St Donats Arts Centre Events Brochure - Winter / Spring 2012-13

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A blonde, brunette and red head combo from Wales crooningtunes from the 40’s. Think blue birds, white cliffs and appleblossom... Following in the footsteps of the Andrews, Boswelland Dinning Sisters, this titillating trio, and their fabulous liveband, will have you tapping your toes and humming along tothe nostalgic tunes of yesteryear. Retro red lips, silk stockings,milk and honey harmonies and two of them are real sisters.

£10.00 / £8.50 concessionsThis is a carbaret seated event, so sit back, relax with aglass of wine and enjoy the evening

Saturday 29 September @ 7.30pm

Stand to Attention for THE SIREN SISTERS!

Summer is well and truly over, along with thoselate nights and alfresco dining, but don’t bedespondent, St Donats Arts Centre has just theremedy to while away those wintery eveningsand shake off those winter blues.

Just a little taster of things to come as Septemberkicks off with Wales’ “Siren Sisters”, crooningtunes from the 40’s that will definitely have youstanding to attention; then we have theenigmatic jazz singer/songwriter JacquiDankworth performing a selection of songs fromher new album “It Happens Quietly”.

Fancy a jig or a polka then the Thingumijigs arejust up your street, with traditional Celidh musicand dancing and lots of frivolity. Guitarist SeanTaylor returns to the arts centre, but this timewith his band. This exceptional musician wentdown a storm the last time he performed, so ifyou didn’t get the chance to experience his musicand songs then make sure you book your ticketsthis time.

It’s Christmas! As we welcome our annual andever popular Crafts for Christmas Fayre onSunday 25 November then Sherman Cymru’sChildren’s Christmas show “The Snow Tiger” onTuesday 4 December. Wonderbrass return with a

heady but festive mix of music to keep us in thefestive spirit, and what festive season wouldn’tbe complete without the annual pantomime.Stage Door 1 our community theatre inresidence perform Jack & the Beanstalk. Oh yesthey do!

The New Year opens with more music from co-vocalists Paul Jones & Dave Kelly of Blues Bandfame; then we have Radio 2 Folk AwardsNominee Rosie Doonan, of which you can expectsome cheeky banter and some wonderfulmelodies; and last but not least, Stacey Kent,who we are delighted to welcome back after asell out concert here 5 years ago. Stacey returnswith her new album, “Dreamer in Concert”.

There are also the community events and classesalong with our monthly exhibitions for you toenjoy.

Why not make the most of our Early Bird Offer

and save yourself money in the process, bybooking your tickets before the 30th September2012 on selected events.

We look forward to welcoming you as you enjoythe varied programme and events on offer. Sharon Stone, General Manager.

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Saturday 27 October @ 7.30pm

JACQUI DANKWORTH& Her Musicians

Jacqui Dankworth, the imaginative, moving,and adventurous vocalist in concert with herstellar group of musicians. Already establishedas one the country’s leading jazz vocalists,Jacqui’s live concert showcases her uniqueversatility as well as her acute sensibility asa songwriter and lyricist. Jacqui’s latest album ‘It HappensQuietly’, featuresarrangements andperformances by herfather, the late Sir JohnDankworth.“One of our finest singers, regardless ofcategory” The Times

Front Stalls & Balcony: £17 / £15.50 concessions.Rear Stalls: £16 / £14.50 concessions

Friday 19 October @ 7pmSaturday 20 and Sunday 21 October @ 2pm

Stage Door 1CELEBRATING 5 YEARS

Come and be dazzled with a showcelebrating 5 years of Stage Door 1

Youth Theatre. St Donats resident youththeatre will entertain you with songs anddances from “West End to Broadway”and from “Stage and Screen”. Featuringsongs from Annie, Fame, Oliver, WinnieThe Pooh, Alice in Wonderland Guys andDolls and many many more.

£6 / £5.50 concessions

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Creation is one of the most ebullient andeffervescent of all classical oratorios; full ofdrama, great tunes and enchanting music.Inspired by hearing Handel's Messiah inLondon, Haydn responded with a masterpiecethat has remained a firm favourite withaudiences for over three centuries.

