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Canolfan UCHELDRE Centre
Chwefror – Ebrill 2015 February – April
Caergybi/Holyhead 01407 763361 www.ucheldre.org
February - Chwefror
April – Ebrill
March - Mawrth
Mon27
Thu 5 Iau
Ensemble Cymru Coffee Concert
Sat 7 Sadwrn
Iwan Llewelyn-Jones Concert
Mon 9 Llun
Ucheldre Music Club
Sat 14 Sadwrn
Voice Workshop
Sat 14 Sadwrn
MET Live: Iolanta &
Duke Bluebeard’s Castle
Mon 16 – Fri 20
Children’s Art Workshops
Mon 16 Llun
Ucheldre Jazz Club
Wed 18 Mercher
NT Encore: Treasure Island
Sat 21 Sadwrn Anglesey Foster Care Fundraiser
Mon 23 Llun
Ucheldre Music Club
Tue 24 Mawrth ROH Live: Der Fliegende Hollander
Sat/Sadwrn 28
You Say Potato
Sat 7 Sadwrn European Union Chamber Orchestra
Sun 8 March
Siobhan Owen
Mon 9 Llun
Ucheldre Music Club
Wed 11 March
ENO Live: La Traviata
Thu 12 Iau NT Live: Behind the Beautiful Forevers
Sat 14 Sadwrn
Voice Workshop
Sat 14 Sadwrn
MET Live: La Donna Del Lago
Mon 16 Llun
Ucheldre Jazz Club
Tue 17 Mawrth
ROH Live: Ballet Swan Lake
Thu 19 Iau
Vamos Theatre: Nursing Lives
Sat 21 March
Viva La Voce
Mon 23 Llun
Ucheldre Music Club
Thu 26 Iau
NT Live: A View From The Bridge
Fri 27 Gwener
Theatr Bara Caws
Sat 28 Sadwrn Open Studios and Galleries 2015
Sat 28 Sadwrn
The Devil’s Violin
Mon-Thu 30-2 Llun-Iau Children’s Art Workshops
Mon/Llun 30, Tue/Mawrth 31 Llun
Show On: Pirate’s Rock
Wed 1 Mercher
ROH Live: Rise and Fall &
City of Mahogany
Tue-Fri 7-10 Mawrth-Gwener
Children’s Art Workshops
Fri 10 Gwener European Arts Company: Dorian Gray
Sat 11 Sadwrn Riverbank Productions: Robin Hood
Mon 13 Llun
Music Club
Thu 16 Iau
NT Live: The Hard Problem
Sat 18 Sadwrn
Iwan Llewelyn-Jones Concert
Mon 20 Llun
Ucheldre Jazz Club
Fri 24 Gwener
Maritime Museum Fundraiser
Sat 25 Sadwrn
Voice Workshop
Sat 25 Sadwrn Met Live: Cavelleria Rusticana &
Pagliacci
Ucheldre Rep – Tuesday/Mawrth –
Thursday/Iau
Saturday Art Club –
Saturday/Sadwrn
Ucheldre Music Club
Monday/Llun 9 & 23 February/Chwefror
Monday/Llun 9 & 23 March/Mawrth
Monday/Llun 13 & 27 April/Ebrill
Ucheldre Jazz Club
Monday/Llun 16 February/Chwefror
Monday/Llun 16 March/Mawrth
Monday/Llun 20 April/Ebrill
CHWEFROR - FEBRUARY
Sun 1 Sul
Mr Turner
Wed 4 Mercher The Imitation Game
Fri 6 Gwener
The Imitation Game
Sun 8 Sul The Imitation Game
Wed 11 Mercher Mr Turner
Fri 13 Gwen The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
Sun 15 Sul The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
Fri 20 Gwen The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
Sun 22 Sul The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
Wed 25 Mercher The Theory of Everything
Fri 27 Gwener
The Theory of Everything
MAWRTH - MARCH
Sun 1 Sul
Wed 4 Mercher Fri 6 Gwener
Fri 13 Gwener
Sun 15 Sul
Wed 18 Mercher Fri 20 Gwener
Sun 22 Sul
Tue 24 Mawrth
Wed 25 Mercher Sun 29 Sul
APRIL - EBRILL
Penguins of Madagascar
Big Eyes
Big Eyes
Big Eyes
Testament of Youth
Testament of Youth
Testament of Youth
Show Boat
Paddington
Testament of Youth
Paddington
Wed 1 Mercher
Paddington
Fri 3 Gwener
Exodus: Gods and Kings
Sat 4 Sadwrn
Paddington
Sun 5 Sul
Paddington
Wed 8 Mercher The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Sun 12 Sul
The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Wed 15 MercherThe Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Fri 17 Gwener The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Sun 19 Sul
See inside Diary for times of films
Prices for Films
Films at 3.30 & 5.30 pm:
£3 (£2 children/plant)
at 8 pm:
£4 (£3.25 students & concessions /
gostyngiadau a myfyrwyr)
EXHIBITIONS
ARDDANGOSFEYDD
Until/Gan 8 March/Mawrth
Disability Arts Cymru’s Annual Exhibition
Arddangosfa Flynyddol Celfyddydau
Anabledd Cymru
Exhibition Room
Yr Ystafell Arddangos
14 March/Mawrth – 12 April/Ebrill
Anglesey Arts Forum
Admission Free/ Mynediad am ddim
All welcome/Croeso I bawb
Exhibition Room and Aisles
Yr Ystafell Arddangos ac yr ochrau
Free WiFi Internet access now
available in the Ucheldre Kitchen
Mae WiFi am ddim ar gael erbyn hyn
yng Nghegin Ucheldre
Until/Gan 8 March/Mawrth
Disability Arts Cymru’s Annual Exhibition
Arddangosfa Flynyddol Celfyddydau Anabledd Cymru
Disability Arts Cymru’s (DAC) very popular Annual Visual Art Exhibition
by Disabled and Deaf artists will tour to Ucheldre with over 40 pieces of
mixed media work by artists from across Wales. This year’s Exhibition
commemorates, and celebrates, the life and work of disabled artist Mark
Anthony Annis who sadly died earlier this year. DAC had worked with Mark
for many years, and Mark had requested that the Exhibition be in his memory.
