Canolfan UCHELDRE Centre

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.

click here to see the PropsAnvil website for futher information.

The Ucheldre Rep meet Tuesday and Thursday evenings.

New members always welcome.

Click here for the Ucheldre Rep web site.

A display of patchwork and quilts made by members of the WEA classes held in the Centre which Eunice Lord has been tutoring for the past 19 years.

Arddangosiad o glytwaith a chwiltiau a wnaed gan aelodau o ddosbarthiadau WEA a gynhaliwyd yn y Ganolfan lle mae Eunice Lord wedi bod yn tiwtora dros y 19 mlynedd ddiwethaf.

Exhibition runs until Sunday 3 June - Arddangosfa yn rhedig tan dydd Sul 3 Mehefin

The Ucheldre Rep kicks off its new season of plays with Caroline Tattersall taking on the title role in Ted Willis' multi acclaimed drama "Woman in a Dressing Gown".  

Set in the 60s it was originally written for television and was the first kitchen sink drama portraying life in a working class family living on a council estate.   This gritty and emotionally driven play directed by Tom Wallwork, deals with a very real and raw truth that eventually surfaces in this long established marriage

by arrangement with Samuel French

The Ucheldre Rep kicks off its new season of plays with Caroline Tattersall taking on the title role in Ted Willis' multi acclaimed drama "Woman in a Dressing Gown".  

Set in the 60s it was originally written for television and was the first kitchen sink drama portraying life in a working class family living on a council estate.   This gritty and emotionally driven play directed by Tom Wallwork, deals with a very real and raw truth that eventually surfaces in this long established marriage

by arrangement with Samuel French

A workshop aimed at developing your voice whether your interest lies in jazz, folk, opera or choral.  

All are welcome

The Ucheldre Rep kicks off its new season of plays with Caroline Tattersall taking on the title role in Ted Willis' multi acclaimed drama "Woman in a Dressing Gown".  

Set in the 60s it was originally written for television and was the first kitchen sink drama portraying life in a working class family living on a council estate.   This gritty and emotionally driven play directed by Tom Wallwork, deals with a very real and raw truth that eventually surfaces in this long established marriage

by arrangement with Samuel French

The Ucheldre Jazz Club meets monthly on Mondays.

Non-members welcome

We welcome back to our stage Iwan Owen.

This recital is to include works by Beethoven, Chopin and Schubert.

Welcome to Rainbow Park, Sunny Village in Playlandia

Mr and Mrs Greengrass run a bird sanctuary and gift and tea shop. They have two daughters - Greta, the naughty one, and Gracy who is quiet and likes playing by herself and dreaming. Tommy the tailor is in love with Greta who is happy to play along. The villain of the piece is Prince Loxy Fox and he is assisted by Goosey Goblin who lives under the bridge over the river which runs through the nature reserve.Trying to look after all the people in Playlandia is silly old PC Pincher. They all get completely mixed up when a strange duck-like bird comes to Gracy for help.

Filled with new songs and music this show takes the cast through the story until they all end up in new situations having learned from their mistakes.

A tale of redemption and baddies getting their just deserts, this is full of surprises and fun for all ages.

The same company of actors who brought you - Robin Hood and The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

                                Bank Holiday Monday  - Panto - The Ugly Duckling

                                Wednesday - David Crystal Talks - History of the Language Day

                                 Wednesday  - Film - The Isle of Dogs

                                 Tuesday-Friday -  PROPS Theatre Workshops for Children and Young People

                                 Sunday - End of Workshop Show - A Spoonful of Musical Theatre

Welcome to Rainbow Park, Sunny Village in Playlandia

Mr and Mrs Greengrass run a bird sanctuary and gift and tea shop. They have two daughters - Greta, the naughty one, and Gracy who is quiet and likes playing by herself and dreaming. Tommy the tailor is in love with Greta who is happy to play along. The villain of the piece is Prince Loxy Fox and he is assisted by Goosey Goblin who lives under the bridge over the river which runs through the nature reserve.Trying to look after all the people in Playlandia is silly old PC Pincher. They all get completely mixed up when a strange duck-like bird comes to Gracy for help.

Filled with new songs and music this show takes the cast through the story until they all end up in new situations having learned from their mistakes.

A tale of redemption and baddies getting their just deserts, this is full of surprises and fun for all ages.

The same company of actors who brought you - Robin Hood and The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

           Workshops for children aged 7 and over preparing for a show to be staged on Sunday 3 June.
                                                        
                                                 Daily from 10.30am - 4pm

Props Theatre School

The education and training unit of PropsAnvil is for children and adults. As well as a great way of making friends, enhancing skills and developing confidence we offer opportunities to improve performance skills, gain Nationally Accredited Qualifications to Level 5, ready for a career in the theatre and the creative and performing arts.

Introduction to the history of the English language; Old English, Middle English, Early Modern English; change in pronunciation, gammar, and vocabulary; change and variation today.

Booking Information and Cost:

Cost: per day £150 (includes morning and afternoon refreshment and buffet lunch)

Certificates of attendance will be provided if required.

Booking:  Because of the limited size and facilities of the venue, places are limited to 50, so early booking is advised.  An Early Bird discount is available, up to two months before the event.

People should book by: mail to the Ucheldre Centre, Millbank, Holyhead LL65 1TE / directly through boxoffice@ucheldre.org/ by phone 01407 763361.

A registration form  will be sent (via email or post, as requested) to be returned to the Centre along with payment.

All events are held in support of Ucheldre, a community arts venue in Holyhead, and a registered charity.

