#venue cymru

[martyn7985]

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Reigning on Broadway and in the West End, the international smash hit musical SIX is coming to Llandudno from February 13th! Winner of 26 major international awards including the 2022 Tony Award for ‘Best Original Score’ and ‘Best Costume Design’ on Broadway, double Whatsonstage Award winner for ‘Best West End Show’ 2022 & 2023 and a Gold-Disk winning album, this sell-out Tudor take-off has ‘an…

[betterthanapokeintheeye]

Monstrous Productions and Peculiar Productions present Monstrous Regiment at The Gate, Keppoch Street, Roath, Cardiff, CF24 3JW

From: 1st November 2023 - 4th November 2023

Times: 7pm for 7:30pm start, 2pm for 2:30pm Saturday matinee

Tickets: £10 (£8 Concessions), under 18s free when accompanied by an adult.

Tickets can be purchased from The Gate or from either of the production companies. Profits will be split between Gwent Childrens' Diabetes Team and Shelter Cymru.

The Better Than a Poke in the Eye team will be at the Friday performance. Feel free to come over and chat.

[dartmoorsfinest]

[MASTERPOST] JOSH WIDDICOMBE: “NOT MY CUP OF TEA” (2025/2026 TOUR)

A masterpost of information related to Josh's upcoming 2025/2026 UK tour. Including pre-sale/general sale info, and venue information.

**THIS POST IS CURRENTLY WIP!!!!**

WAKE UP, LOSERS! Josh has announced his next tour for 2025/2026!

“Not My Cup of Tea” will be touring around the UK, starting this time next year! (September 2025-May 2026) His first tour since 2019!

BLURB: "Josh Widdicombe is back on tour, not again! By now he has almost certainly mastered the art of stand-up, either that or he has wasted the last 15 years of his life. Come along and decide for yourself. Expect it to be shorter and with lower production values than Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, but funnier and with more references to tea."

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Also, I’m sure this’ll be the FIRST LEG (ha!) of the tour, so hold onto your hats, he’ll likely come to a venue near you! Guessing due to Josh's popularity, thanks to Parenting Hell, demand for him will have gone up a bit since 2019. Good luck!

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TICKET INFO/DATES, PRESS ETC, BELOW THE CUT.

TICKET ACCESS INFO:

PRICES: £31-£37 (according to the Liverpool Philharmonic, may vary depending on venue)

PRE-SALE INFO:

Pre-sale will be on Thursday 19th September (11am), while general sale will be the following day.

Sign-up to Josh's mailing list BEFORE 9am on 19th September for pre-sale access.

As ever, don’t stick with the big name ticket websites - try to stick to the venues themselves, as that's where most the allocation of tickets will be! (tour dates and more info below the cut)

I'm sure I don't need to say it, and it's probably unlikely, but obviously... DON'T BUY FROM RESALE WEBSITES (Oasis say hi!). Do you want Hillsy calling you a dick??

Ticketmaster UK

ATG Tickets (tend to have their own members pre-sale too)

AXS

KEY:

[TM] = Ticketmaster

Any direct venue links will have the date/venue name displayed as a link and highlighted in BOLD. Will be updated as soon as we know them!

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2025 DATES:

SEPTEMBER Sunday 14 September: Canterbury, The Marlowe Wednesday 17 September: Bedford, Corn Exchange [TM] Thursday 18 September: King's Lynn, Corn Exchange [TM] Saturday 20 September: Fareham, Fareham Live [TM] Thursday 25 September: Swindon, Wyvern [TM] Friday 26 September: Eastbourne, Congress [TM] Sunday 28 September: Bournemouth, Pavilion [TM] Tuesday 30 September: Malvern, Festival Theatre OCTOBER Thursday 2 October: Hull, City Hall [TM] Saturday 4 October: Doncaster, CAST Sunday 5 October: Dartford, Orchard Theatre Wednesday 8 October: Guildford, G Live [TM] Thursday 9 October: High Wycombe, Swan Theatre [TM] Saturday 11 October: Cambridge, Corn Exchange [TM] Tuesday 14 October: Reading, Hexagon Thursday 16 October: Hastings, White Rock Theatre [TM] Saturday 18 October: Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre Thursday 23 October: Croydon, Fairfield Halls Saturday 25 October: Portsmouth, Kings Theatre [TM] NOVEMBER Saturday 1 November: Halifax, Victoria Theatre Sunday 2 November: Wolverhampton, Grand Monday 3 November: Llandudno, Venue Cymru [TM] Tuesday 4 November: Chester, Storyhouse [TM] Saturday 8 November: Exeter, The Great Hall [TM] Sunday 9 November: Truro, Hall For Cornwall [TM] Monday 10 November: Torquay, Princess Theatre [TM] Tuesday 11 November: Yeovil, Westlands [TM] Saturday 15 November: Buxton, Opera House Sunday 16 November: Scunthorpe, Bath's Hall [TM] Monday 17 November: Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne Theatre Tuesday 18 November: Stockton, The Globe [TM] Saturday 22 November: Stockport, Plaza Sunday 23 November: Blackpool, Grand Tuesday 25 November: Northampton, Derngate [TM] Sunday 30 November: Liverpool, Philharmonic [TM]