DAC was established in 1982 with the aim of creating full equality in the arts
for Disabled and Deaf people in Wales. It works all over Wales, and across all
art forms, with any disabled artist who needs support and advice.
Bydd dros 40 o ddarnau o waith cyfryngau cymysg gan artistiaid anabl a byddar
o bob rhan o Gymru i’w gweld yn Ucheldre pan ddaw Arddangosfa Celf Weledol
Flynyddol Celfyddydau Anabledd Cymru ar daith yma. Mae’r Arddangosfa eleni’n
coffáu a dathlu bywyd a gwaith yr artist anabl Mark Anthony Annis a fu farw’n
gynharach eleni. Roedd Celfyddydau Anabledd Cymru wedi gweithio gyda Mark
am lawer o flynyddoedd, ac roedd Mark wedi gofyn i’r Arddangosfa fod er cof
amdano. Sefydlwyd Celfyddydau Anabledd Cymru yn 1982 gyda’r nod i greu
cydraddoldeb llawn yn y celfyddydau i bobl anabl a byddar yng Nghymru. Gan
gefnogi pob ffurf o gelfyddyd, mae’n gweithio ledled Cymru
gydag unrhyw artist anabl sydd angen cymorth a chyngor.
All Welcome. Exhibition runs until 8 March 2015.
Croeso i Bawb. Mae’r Arddangosfa’n rhedeg tan 8 Mawrth 2015
PLEASE NOTE: The Centre has two exhibition spaces: the Exhibition Room, and the Main Hall. Sometimes the Main
Hall is used for other functions or events such as films, performances or life classes which can prevent visitors looking
around. Therefore it is best to ring ahead to check availability particularly if travelling any distance. The Exhibition
Room is always open during normal opening hours and before and during films and performances.
NODWCH OS GWELWCH YN DDA: Mae gan y Ganolfan ddau le arddangos: yr Ystafell Arddangos, a’r Brif Neuadd.
Weithiau caiff y Brif Neuadd ei defnyddio ar gyfer digwyddiadau eraill fel ffilmiau, perfformiadau neu ddosbarthiadau
bywyd a all rwystro ymwelwyr rhag gweld o gwmpas. Felly mae’n well ffonio ymlaen llaw i wybod beth sydd ar gael,
yn enwedig os yn teithio o bell. Mae’r Ystafell Arddangos bob amser yn agored yn ystod oriau agor arferol a chyn ac yn
ystod ffilmiau a pherfformiadau.
Monday 9 February – Llun 9 Chwefror
Clwb Cerddoriaeth Ucheldre Music Club
The Ucheldre Music Club is directed by Marian Leeming and meets
twice monthly on Mondays. Non-members welcome.
Cyfarwyddir Clwb Cerddoriaeth Ucheldre gan Marian Leeming. Y
cyfarfod ar nosweithiau Llun dwywaith y mis. Croesewir y rhai
hynny nad ydynt yn aelodau.
09/02/15 Analysis Of Mozart Piano Concerto
23/02/15
Rita’s Choice: Brass Instruments
09/03/15 Paula’s Choice: Czech Composers
23/03/15 Rose’s Choice: Classical Music In Film
13/04/15TBD
27/04/15TBD
7.45 for 8 pm
Non-members £3, £2 concessions/gostyngiadau
Mr Turner
12A
2 hr 30
Another chance to see Director Mike Leigh hit superb form in this
excellent film about the famous painter in his twilight years with
fame and fortune, but somehow adrift from the world. Brilliant
performance by Timothy Spall as Mr Turner. Also starring Lesley
Manville, Marion Bailey, Dorothy Atkinson, and Paul Jesson.
Sun 1 Sul February/Chwefror 3.30pm
Wed 11 Mercher February/Chwefror 5.30 & 8 pm
The Imitation Game
12A
1 hr 52
Fascinating true life story of wartime code-breaker Alan Turing who,
along with a team of crytpanalysts, crack the Nazis’ naval code, and
help the allies win the war. Directed by Morten Tyldum, and starring
Benedict Cumberbatch, Keira Knightly and Matthew Goode.
Fri 6 Gwener February/Chwefror 5.30 & 8 pm
Sunday 8 Sul February/Chwefror 3.30 pm
Thursday 5 February – Iau 5 Chwefror
Ensemble Cymru
Llais Clasurol Cyngherddau Coffi
Classic Voice Coffee Concerts
The Ensemble’s exciting Classic Voice series continues with the acclaimed Welsh composer, Huw Watkins making
his debut performance as Guest Artist. A composer with no less than five of his pieces performed at the BBC
Proms, Huw is joined by baritone, Owen Webb, to perform his own music as well as that of Rameau, Saint-Saëns
and the Swiss composer Frank Martin.
