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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.
Musical based on the movie from the 50s. Says here it uses 14,000 litres of water each night. I wonder if I've drank that much water in my whole life. Or beer. On at 2.30pm and 7.30pm on Thurs 26 and Sat 28. Tickets: £19-£49.
The Youth Opera wing of Welsh National Opera present this opus by Judith Weir. On at 3pm and 7pm both days.
Comedy musical, previously a Broadway and West End hit. On at 2.30pm and 7.30 pm on Thurs 2 and Sat 4 June. Tickets: £18.50-£49.50.
Infamous comedy play about a murder mystery play, presented here by Mischeif. On at 2.30pm and 7.30pm on Thurs 16 and Sat 18 June.
The latest production from National Theatre Wales takes places in WMC's Dance House, has been devised by film and theatre maker Gavin Porter, and aims to celebrate life in death. On at 6pm on Sat 18 and Sat 25 June; 5pm on Sun 19 and Sun 26; 8pm on Tue 21, Wed 22 and Fri …
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