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What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
Towering over Bute Place, the Wales Millennium Centre multi-use building is as imposing as it’s elegant, a venue befitting a capital city. Its main auditorium is the primary place to see Welsh National Opera do their thing, likewise the National Orchestra Of Wales; deeper inside, a long list of organisations are resident, and it’s an eating and drinking destination too.
Trey Parker and Matt Stone's hit musical. On at 2.30pm and 7.30pm from Fri 15-Sun 17, Fri 22, Sat 23, Fri 29 and Sat 30 Oct; 2.30pm only on Sun 17, Sun 24 and Sun 31 Oct. No performances on Mon 18 or Mon 25 Oct. Tickets are £15.50-£58.50 on Tue 12 plus Fri 15, …
Trey Parker and Matt Stone's hit musical. On at 2.30pm and 7.30pm from Fri 15-Sun 17, Fri 22, Sat 23, Fri 29 and Sat 30 Oct; 2.30pm only on Sun 17, Sun 24 and Sun 31 Oct. No performances on Mon 18 or Mon 25 Oct. Tickets are £15.50-£58.50 on Tue 12 plus Fri 15, …
Opening night of this festival's delayed return, consisting (for 2021 at least) of four programmes of music in this venue, finishing on Sun 7 Nov. This evening opens with a keynote speech from Brian Eno and has live sets from Max Richter with Sinfonia Cymru, Kelsey Lu and Colin Currie Group & Synergy.
Second of four days for FoV's 2021 edition, finishing on Sun 7 Nov. This evening has live sets from Hot Chip, Tricky, Rachel Chinouriri and Juice Menace.
Third of four days for FoV's 2021 edition, finishing on Sun 7 Nov. This evening has live sets from Gruff Rhys, Biig Piig, Anna Meredith, Sprints, Nuha Ruby Ra and Charlotte Church's Late Night Pop Dungeon (afterparty set).
Final of four days for FoV's 2021 edition. This evening has live sets from Arab Strap, Ghostpoet, Roger Eno, Stella Chiweshe and Ani Glass.
Whitney Houston tribute show. Tickets range from £17.50-£36.50.
A screening of the 2019 movie by Todd Phillips, with an orchestra playing Hildur Guðnadóttir’s score. Tickets are £36-£69. Rescheduled from March.
Subtitled 'A Night Of Songs And Laughter', and it does indeed sound like a real variety show, featuring a live band and tales from Rob's personal journey.
Play by LoudonMoranProductions about a young boy's five-year-long experience as a refugee. Tickets are £15 or £12 for under-16s. Sat 13 Nov is a socially distanced performance.
West End musical starring Layton Williams and Shane Richie; rescheduled from May. On at 2.30pm and 7.30pm on Thurs 18 and Sat 20. Tickets are £19-£37 from Mon 15-Thurs 18 May; £19-£42 on Fri 19 and Sat 20 May.
Play originally by Holm Theatre about Josephine Baker, and her legacy. Socially distanced performance at 1.30pm on Wed 17. On at 10am and 1.30pm (signed) on Thurs 18 and Sat 20; 10am only on Fri 19.
With Peter Andre in the lead role, except on the opening and closing dates (Mon 22 and Sat 27 Nov). Tickets: £17.50-£42.50. On at 2.30pm and 7.30pm on Thurs 25 and Sat 27 Nov.
Local standup with a new show titled Almost Famous.
Musical based on the 80s film. On at 2.30pm and 7.30pm from Thurs 2-Sat 4 Dec. Tickets are £17.50-£38.50 from Mon 30 Nov-Fri 3 Dec (2.30pm); £20.50-£42.50 on Fri 3 Dec (7.30pm) and Sat 4 Dec.
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