Mae cyfres Lleisiau Clasurol yr Ensemble yn parhau gyda’r cyfansoddwr Cymreig o fri, Huw Watkins, a fydd yn
perfformio am y tro cyntaf fel artist gwadd. Mae’n gyfansoddwr â dim llai na phump o’i weithiau wedi’u perfformio
yng nghyngherddau Prom y BBC. Bydd y bariton Owen Webb yn ymuno â Huw, i berfformio ei gerddoriaeth ei hun,
yn ogystal â gweithiau gan Rameau, Saint-Saëns a’r cyfansoddwr Frank Martin o’r Swistir.
Huw Watkins (Piano), Owen Webb (Baritone), Naomi Burrell (Violin/Ffidil) and Nicola Pearce (Cello)
Yn cynnwys coffi a bisgedi |Free coffee and biscuits
Cyngherddau eraill yn y gyfres | Other concert in the series
3 pm
Mai 7|May 7, 15:00
£9, £8 concessions/gostyngiadau, £3 children/plant
1 hr
Saturday 7 February – Sadwrn 7 Chwefror
Iwan Llewelyn-Jones THE PIANO MASTERPIECES OF/ CAMPWEITHIAU PIANO
BEETHOVEN CHOPIN DEBUSSY RAVEL RACHMANINOV
Ludwig van Beethoven’s gripping Pathétique Sonata and Frédéric Chopin’s stunning Sonata in B minor form the
cornerstones of this evening’s recital.
Fire and water are brought to life in the ingenious piano pieces of Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel together with
an abundance of rich Romantic sonorities from the pen of Sergei Rachmaninov. Not to be missed!
Bydd Pathétique Sonata gyfareddol Ludwig van Beethoven a Sonata gyffrous Frédéric Chopin mewn B lleddf ymysg
y campweithiau sydd ar ein cyfer yn y cyngerdd heno.
Daw dwr a thân yn fyw yn narnau piano dyfeisgar Claude Debussy a Maurice Ravel, ynghyd â chyfoeth o gerddoriaeth
Ramantaidd gan Sergei Rachmaninov. Peidiwch â’u colli!
Next concerts in the series: 18 April/Ebrill, and 20 June/Mehefin
7.30pm
*£10, £8 concessions/gostyngiadau, £3 children/plant
7.45 for 8 pm Analysis Of Mozart Piano Concerto
2 hrs
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
12A
2 hrs 24
The final episode of Director Peter Jackson’s masterful
triolgy comes to an awesome and spectacular conclusion.
See it in its full 3D glory. Starring Ian McKellen,
Martin Freeman, Richard Armitage, Lee Pace, Benedict
Cumberbatch, Evangeline Lilly, Cate Blanchett, Orlando
Bloom, Manu Bennett, Hugo Weaving, and Christopher Lee.
Fridays 13 & 20 Gwener February/Chwefror 5.30 & 8 pm
Sundays 15 & 22 Sul February/Chwefror 3.30 pm
Gweithdy Lleisiol Vocal Workshop
gan/with Marian Bryfdir
A workshop aimed at developing and improving, but above all enjoying, your voice whether it be in folk or classical
style! Vocal techniques, and exercises in the morning session will be followed in the afternoon with an opportunity to
develop solo and ensemble work with Marian Bryfdir.
Cyfres newydd o weithdai ar gyfer datblygu a gwella, ond yn fwy na dim, mwynhau eich llais, boed hynnymewn
arddull gwerin neu glasurol! Bydd technegau lleisiol ac ymarferion yn y bore’n cael eu dilyn gangyfle yn y prynhawn i
ddatblygu gwaith unawd neu ddarnau ensemble gyda Marian Bryfdir.
10 am - 4 pm
£10, £5 gostyngiadau a myfyrwyr/concessions & students
6 hrs
Gall pawb archebu tocyn sy’n gwarantu lle mewn digwyddiad,
ond dim ond Cyfeillion y Ganolfan sy’n gallu cadw sedd benodol.
Mae dod yn Gyfaill yn agored i bawb, ac mae tanysgrifiad
blynyddol rhesymol iawn (£18 llawn, £12 consesiwn, neu fargen
o £150 am oes) yn helpu’r Ganolfan ac yn rhoi ichi’r manteision
o brisiau rhatach ar gyfer rhai digwyddiadau, ac wrth gwrs, y
fantais o allu cadw’r hoff sedd.
MET Live:
Iolanta / Duke Bluebeard’s Castle
(Tchaikovsky) (Bartók)
On the heels of her triumphant Met performances in Eugene Onegin, soprano Anna Netrebko takes
on another Tchaikovsky heroine in the first opera of this intriguing double bill, consisting of an
enchanting fairy tale (Iolanta) followed by an erotic psychological thriller (Duke Bluebeard’s Castle).
Netrebko stars as the beautiful blind girl who experiences love for the first time in Iolanta, while
Nadja Michael is the unwitting victim of the diabolical Bluebeard, played by Mikhail Petrenko. Both
operas are directed by Mariusz Trelinski, who was inspired by classic noir films of the 1940s. Iolanta
also stars Piotr Beczala, and Valery Gergiev conducts both operas.
5.25 pm
Sung in Russian and Hungarian respectively. Surtitles
3 hrs 40
One Interval
Monday/Llun 16 – Friday/Gwener 20 February/Chwefror
Children’s Art Workshops with Jacquie Myrtle
Half-term art workshops with Jacquie Myrtle working with all sorts of
materials for more arty fun.