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2026 DATES:

FEBRUARY Saturday 28 February: York, Barbican [TM] MARCH Saturday 7 March: Douglas, Gaiety Theatre Thursday 12 March: Woking, New Victoria Theatre [TM] Saturday 14 March: Aylesbury, Waterside Theatre Thursday 19 March: Bromley, Churchill Theatre [TM] Saturday 21 March: Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall [TM] Thursday 26 March: Southend, Cliffs Pavilion [TM] APRIL Saturday 11 April: Ipswich, Regent Theatre Friday 17 April: Grimsby, Auditorium [TM] Saturday 18 April: Stoke-On-Trent, The Regent Theatre Sunday 19 April: Salford, Lowry Lyric Theatre [TM] Friday 24 April: Brighton, Dome [TM] Saturday 25 April: Oxford, New Theatre MAY Friday 1 May: Aberdeen, Music Hall Saturday 2 May: Edinburgh, Playhouse Sunday 3 May: Glasgow, King's Theatre Monday 4 May: Inverness, Eden Court [TM] Tuesday 5 May: Birmingham, Hippodrome Wednesday 6 May: Milton Keynes, Theatre Saturday 9 May: Swansea, Arena Sunday 10 May: Cardiff, New Theatre [TM] Monday 11 May: Cheltenham, Town Hall Saturday 16 May: London, Hackney Empire

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PRESS:

British Comedy Guide

Beyond the Joke

Chortle

Eastern Daily Press (Norfolk)

Ipswich Star

Oxfordshire Guardian

[catb-fics]

I could maybe believe it until I saw the Llandudno date. I know for a fact Venue Cymru tried to book the band for gigs the whole time they were active and Van always turned it down (Billy has spent years banging on about it, saying Van has got too big for his boots 😠). It would be such an awkward gig, it's a really small room and chances are Van would know a lot of people in the audience personally from his past. I highly doubt he would ever play a gig there.

I just checked it out and it’s a 1,500 cap venue!

I know they’re being called warm ups but come on. Headlining one of the UKs biggest festivals to this - and with being a highly anticipated comeback?

This is interesting about the band turning that venue down though anon, I’d never heard this. I can deffo imagine it being kinda awkward in his hometown after what’s happened the last few years!

[lymphomalass]

Just to share with you a little bit about my painting: "Hay Harvest at Rhyd Y Bont".

It's a piece inspired by a walk with Steve last month. We headed along the coast from Pont-Rhyd-Y-Bont or Four Mile Bridge on Ynys Môn / Anglesey. It was a sweltering day, so we just had to go for a beer at the Anchorage after...

Before that, we turned left on the Ynys Cybi side of the bridge (facing as if to cross the bridge), walked along the edge of the beach and eventually the footpath ran across a freshly harvested hayfield in front of a "bwthyn", a traditional Welsh cottage.

The scene looked ageless, despite the vehicles next to the homestead. The grass was so dry in parts it seemed to catch the light like gold and copper, and in other parts it seemed so bleached as to reflect the sky. It was achingly beautiful, as so much of Ynys Môn is to my mind. Do you ever want to cry because something is so beautiful...? Well, that's Ynys Môn to me.

This piece was worked in Sennelier and other oil pastels and set with Sennelier oil pastel fixative, which is great stuff for avoiding some of the practical problems of working in oil pastels... including any residual stickiness.

We artists call pastel pieces "paintings" even though the process is usually more like drawing. Maybe it's because we want works in this medium to be given as much respect as those created with a brush...

The A4 (29.7cm by 21cm) piece is available unframed but including UK postage for £75, or £95 framed if you're close enough for me to deliver. Please just private message me to purchase it.

Or it's available in various types and sizes of prints, and printed to your order on all kinds of lovely things, at:

Thanks!