A production by PROPS (Props Theatre School) at the culmination of their weeklong

workshops here at Ucheldre.

A spoonful of Musical Theatre is a children’s presentation at the finish of their weeklong half-term drama workshops with PROPS Theatre School.

Props Theatre School is the education and training unit of PropsAnvil and is for children and adults alike.

As well as a great way of making friends, enhancing skills and developing confidence we offer opportunities to improve performance skills, gain Nationally Accredited Qualifications to Level 5, ready for a career in the theatre and the creative and performing arts.

The Ucheldre Jazz Club meets monthly on Mondays.

Non-members welcome

Iwan concludes his homage to Claude Debussy with a programme of piano music that evokes fantastic images from across the world. In Debussy’s ‘Estampes’ and ‘Preludes’ the musical journey takes in Japanese pagodas, Spanish nightlife, Italian hills and French gardens. With the vibrant sounds of Francis Poulenc’s ‘Napoli’ suite and Emmanuel Chabrier’s rumbustious Bourrée fantasque, magical islands conjured up in pieces by John Ireland, Cyril Scott and Eric Jones, and Johannes Brahms’s gripping Seven Fantasies, this promises to be a scintillating experience.

Featuring music of the fabulous 1950s 

 

Producer & Director - Mary Parry MBE

Choreographer - Caroline Shaw

Musical Director - Huw Peters

Costumes - Mary Parry

Guest Appearance: Côr Clwyd

All proceeds to S.S.A.F.A

The last word in Celtic Gypsy Klezmer

A contagious epidemic of folkin a joyously wild maverick mix.

This explosive band combines diabolical fiddle virtuosity from international star Adam Summerhayes;  outrageous brilliance from world number one recorder genius, Piers Adams;  horrifying high-ABV insanity from accordion master, Murray Grainger;  positively feverish  power from bass legend, Malcolm Creese; and dazzling bodhran playing from king of folk percussion, Cormac Byrne.

Blows - Piers Adams

Scrapes - Adam Summerhayes

Bellows - Murray Grainger

Twangs - Malcolm Creese

Bangs - Cormac Byrne

In their first concert under new musical director Ellie Lighton, the Isle of Anglesey Choral Society celebrate the centenary year of Leonard Bernstein, with a choral suite from his ever popular West Side Story.  They will also sing music by American composers Aaron Copland and George Gershwin, and British composers William Byrd and John Rutter."

A chance to see the wide range of work exhibitied in Ucheldre's 27th annual Art for All Competition.

Many of the adult paintings are for sale.

Entry forms are available from the Centre, and must be returned with the work between Thursday 12 and Saturday 14 July 2018.  the Centre is open for dropping off from 10am - 5pm

The Compettions will be judged by artist Wil Rowlands. Prizewinners wil be announced at the evening's opening, to which all are welcome.

Dyma gyfle i weld y dewis eang o waith sy’n cael arddangos yn 27ain cystadleuaeth flynyddol Celfyddyd I Bawb Ucheldre.

Bydd llawer o waith yr oedolion ar werth. Ffurflenni mynediad ar gael yn y Ganolfan, a rhaid eu dychwelyd gyda’r gwaith rhwng Dydd Iau 12 a Dydd Sadwrn 14 Gorffennaf 2018, 10yb - 5yh

Bydd y cystadleuaeth yn cael ei feirniadu gan Wil Rowlands. Cyhoeddir enwau’r enillwyr ar ddechrau cyfnod yr arddangosfa. Croeso i bawb.

Exhibition opens 5pm. Announcement of prizewinners 5.30pm

 Addangosfa'n agor 5yh Cyhoeddi enillwyr gwobrau 5.30yh

Exhibition runs until Sunday 4 September / Arddangosfa yn rhedig tan dydd Sul 6 Medi

supported by / Cefnogwyd gan Michael and Felicia Crystal

The Ucheldre Jazz Club meets monthly on Mondays.

Non-members welcome

The first day will be an Introduction to Shakespeare's use of vocabulary, gammar, metre, orthography; his linguistic creativity; his influence on modern English.The second day will be an introduction to original pronunciation, followed by a workshop in which participants will be trained to use the accent for themselves.

(Early Bird cut-off Thurssday 31 May)

Booking Information and Cost:

Cost: per day £150; Early Bird £125 (includes morning and afternoon refreshment and buffet lunch)

Certificates of attendance will be provided if required.

Booking:  Because of the limited size and facilities of the venue, places are limited to 50, so early booking is advised.  An Early Bird discount is available, up to two months before the event.

People should book by: mail to the Ucheldre Centre, Millbank, Holyhead LL65 1TE / directly through boxoffice@ucheldre.org/ by phone 01407 763361.

A registration form  will be sent (via email or post, as requested) to be returned to the Centre along with payment.

All events are held in support of Ucheldre, a community arts venue in Holyhead, and a registered charity.

Monday - Wednesday  10am-4pm: workshops for adults, and teenagers age 15+, to make scrap sculptures using grinder and welding equipment outside. Please bring as much ferrous metal as you can.

   £15, £10 concessions & students,£6 teenagers (age 15+)

Thursday & Friday: Children's workshops. Learn how to turn an odd assortment of scrap into a sculpture. Bring along any interesting pieces of ferrous metal you, or your parents, might not want.

But please ask them first!

10am -12 noon (5-7 year olds)  &  1-3pm (7+ years)

   £3 per child per session,  booking advisable

Christmas Pantomime : more information to follow shortly