10 - 12 noon (5-7 year olds)
1-3 pm (over 7 year olds)
£3 per child per session
Clwb Jazz Ucheldre Jazz Club
The Ucheldre Jazz Club meets monthly on Tuesdays. Non-members welcome.
7.30 for 7.45 pm
Wednesday 18 February – Mercher 18 Chwefror
(Cert 10)
Encore
Robert Louis Stevenson’s story of murder, money and mutiny is brought to life in a thrilling new stage adaptation
by Bryony Lavery, originally broadcast live from the National Theatre. It’s a dark, stormy night. The stars are out.
Jim, the inn-keeper’s granddaughter, opens the door to a terrifying stranger. At the old sailor’s feet sits a huge
sea-chest, full of secrets. Jim invites him in – and her dangerous voyage begins.
2 & 5.30 pm
£4, £3.25 concessions, £2 children
3 hrs
Anglesey Foster Carer Association’s
Charity Gala Concert
An exciting evening of entertainment in prospect with
Owie Glyn and John Pettigrew, Ynys Môn choir Adlais,
and the Celtic folk band Traed Moch.
A fundraising Charity Gala whose proceeds will be used
to provide activities and support to enrich the lives of
Anglesey’s foster children.
7.30 pm
£8, £4 children/plant
7.45 for 8 pm Rita’s Choice: Brass Instruments
2 hrs
Tuesday 24 February – Mawrth 24 Chwefror
ROH Live:
Der Fliegende Hollander
(Wagner opera)
Wagner’s first masterpiece explores the themes
of damnation and redemption that would
fascinate the composer throughout his career.
In this tale of a captain forced to sail the seas
for eternity unless released by the faithful love
of a good woman, and the lonely girl who longs
to save him, Wagner created two unforgettable
characters operating near the limits of human
emotion. Tim Albery’s atmospheric 2009
modern-dress staging provides an ideal
platform on which Bryn Terfel’s turbulent
Dutchman, and Adrianne Pieczonka’s visionary
Senta will explore their passions and struggle to
find salvation in a hostile world. Admired for
his Wagner interpretations with the CBSO and
at Bayreuth, Andris Nelsons returns to steer the
orchestra through Wagner’s stormy score.
www.roh.org.uk/cinema
7.15 pm
Sung in German. Surtitles
12A 2 hrs
Superb award winnning performances in this film about Stephen
Hawking’s life. Directed by James Marsh, and starring Eddie Redmayne,
Felicity Jones, Charlie Cox, Emily Watson, and Simon McBurney.
Fri 27 Gwener February/Chwefror 5.30 & 8 pm
Sunday 1 Sul March/Mawrth 3.30 pm
2 hrs 20
No Interval
A talk by David and Ben Crystal on their recent book about
English accents.
7.30pm
A £5 Donation as Fundraiser for Ucheldre.
Will be deducted from the purchase price of the book if
bought on the night
12A
The penguins branch out on their own amusing animated undercover
adventures. Directed by Simon J. Smith, and Eric Darnell, and
starring voices Tom McGrath, Chris Miller, Christopher Knights,
Benedict Cumberbatch, and John Malkovich.
Wed 4 Mercher March/Mawrth 5.30 pm
Fridays 6 & 13 Gwener March/Mawrth 5.30 pm
Sun 15 Sul March/Mawrth 3.30 pm
Big Eyes
12A 1 hr 46
Director Tim Burton returns to form in this entertaining and
fascinating true story of the artist Margaret Keane, whose husband
passed off her celebrated portraits as his own. Starring Amy Adams,
Christoph Waltz, Krysten Ritter, Jason Schwartzman, and
Terence Stamp.
Wed 4 Mercher March/Mawrth 8 pm
Fridays 6 & 13 Gwener March/Mawrth 8 pm
2 hr 30
1 hr 30
Saturday 7 March – Sadwrn 7 Mawrth
European Union Chamber Orchestra
With soloist Crispian Steele-Perkins
Director Hans-Peter Hofmann and 18 musicians from across Europe stop off in Holyhead on their
international tour. A fantastic afternoon and evening is in prospect with the return of the brilliant
European Union Chamber Orchestra, and the trumpet legend Crispian Steele-Perkins. Most
certainly a concert not to be missed as it will sound stunning in the fine acoustic of the Centre. It
promises to be a lovely programme of superb music as well as the opportunity to either take part
in, or watch a masterclass with Cripian Steele-Perkins, sit in on an open rehearsal, and finally the
concert itself.
Programme:
Purcell - Trumpet Overture & Suite Indian Queen
Handel - Arrival of the Queen of Sheba
Haydn - Trumpet Concerto
Pwyll Ap Siôn - The Dancer and the Marvellous Mind
Haydn - Symphony No.59 “Fire”
Masterclass with Crispian Steele-Perkins 3-4 pm Contact the Centre if you want to take part.
Open Rehearsal 4 -6 pm Free.
Ucheldre Kitchen open for refreshments and pre-concert meals all day till 7-30 pm
7.30 pm
Concert 2 hrs
Sunday 8 March – Sul 8 Mawrth
Siobhán Owen
Celtic Roots
Enjoy an afternoon of truly beautiful music from this Welsh born Australian singer/harpist, who returns to Ucheldre
to enchant the audience with her sublime voice and delicate harp playing.
A popular performer at festivals and concerts around Australia, Siobhán is also gaining recognition internationally,
making her UK, US and French debuts in 2013. Highlights of her career to date include singing the Welsh Anthem
at the Australia vs Wales Rugby Test match in Sydney in June 2012; headlining the Los Angeles St David’s Day
Festival in Hollywood in March 2013; and performing as the voice of Yseult in the World Premiere of a new Alan
Simon production of “Tristan & Yseult” in Nantes, France in March 2014.
