (poetry and prose) by using imagery. There will be plenty of fun exercises and the workshop is open to all ranges of experience. 

A warm welcome to all/Croeso cynnes i bawb.

Fiona Owen has had five collections of poetry published, the latest being The Green Gate (Cinnamon Press), and has published short stories, interviews, reviews and essays. She directs Ucheldre Literary Society and Rhwng: the Point Between at Ucheldre, teaches creative writing, literature and other arts/humanities subjects for the Open University, and writes and records songs with Gorwel Owen, the latest CD being Releasing Birds. She also runs ‘self/world’ writing events under the title Eye of the Storm. www.rhwng.com

Northern Ballet’s Bite Sized Ballets are the perfect way for your little ones to enjoy the magic of dance, music and storytelling on the big screen! See Three Little Pigs brought to life by Northern Ballet’s amazing dancers in this colourful and highly entertaining film made especially for children.

Three Little pigs set out into the world. One builds a house of straw. The second a house made of sticks. The third pig builds his house with bricks. Then along comes a very hungry wolf...

Northern Ballet’s Three Little Pigs hits the big screen as part of our fantastic season of interactive ballets for children, narrated by Anita Rani.

With playful characters and spellbinding music, this adorable ballet is sure to have your little ones dancing all the way home with excitement!

Northern Ballet’s Bite Sized Ballets are the perfect way for your little ones to enjoy the magic of dance, music and storytelling on the big screen! See Three Little Pigs brought to life by Northern Ballet’s amazing dancers in this colourful and highly entertaining film made especially for children.

Three Little pigs set out into the world. One builds a house of straw. The second a house made of sticks. The third pig builds his house with bricks. Then along comes a very hungry wolf...

Northern Ballet’s Three Little Pigs hits the big screen as part of our fantastic season of interactive ballets for children, narrated by Anita Rani.

With playful characters and spellbinding music, this adorable ballet is sure to have your little ones dancing all the way home with excitement!