Sam aka LymphomaLass xx

[willowshall]

Unforgettable Wedding Reception Venues in Wolverhampton

When it comes to planning the perfect wedding, the reception venue plays a crucial role in setting the tone and creating an unforgettable experience for you and your guests. Wolverhampton, a vibrant city in the West Midlands, offers a diverse array of exceptional wedding reception venues that can cater to a wide range of styles, budgets, and preferences.

Historic Grandeur and Elegance

Wolverhampton's rich history is reflected in its stunning collection of historic wedding reception venues, each offering a captivating ambiance and a touch of grandeur that can transport your guests to a bygone era.

One such breathtaking venue is the Wightwick Manor, a magnificent Victorian manor house that sits amidst beautifully manicured gardens and stunning natural scenery. This enchanting estate offers a range of reception spaces, from the grand Great Hall with its ornate, high-ceilinged interiors to the charming Lily Pond Pavilion, which provides a serene and intimate setting for your celebrations.

Another historic gem is the Grand Station, a beautifully restored Victorian train station that has been transformed into a versatile and elegant event space. With its ornate interiors, soaring ceilings, and captivating glass atrium, the Grand Station offers a truly unique and memorable setting for your wedding reception.

For couples seeking a touch of Gothic romance, the Church of St John the Baptist provides a breathtaking event space that seamlessly blends its original architectural features with a modern, airy aesthetic. This unique venue, with its stunning stained-glass windows and vaulted ceiling, offers a serene and inviting atmosphere for your reception celebration.

Contemporary Sophistication and Style

While Wolverhampton's historic venues offer a timeless elegance, the city also boasts a selection of contemporary wedding reception spaces that showcase the region's modern sophistication and architectural wonders.

One such standout is the Molineux Stadium's Wolves Lounge, a sleek and sophisticated event space that boasts panoramic views of the iconic football stadium. This versatile venue, with its modern design and impressive size, is an ideal choice for couples seeking a stylish and unique setting for their wedding reception.

Another captivating option is the Civic Hall, a stunning art deco-inspired venue that features a range of flexible event spaces, including the expansive Grand Ballroom and the elegant Wulfrun Hall. With its state-of-the-art technology, exceptional catering services, and dedication to accommodating the specific needs of each couple, the Civic Hall is a popular choice for modern, sophisticated wedding receptions.

For those seeking a more industrial-chic aesthetic, the Redhouse Cymru offers a unique and customizable event space that can be tailored to reflect the individual style and vision of each couple. This light-filled function hall, with its exposed brickwork and minimalist design, provides a stylish and versatile canvas for couples to bring their wedding reception dreams to life.

Exceptional Service and Amenities

Regardless of the venue you choose, Wolverhampton's wedding professionals are known for their exceptional service and their deep understanding of the unique requirements of each couple. From dedicated wedding coordinators to skilled catering teams and floral designers, these experienced professionals work tirelessly to ensure that every detail of your wedding reception is executed to perfection.

Many of the wedding reception venues in Wolverhampton offer a wealth of amenities and services to enhance the overall experience, including on-site accommodation, state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment, and customizable catering options. These professionals collaborate closely with couples to ensure that their vision is brought to life, from the selection of high-quality, locally sourced ingredients to the implementation of personalized decor and entertainment.

Conclusion

Wolverhampton's diverse array of exceptional wedding reception venues, combined with the region's experienced event professionals and wealth of amenities, make it an ideal destination for couples seeking to create an unforgettable celebration.

Whether you envision an elegant, historic gathering or a modern, sophisticated affair, the city's captivating venues and dedicated teams are ready to turn your wedding reception dreams into reality. By exploring these top wedding reception venues in Wolverhampton, you can find the perfect setting to celebrate your love, create lasting memories with your loved ones, and make your special day truly unforgettable.

So, if you're searching for the "best wedding reception venues in Wolverhampton," look no further than this comprehensive guide. With its unparalleled selection of exceptional venues and the exceptional service of its dedicated professionals, Wolverhampton is poised to make your wedding reception an event to remember.

[musicblogwales]

'Mared' Announces New EP 'Better Late Than Never' Out May 10th

North Walian Artist 'Mared' aka Mared Williams has announced her New EP 'Better Late Than Never' which will be released independently on the 10th of May 2024.

Following on from the warmly recieved 'Lately' single which was a beautiful tribute to the Laurel Canyon Movement of the late sixties.