Siobhán will take you on a reflective musical journey across the Celtic lands of Wales, Scotland and Ireland... and
far beyond! She will delight you with her renditions of traditional and contemporary Celtic and Classical Crossover
songs. This concert is part of Siobhan’s “Celtic Roots Tour”. Make sure you see this enchanting performer while
you get the chance!
3.30 pm
Ticket price includes afternoon tea.
Monday 9 March – Llun 9 Mawrth
7.45 for 8pm/yh Paula’s Choice: Czech Composers
2 hrs
Wednesday 11 March – Mercher 11 Mawrth
ENO Live:
La Traviata (Verdi)
La Traviata tells the moving story of how the beautiful, but fragile courtesan
Violetta, is coerced into sacrificing her one hope of personal happiness for the
sake of her lover’s reputation.
A tragic and resonant tale of society and morality, Verdi’s masterpiece combines
compelling characters with hugely powerful, moving and instantly recognisable
melodies, making it one of the most emotionally engaging and popular operas of
all time. Peter Konwitschny’s celebrated production of La Traviata returns to ENO,
cutting to the very heart of the opera’s themes of passionate love and tragic death
with a modern and uncluttered staging, and a running time of less than two hours.
Making her UK debut as Violetta is soprano Elizabeth Zharoff, who stars alongside
ENO Harewood Artist Ben Johnson as Alfredo and acclaimed baritone Anthony
Michaels-Moore as Alfredo’s father, Giorgio Germont.
www.eno.org.uk/cinema
7.30 pm
Sung in English
1 hr 50
Thursday 12 March – Iau 12 Mawrth Cert 15
Meera Syal (The Kumars, Goodness Gracious
Me, Rafta Rafta at the National) returns to
the National Theatre, directed by Rufus Norris
(Broken, London Road).
Pulizter Prize-winner Katherine Boo spent
three years in Annawadi recording the lives
of its residents. From her uncompromising
book, winner of the National Book Award for
Non-Fiction 2012, David Hare has fashioned a
tumultuous play on an epic scale.
India is surging with global ambition. But beyond the luxury hotels surrounding Mumbai airport lies
a makeshift slum, full of people with plans of their own. Zehrunisa and her son Abdul aim to recycle
enough rubbish to fund a proper house. Sunil, twelve and stunted, wants to eat until he’s as tall as
Kalu the thief. Asha seeks to steal government anti-poverty funds to turn herself into a ‘first-class
person’, while her daughter Manju intends to become the slum’s first female graduate.
But their schemes are fragile; global recession threatens the garbage trade, and another slum-dweller
is about to make an accusation that will destroy herself and shatter the neighbourhood.
7 pm
3 hrs
Gweithdy Lleisiol Vocal Workshop
gan/with Marian Bryfdir
A workshop aimed at developing and improving, but above all enjoying, your voice whether it be in folk or classical
style! Vocal techniques, and exercises in the morning session will be followed in the afternoon with an opportunity to
develop solo and ensemble work with Marian Bryfdir.
Cyfres newydd o weithdai ar gyfer datblygu a gwella, ond yn fwy na dim, mwynhau eich llais, boed hynnymewn
arddull gwerin neu glasurol! Bydd technegau lleisiol ac ymarferion yn y bore’n cael eu dilyn gangyfle yn y prynhawn i
ddatblygu gwaith unawd neu ddarnau ensemble gyda Marian Bryfdir.
10 am - 4 pm
£10, £5 gostyngiadau a myfyrwyr/concessions & students
6 hrs
Anglesey Arts Forum • Fforwm Gelf Ynys Môn
2015
Croeso i
stiwdios
An exhibition
of at least one piece of work from
eachagored
of the 12th Anglesey Arts
ôn
Mparticipant
Weeks: Open Studios. Artists
CROESO will be working in
weLCoMe
the Centre;
a large scale map of Anglesey will
to the
showAnGLESEY
the location of the studios.
open
studios
Croeso i’r deuddegfed o’n Wythnosau Celf
Ynys Môn, Wythnosau Stiwdios Agored ac
Orielau, Dydd Sadwrn 28 Fawrth – Dydd
Sul 12 Ebrill 2015, pryd y bydd paentwyr,
cerflunwyr, ffotograffwyr, gwneuthurwyr
ffilmiau, arlunwyr print, artistiaid gosodiadau
a gweithwyr crefft yn agor eu stiwdios i
ymwelwyr. Mae’r clawr plygadwy hwn yn
cynnwys map sy’n eich helpu chi i drefnu
eich ymweliadau a theithio o gwmpas yr
ynys. Mae hefyd yn cynnwys manylion am
ein teithiau cerdded poblogaidd sydd yn
rhad ac am ddim.
Arddangosfa o un darn o leiaf o waith gan
bawb sy’n cymryd rhan yn y 12th o Wythnosau
Celf Ynys Môn. Bydd artistiaid yn gweithio yn
y Ganolfan, a bydd map graddfa fawr o Fôn yn
dangos lleoliad y stiwdios.
Bydd ychwanegiadau a newidiadau
anochel i’r llawlyfr yn cael eu postio i:
www.fforwmgelfynysmon.org neu ffoniwch
Canolfan Ucheldre (01407) 763361. Rydym
yn croesawu ymateb naill ai trwy ffurflenni
yn y lleoliadau neu ar ein gwefan.
