Pinocchio
OUTDOOR PERFORMANCES AT THE WELSH WILDLIFE CENTRE. Everyone thinks they know the story of Pinocchio, but forget Disney!Theatr Mwldan (17 Aug 08)
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The Death and Life of Sherlock Holmes
Arthur Conan Doyle tires of his famous sleuth and uses the arch villain Moriarty to dispose of him. But as raising the spirits of the dead becomes an obsession in Doyle’s own life, so his fictional creations return to thrill, intrigue and dazzle us.Theatr Mwldan (01 Sep 08)
Karen Matheson
When Sean Connery described Karen Matheson as having "a throat surely touched by the hand of God" and Billboard magazine described her as "the finest Gaelic singer alive today…"Theatr Mwldan (05 Sep 08)
Cherish the Ladies
Named after a time-honoured Irish traditional jig, Cherish The Ladies have become known as one of the most engaging ensembles in Irish music.Theatr Mwldan (12 Sep 08)
Iesu!
A controversial new Welsh-language play by Aled Jones Williams, which sees Jesus in a contemporary, post 9/11 Iraq War setting.Theatr Mwldan (17-20 Sep 08)
Sleeping Beauty
Highly acclaimed European Ballet presents this classic and most enchanting ballet The Sleeping Beauty. Under the direction of Stanislav Tchassov, former Principal Dancer of The Bolshoi Ballet.Theatr Mwldan (26-27 Sep 08)
Canterbury Tales
A light-hearted, joyous and slightly naughty evening is in store as the excellent Mappa Mundi take to the road with this adaptation of medieval literature’s best-known work.Theatr Mwldan (3-4 Oct 08)
Billy Cobham and Asere
The highly successful Billy Cobham & Asere project continues – all the result of Mwldan’s co-producing role under the highly successful Arts Outside Cardiff project!Theatr Mwldan (06 Oct 08)
Lisa Knapp
Nominated for two BBC Folk Awards in 2008 and holder of 2007 Mojo folk album of the year, Lisa Knapp burst into the limelight of a vibrant folk scene in 2007 with her debut album Wild And Undaunted.Theatr Mwldan (16 Oct 08)
How the Giraffe Got His Neck
Have you ever wondered how the giraffe got his long neck, how the leopard got her spots or how the elephant got his trunk? Find out in this brand new show from Tall StoriesTheatr Mwldan (18 Oct 08)