'Lately' single gained some fantastic support from Adam Walton on BBC Introducing, LeFutureWave, God Is In The TV (TracksofTheweek)Nation Cymru, Amplify The Noise, BeachHouseMag, The Other Side Reviews and Extra French Blog.

Splitting her time between rural Wales and London, Mared’s music results in an intriguing blend of folk infused soul-pop. Deeply connected to her roots in Welsh folk but always seeking to combine with a new pace in the city.

Mared's debut bilingual album, 'Y Drefn' was awarded Welsh Album of The Year in 2021. Since then, Mared released her EP 'Something Worth Losing', in 2022, co-written with producer Nate Williams in Beaumaris and has been supported by Radio Wales' Welsh A list and BBC Radio Cymru and performed her originals with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, and at Sony Hall in NYC.

Mared’s solo gigs are intimate and powerful when she plays for herself, but in keeping with the enormous flexibility of her vocals, the full band set up of 7 friends has sold outand brought joy to venues such as (London): Pizza Express Holborn, Greennote Music, (Wales): Clwb Ifor Bach, Pontio and many more.

Looking ahead to this year, following her new singles ‘pe bawn i’n rhydd’ (BBC Radio Wales’ Welsh A-list and Radio Cymru’s track of theweek), and ‘lately;’ Mared is releasing an EP called ‘better late than never’ on the 10th of May 2024, and is in the process of recording a full band live album, consisting of both released and unreleased songs, supported by BBC Horizons Launchpad.

Her name is already on summer festival line-ups, such as Focus Wales in Wrexham and the North American Festival of Wales in Pittsburg (Pennsylvania) and she’s looking forwards to growing her fanbase this year as new music is released.

[best2daynews]

Grady to make Wales debut against England - news today

New Wales centre pairing Mason Grady and Joe Hawkins have just four caps between them Venue: Principality Stadium, Cardiff Date: Saturday, 25 February Kick-off: 16:45 GMT Coverage: Live on BBC One, S4C, BBC Radio Wales, BBC Radio Cymru and Radio 5 Live, the BBC Sport website & app; live text commentary on BBC Sport website & app. Highlights and analysis, Scrum V Six Nations, BBC Two Wales,…

[digitalisnarcissus]

Our local big theatre has been turned into an emergency hospital called ysbyty enfys (rainbow hospital), so they’re lighting it up like this while it’s in use.

[aaronpleming]

Benidorm Live Show Review - 12/4/19

Today i’m going to Review a Live Stage Show based on the ITV Comedy, Benidorm that took place on 12th April 2019 at Venue Cymru Llandudno, it had 6 Main Cast Members from the TV Show, Jake Canuso (Mateo), Sherrie Hewson (Joyce Temple Savage), Adam Gillen (Liam), Tony Maudsley (Kenneth), Shelley Longsworth (Sam) and Janine Duvitski (Jacqueline) - it also Features Neptunes Very own Asa Elliott 

This Show was Hilarious, it’s Basically a Extended episode of Benidorm, I laughed from start to Finish, Everyone were on top form, 10/10 for Everyone involved 

[martyn7985]

Review: An Officer and a Gentleman The Musical

This week Venue Cymru has welcomed the smash hit musical An Officer and a Gentleman to their stage. AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN THE MUSICAL is based on the award-winning 80s movie which starred Richard Gere. This timeless story of love, courage, and redemption will make your heart soar and leave you breathless, longing for more. Be part of the emotional journey of Zack Mayo, a fearless young…

[asktheusher]

Peter Pan flew by to Venue Cymru for this year's Panto

#PeterPan flew by to @VenueCymru for this year's Panto

VENUE CYMRU PANTOMIME CAST SET SAIL FOR LLANDUDNO AND LAUNCH THIS YEAR’S MUST-SEE, HIGH-FLYING SHOW, PETER PAN!

The stars of Venue Cymru’s spectacular family pantomime Peter Pan disembarked the Jolly Roger and launched this year’s production in style from North Shore Beach. Former Coronation Street star Ryan Thomas was joined by much-loved local Dame Andy Jones and theatre star Pauline Danielsin…

[jobgujnews]

Six Nations: Dan Biggar is Wales’ latest injury worry Guinness Six Nations: England v Wales Venue: Twickenham Stadium Date: Saturday, 7 March Kick-off: 16:45 GMT Coverage: Live on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports, BBC Radio Wales & Radio Cymru, with text commentary on BBC Sport website and app.