WELCOME
MAWRTH 28 MARCH
AnGLESEY
open
studios
>> EBRILL 12 APRIL
Mike Gould
Cadeirydd / Chair
2015
stiwdios
agored
Môn
Additions and unavoidable alterations
to the Guide will be posted to:
www.angleseyartsforum.org or call the
Ucheldre Centre (01407 763361). We
welcome feedback either via forms at venues
or on our website.
Arddangosfa yn rhedig tan dydd Sul 12
Ebrill
Admission Free/ Mynediad am ddim
All welcome/Croeso I bawb
// ANGLESEY OPEN STUDIOS
Welcome to our twelfth Anglesey Arts Weeks
(AAW), Open Studios and Galleries Weeks,
Saturday 28 March - Sunday 12 April 2015,
when painters, sculptors, photographers, film
makers, printmakers, installation artists and
craftworkers open their studios to visitors.
This folding cover includes a map that helps
you to plan your visits and navigate the
Island. It also includes details of the popular
walking tours that are free of charge.
Exhibition opens Saturday 14 March Arddangosfa’n agor Sadwrn 14 Mawrth
Exhibition runs until Sunday 12 April
STIWDIOS AGORED MÔN // 2 0 1 5
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MET Live:
La Donna Del Lago (Rossini)
Bel canto superstars Joyce DiDonato and Juan
Diego Flórez join forces for this Rossini showcase
of vocal virtuosity, set in the medieval Scottish
highlands and based on a beloved novel by Sir
Walter Scott. DiDonato is the “lady of the lake”
of the title, and Flórez is the king who relentlessly
pursues her, their vocal fireworks embellishing
the romantic plot in this Met premiere production
conducted by Michele Mariotti.
www.metoperafamily.org
4.55 pm
Sung in Italian. Surtitles
3 hrs 30
The Ucheldre Jazz Club meets monthly on Mondays. Non-members welcome.
7.30 for 7.45pm
Everyone can book a ticket which guarantees a place at an
event, but only Friends of the Centre can reserve a particular
seat. Becoming a Friend is open to everyone, and a very
modest annual subscription (£18 full, £12 concession,
or bargain £150 life) helps the Centre, and gives you the
benefits of reduced prices on some events, and of course, the
benefit of reserving your favourite seat.
Tuesday 17 March – Mawrth 17 Mawrth
ROH Live:
Swan Lake
(Petipa ballet)
Swan Lake, surely the greatest of all Romantic ballets, is
the captivating story of a beautiful woman transformed into
a swan, and a heart-rending tribute to the power of love.
Swan Lake is a perfect synthesis of choreography and music and, though Tchaikovsky did not live to see it become
a success, his first ballet score is now synonymous with ballet itself, inspiring generations of dancers and crossing
over into popular culture.
From the earliest days of the Vic-Wells Ballet, Swan Lake has been one of The Royal Ballet’s signature works. In
creating this production, Anthony Dowell aimed to return to an authentic version of the choreography created by
the great Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov for the Mariinsky Theatre in 1895. Yolanda Sonnabend’s designs draw on
the Russian Imperial Court of that period with an inspired blend of historical accuracy and gothic fantasy. The court
scenes of Acts I and III have a dark glamour rooted in the opulent style of Carl Fabergé, while the famous lakeside
‘white’ acts are rich with mist, shadow and moonlight.
7.15 pm/yh
Sung in German
Testament of Youth
12A 2 hrs 10
Vera Brittain’s story of love and sacrifice during WWI is exquisitely
portrayed. Directed by James Kent, and starring Alicia Vikander,
Kit Harington, Taron Egerton, Colin Morgan, Dominic West, Emily
Watson, Joanna Scanlan, and Hayley Atwell.
Wed 18 Mercher March/Mawrth 5.30 & 8pm
Fri 20 Gwener March/Mawrth 5.30 & 8pm
Sun 22 Sul March/Mawrth 3.30pm
Wed 25 Mercher March/Mawrth 8 pm
3 hrs
2 Intervals
Nursing Lives
Thursday 19 March – Iau 19 Mawrth
A heart-warming wartime tale of bravery and love from the UK’s leading full mask theatre company
When Flo, a feisty seventy-something, learns that the hospital she trained at during the Second World
War is being demolished, she decides to take one last look – and stop the bulldozers in their tracks.
Her illicit visit becomes a personal celebration of friendship, courage, adventure and romance. But is
what Flo remembers really the truth, or is history ready to be re-written?
Nursing Lives is a love story set in the early 1980s of Thatcher’s Britain, and takes us back to the
hard-working, heart-breaking, swing-dancing world of the UK’s wartime hospitals.
Like all Vamos Theatre shows, Nursing Lives is wordless, telling its story through physical
communication, a strong visual design and an original soundtrack. This is a humorous and poignant
production from one of the best of the UK’s full mask theatre companies
2.30pm
£5
7.30pm
1 hr 30
Saturday/Sadwrn 21 March/Mawrth
Viva La Voce
with Marian Bryfdir
An evening celebrating the voice with an exceedingly varied programme from Welsh and Chinese
folk songs, through Mozart opera to Lloyd-Webber musicals - its got everything for everyone - even
songs from films.
It features past and present members of the Ucheldre Voice workshops as well as the Cantabile
Ladies’ Choir (Conductor John Hywel), and accompanists from the recent workshop with Iwan
Llewelyn-Jones and Marian Bryfdir.
A fund-raising event for Ucheldre so come and support your local singers.
