Unknown Pleasures

At the northern end of Swansea High Street sits a curious wedge-shapped building - a former music hall and variety theatre that has played host to the likes of Charlie Chaplin, Lillie Langtry and Marie Lloyd (and a few less illustrious acts including Pongo the Man Monkey). The Palace Theatre opened in 1888. It survived the blitz, was the first venue in Wales to screen a silent movie and became a notorious gay night club in the early 80’s. It is now sadly derelict and decaying…

Adult Streetdance

Friendly adult dance class, beginners welcome!

The Wall

Ranters Theatre from Melbourne, Australia present an inspiring performance in which six actors portray a continuous scene where a group of strangers become acquainted through the "urban ritual" of waiting.

Siwan

A production by the Welsh Language National Theatre Company of Saunders Lewis’ best-known historical play. Set in the 13th century, this is the gripping story of Siwan, the wife of Llywelyn Fawr, the Prince of Wales.

Yellow Moon

YELLOW MOON is a modern Bonnie and Clyde tale that follows the fortunes of two teenagers on the run. Silent Leila is an introverted girl who has a passion for celebrity magazines.

Yellow Moon

YELLOW MOON is a modern Bonnie and Clyde tale that follows the fortunes of two teenagers on the run. Silent Leila is an introverted girl who has a passion for celebrity magazines.

Youth Theatre (8 - 10yrs)

Develop your improvising, acting and devising skills with a professional tutor. This term you will work with exerts from well known plays to create a performance for The Riverfront Open Weekend.

Youth Theatre (11 - 13yrs)

Develop your improvising, acting and devising skills with a professional tutor. This term you will work with exerts from well known plays to create a performance for The Riverfront Open Weekend.

Youth Theatre (14+)

Develop your improvising, acting and devising skills with a professional tutor. This term you will work with exerts from Shakespeare and contemporary writing to create a performance for The Riverfront Open Weekend.

An all female cast of final year BTEC Performing Arts students from Gorseinon College will perform in an adaptation by Bertolt Brecht, translated by Judith Malina.