[willowshall]

Best Function Halls Near Me: Where to Host Your Event

Finding the perfect function hall for your upcoming event can be a daunting task, especially when you're searching for venues in your local area. Whether you're planning a lavish wedding reception, a corporate gala, or a milestone birthday celebration, the right function hall can make all the difference in the success of your event. Fortunately, the city of Wolverhampton and its surrounding areas offer a diverse array of exceptional function halls that cater to a wide range of event needs and preferences.

Elegant and Historic Venues

Wolverhampton's rich history is reflected in its stunning collection of elegant and historic function halls, each offering a unique ambiance and set of features that can elevate your event to new heights.

One such gem is the Grand Station, a beautifully preserved Victorian train station that has been expertly transformed into a versatile event venue. With its grand, ornate interiors, soaring ceilings, and captivating glass atrium, the Grand Station provides an enchanting backdrop for any formal occasion, from lavish weddings to black-tie corporate gatherings.

Another captivating option is the Wightwick Manor, a magnificent Victorian manor house that boasts impeccably manicured gardens, ornate interiors, and a captivating blend of Gothic and Arts and Crafts architecture. Couples and event organizers can exchange vows or host their celebrations in the manor's grand Great Hall, surrounded by the property's elegant period details and breathtaking natural beauty.

For those seeking a more contemporary twist on a historic venue, the Church of St John the Baptist offers a unique event space that seamlessly blends its original architectural features with a modern, airy aesthetic. This versatile function hall, with its beautiful stained-glass windows and vaulted ceiling, provides a serene and inviting atmosphere for a wide range of events, from intimate gatherings to large-scale celebrations.

Modern and Technologically Advanced Venues

Alongside the city's historic function halls near me Wolverhampton is also home to a number of modern and technologically advanced venues that cater to the needs of the 21st-century event planner.

One such standout is the Molineux Stadium's Wolves Lounge, a sophisticated and contemporary event space that boasts panoramic views of the iconic football stadium. This versatile function hall, with its sleek design and impressive size, is an ideal choice for large-scale events, providing ample space for corporate conferences, gala dinners, and milestone celebrations.

Another captivating option is the Civic Hall, a stunning art deco-inspired venue that features a range of flexible event spaces, including the expansive Grand Ballroom and the elegant Wulfrun Hall. With its state-of-the-art technology, exceptional catering services, and dedication to accommodating the specific needs of event organizers, this function hall is a popular choice for a wide range of occasions.

For those seeking a more intimate and personalized experience, the Redhouse Cymru offers a unique, industrial-chic space that can be meticulously customized to reflect the individual style and vision of each event. This light-filled function hall, with its exposed brickwork and minimalist design, provides a stylish and versatile canvas for event organizers to bring their event concepts to life.

Exceptional Hospitality and Tailored Services

In addition to the captivating venues, Wolverhampton's event professionals are known for their exceptional hospitality and deep understanding of the unique requirements of each event. From dedicated event coordinators to skilled caterers and decor specialists, these experienced teams are committed to ensuring that every aspect of your event is tailored to your specific needs and preferences.

Many of the function halls in Wolverhampton offer a wealth of amenities and services to enhance the overall experience, including state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment, flexible seating arrangements, and customizable catering options. These professionals work closely with event organizers to ensure that their vision is brought to life, from the selection of high-quality, locally sourced ingredients to the implementation of personalized decor and entertainment.

Conclusion

Wolverhampton and its surrounding areas offer a diverse array of exceptional function halls, each with its own unique charm and set of features. Whether you're seeking an elegant, historic venue or a modern, technologically advanced space, this vibrant city has the perfect setting to host your event.By exploring these captivating function halls and working with the experienced event professionals who understand the specific needs of each occasion, you can create an unforgettable experience for your guests. With attention to detail, state-of-the-art facilities, and exceptional hospitality, these venues will ensure that your event in Wolverhampton is a truly memorable one.So, if you're searching for the "best function halls near me," look no further than the captivating options available in Wolverhampton. Whether you're planning a lavish wedding reception, a corporate gala, or a milestone birthday celebration, these exceptional venues and their dedicated teams are ready to make your event dreams a reality.

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The news that the Stereophonics will be heading to Venue Cymru is fantastic for fans of the band, the Stereophonics are one of Britain’s best live bands and they have been touring and performing ..

[izatrini]

The Wales manager was at Venue Cymru this morning to announce his squad for upcoming matches against Trinidad and Tobago and Slovakia - Rhyl Journal http://dlvr.it/R0h4hX http://dlvr.it/R0h4hX