7.30 pm
7.45 for 8pm/yh Rose’s Choice: Classical Music In Film
Show Boat
TBN 2 hrs 24
Recording of the classic Jerome Kern and Oscar
Hammerstein musical performed in June 2014
by the San Francisco Opera. Full of memorable
songs this tale of life on the Mississippi from the
1880s to the 1920s is both a poignant love story
and a powerful reminder of the bitter legacy of
racism. Directed by Francesca Zambella, and
conducted by John DeMain, and starring Heidi
Stober, Michael Todd Simpson, Bill Irwin, Patricia
Racette, Angela Renée Simpson, and Morris
Robinson.
Tues 24 Mawrth March/Mawrth 5.30 & 8 pm
2 hrs
Paddington
12A 2 hrs 10
Delightful adaptation of the beloved Paddington bear
from Peru who goes to London. Directed by Paul King,
and starring Ben Whishaw (voice), Julie Walters, Colin
Firth, Sally Hawkins, Hugh Bonneville, Peter Capaldi,
Jim Broadbent, Nicole Kidman, Michael Gambon
(voice), and Imelda Staunton (voice).
Weds 25 Mercher March/Mawrth 5.30 pm
Sun 29 Sul March/Mawrth 3.30 pm
Wed 1 Mercher April/Ebrill 3.30 pm
Sat 4 Sadwrn April/Ebrill 2.30 pm
Thursday 26 Iau March/Mawrth
Don’t miss a stellar cast
led by Mark Strong (The
Imitation Game; Tinker,
Tailor, Soldier, Spy) in the
Young Vic’s ‘magnetic, electrifying, astonishingly bold’
production of A View from
the Bridge – the Evening
Standard, Guardian and
Independent’s top theatre
pick of 2014.
The great Arthur Miller confronts the American dream
in this dark and passionate
tale. In Brooklyn, longshoreman Eddie Carbone welcomes his Sicilian cousins to the land of freedom. But when one of them
falls for his beautiful niece, they discover that freedom comes at a price. Eddie’s jealous mistrust
exposes a deep, unspeakable secret – one that drives him to commit the ultimate betrayal.
The visionary Ivo van Hove directs this stunning production of Miller’s tragic masterpiece, broadcast
from London’s West End by National Theatre Live
7 pm
2 hrs 30mins
No Interval
Friday/Gwener 27 March/Mawrth
Theatr Bara Caws:
Pum Cynnig I Gymro
Gan Dyfan Roberts
Dianc o garcharau rhyfel yr Almaen bum gwaith yn ystod yr Ail Ryfel Byd - dyna un o gampau y
diweddar John Elwyn Jones. Camp arall oedd ei ddawn lenyddol wrth ysgrifennu’r stori mewn cyfrol
sy’n byrlymu o antur a beiddgarwch.
“ Cymeriad eofn, anystywallt, hwyliog, penderfynol a di-flewyn-ar-dafod” – dyna ddisgrifiad Nesta
Wyn Jones ohono. Yn y sioe hon, bydd Dyfan Roberts yn mynd dan groen yr arwr o Ddolgellau, gyda
Meilir Rhys Williams yn portreadu’r J E ifanc. Ar sail y llyfr, ei gyfrolau hunan-gofiannol , ac ymchwil
pellach i’w gefndir, bydd yn tyrchu i’r hyn oedd yn gyrru’r cymeriad unigryw hwn yn ei flaen, a’i
awydd anorchfygol am ddianc....
Cast: Dyfan Roberts a Meilir Rhys Williams
Cyfarwyddo: Betsan Llwyd
(A Welsh language play about the courageous WWII escapee John Elwyn Jones).
7.30 pm
2 hrs
Dylunio/Design: Gringo Design Ltd
Saturday/Sadwrn 28 March/Mawrth – Sunday/Sul 12 April/Ebrill
Open Studios & Galleries / Stiwdios Agored ac Orielau
Two weeks of Island-wide Open Studios and Galleries, promoted by the
Anglesey Arts Forum to celebrate the rich and varied creative talents on
Anglesey. Almost 60 studios and galleries are opening their doors this year. In
addition to the open studios, there will be workshops, and exhibitions.
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Saturday/Sadwrn 28 March/Mawrth
The Devil’s Violin present
The Forbidden Door
What would you sacrifice for the one you love? Welcome to a
cinema of the mind- with their visceral combination of live music
and dynamic storytelling, The Devil’s Violin weave an enchantment of melody and mystery. Don’t open that door! As soon as
the rule is laid down, we know it will be broken. Once the door is
opened, then what? - adventures! All of us love a good tale, and
this is a wonderful one. Expect love, loss, drama, danger, horror,
humour, twists and trials. How far is too far? The Devil’s Violin
has been breathing new life into the ancient art of storytelling
since 2006. Acclaimed storyteller Daniel Morden is joined by
virtuoso musicians Sarah Moody, Dylan Fowler and Oliver Wilson-Dickson. Drawing on influences
from Folk and World to Jazz and Classical, the music and story work as one, transporting you into a
world of the imagination. Suitable for ages 12+ This is masterful, theatrical storytelling delivered
with great feeling for the dramatic pause, the dark imagery evoking all shades of emotion
from horror to joy, while the songs and stories continue to resonate deeply in the bones of the
listener long afterwards.Venue Magazine “A scintillating combination of music, sound and story”The
Times “An enchantment, a work that walks the line between life and death, which recognises with
the power of voice and the power of music, that there is magic everywhere.” The Times
7.30 pm/yh
Includes warming punch, and candle-lit approach
– don’t be scared.
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Monday/Llun 30 March/Mawrth – Thursday/Iau 2 April/Ebrill
Tuesday/Mawrth 7 – Friday/Gwener 10 April/Ebrill
Children’s Art Workshops with Jacquie Myrtle
Get the Easter holidays off to a creative start with more holiday
art action with artist Jacquie Myrtle. Part of Anglesey Open Studios.
Booking advisable.
10-12 noon (5-7year olds)
1-3 pm (over 7 year olds)
£3 per child per session
Monday/Llun 30, and Tuesday/Mawrth 31 March/Mawrth
A live musical performed by the members of ShowOn.
7 pm
£5, £4 children/plant
1 hr 30mins
Wednesday 1 April – Mercher 1 Ebrill
ROH Live:
Rise and Fall
of the City of
Mahagonny
Kurt Weill
7.15 pm/yh
Mahagonny was first performed in
Leipzig in 1930. Its first ever Royal
Opera staging, by Associate Director
of Opera John Fulljames, is sung in
English,and conducted by Mark
Wigglesworth – recently announced
as the successor to Edward
Gardner as Music Director of
English National Opera. Mahagonny
is a satire on money, morality
and pleasure-seeking among the
dubious citizens of a fictional city.
The richly varied, jazz-infused
score, influenced by ragtime music,
includes such irresistible melodies
as the ‘Alabama Song’ and many
dramatic ensembles. The superb
cast includes Kurt Streit as the
wild lumberjack Jimmy, Christine
Rice as his sweetheart Jenny, Anne
Sofie von Otter in a welcome return
to The Royal Opera as the cunning
Leokadja Begbick, and Peter Hoare
and Willard W. White as her helpers
and fellow-fugitives Fatty and
Moses.
Exodus:Gods and Kings
Thrilling, and spectacular adaptation of the Book of
Exodus, in which Moses leads the Israelites out of
slavery in Egypt. Directed by Ridley Scott, and starring
Christian Bale, Aaron Paul, Sigourney Weaver, Joel
Edgerton, Ben Kingsley, Emun Elliott, Indira Varma,
John Turturro, María Valverde, and Ben Mendelsohn.
Fri 3 Gwener April/Ebrill 5.30 & 8 pm
Sat 4 Sadwrn April/Ebrill 5.30 pm
Sun 5 Sul April/Ebrill 3.30 pm
3 hrs
2 Intervals
12A 2 hrs 10
PG 2 hrs 2
More fun and games under the Indian sun as the elderly
residents try to open a second branch of the hotel. Directed by
John Madden, and starring Bill Nighy, Maggie Smith, Richard
Gere, Judi Dench, Dev Patel, Penelope Wilton, Celia Imrie,
Tamsin Greig, David Strathairn, and Ronald Pickup.
Weds 8 & 15 Mercher April/Ebrill 5.30 & 8 pm
Suns 12 & 19 Sul April/Ebrill 3.30 pm
Fri 17 Gwener April/Ebrill 5.30 & 8 pm
Friday/Gwener 10 April/Ebrill
Fresh from a West End run of ‘The
Trials of Oscar Wilde’, European
Arts Company returns with a
thrilling adaptation of Wilde’s
only novel ’The Picture of Dorian
Gray’. Set in the decadent world
of Victorian London, a beautiful,
narcissistic young man called
Dorian Gray becomes infatuated
by the exquisite portrait that Basil
Hallward has painted of him. He
makes a Faustian pact that he
will remain forever young while
the picture grows old. Combining
drawing room comedy and Gothic
horror, this is a gripping and hugely
entertaining theatrical event.
7.30 pm
Saturday/Sadwrn 11 April/Ebrill
The entertainingly warm-hearted Riverbank team return with another treat for all the family, but
especially for children aged 4-9 years.
Prepare to be thrilled with exciting swordplay, fast action, catchy brand-new sing-along songs, puppets
and humour when Robin teams up with Friar Tuck, Will Scarlet and Little John to defeat his enemy the
evil Sheriff of Nottingham. He steals from the rich, gives to the poor, and wins the heart of Maid Marian.
11am
2 pm
Monday 13 April – Llun 13 Ebrill
7.45 for 8pm/yh TBD
Thursday 16 April – Iau 16 Ebrill
Cert 12a
Acclaimed playwright Tom Stoppard (Shakespeare in Love, Arcadia, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead)
returns to the National Theatre with his highly-anticipated new play The Hard Problem, directed by Nicholas Hytner
(Othello, Hamlet, One Man, Two Guvnors).
Hilary, a young psychology researcher at a brainscience institute, is nursing a private sorrow and a troubling
question at work, where psychology and biology meet. If there is nothing but matter, what is consciousness? This
is ‘the hard problem’ which puts Hilary at odds with her colleagues who include her first mentor Spike, her boss
Leo and the billionaire founder of the institute, Jerry. Is the day coming when the computer and the fMRI scanner
will answer all the questions psychology can ask? Meanwhile Hilary needs a miracle, and she is prepared to pray
for one.
7.15 pm/yh
2 hrs
Saturday 18 April – Sadwrn 18 Ebrill
Iwan Llewelyn-Jones THE PIANO MASTERPIECES OF/ CAMPWEITHIAU PIANO
Another exciting concert to look forward to as Iwan continues his concert
series of piano masterpieces. Next concert 20 June 2015
7.30pm
Monday 20 April – Llun 20 Ebrill
The Ucheldre Jazz Club meets monthly on Mondays. Non-members welcome.
7.30 for 7.45pm
2 hrs
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