The St Donats Atlantic Chorale is joined by theOpus 8 Ensemble and guest soloists AlisonWray, Matthew Sims and Gareth Blake in thespectacular setting of the Bradenstoke Hall.

£10 / £8 concessions

Friday 9 November @ 8pm

Sean Taylor and His Band

Sean Taylor has rapidly grown to be one of the hottestnew names in the UK blues/acoustic scene. His incrediblepassion for performance, sheer talent and songwriting of the highest calibre is a testament to his frequentcomparisons with John Martyn, Chris Isaak and Tom Waits.

Sean is joined by drummer James Taylor on this tour, creatinga magnificent, atmospheric snapshot of his insight into theworld we live in. Beautiful & powerful songs, outstandingmusicianship and a truly intimate, yet intense experience.Highly recommended.

“A star in the making... a superb talent” METRO

www.myspace.com/seantaylorsongs www.seantaylorsongs.com


This is a carbaret seatedevent, so sit back, relax with a glass ofwine and enjoy theevening

Early Bird Offer: £2.00 off the price of your ticket if you bookin advance before 30th September 2012.

Sunday 4 November @ 6.30pm

St Donats Atlantic ChoraleHAYDN’S CREATION

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Saturday 10 November @ 7.30pm

WINTER CEILIDH WITHTHE THINGUMIJIGSFor an entertaining evening of traditionalmusic and dancing, suitable for all ages andabilities, join Thingumijigs and caller JonWhitcher for their annual Ceilidh in the TytheBarn. Expect a few more Welsh tunes amongstthe jigs, reels, polkas, waltzes and hornpipes(and of course Jon's ever popular SnakeDance!) following the group's appearances atthis year's National Eisteddfod.

£8 / £6 concessions. Under 11's £2. Light refreshments available

Sunday 25 November 11am-5pm

CRAFTS FOR CHRISTMAS

Avoid the crowds and escape to this unique costal setting forour ever popular Christmas fayre. Wander around St DonatsCastle and Arts Centre and take in a multitude of crafts stalls,offering top quality , exclusive hand-crafted presents that youwont find in the shops.

Santa drops in for the children, superb festive food, mulled wineis on offer along with live music, Christmas Carols and more.

£6 per car or £2 per person on foot.

Friday 16 & Saturday 17 November @ 7.30pm

Glam Dram presents

THE LADYBIRDS A Comedy by Tony Layton

The village drama group have lost all their men. The future looks bleak until a bright ,young director,agrees to help them out. She persuades them toenter a drama festival with a play written by herself.The play is controversial: it concerns a lesbian couplewho want to have a baby. The vicar’s wife attemptsto ban the production. However the players havetheir own way of dealing with misguided authority.

£6 / £5.50 concessions This show contains adult humour

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Usko loves to be told stories... especiallythe one about the Snow Tiger. He lovesgoing off exploring too when nobody’slooking. One day he sneaks off to findout what happened to the Snow Tigerbut gets lost.

Help Usko as he journeys into the snowforest to help to save the Snow Tiger

from the hands of BabA Yaga. With song,dance, and live music, The Snow Tigerwill surely be a festive treat. Ages 3- 6years old.


Tuesday 4 December @ 10.30am & 1.30pm

Sherman CymruTHE SNOW TIGER By Philip Michell / Director Branwen Davies

Saturday 1 December @ 7.30pm

Clare Hingott and the Graham Watkins Trio presentLADIES OF SWING

Clare Hingott and the Graham Watkins Trio return to St Donats with a sparkling programme of Great American songbook standards sung by such greats as Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday and Peggy Lee.

£14/£12 concessions Fronts Stalls and Balcony £12/£10 concessions Rear Stalls.

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Sunday 16 December @ 1pm

WONDERBRASS

This group are a favourite on theWelsh Jazz scene, performing aneclectic repertoire that encompassesjazz and pop, with influences fromfilthy blues, spicy latin, ska andAfrican township melodies, with alittle Christmas topping.


Friday 18 & Saturday 19 January @ 7pm Saturday 19 & Sunday 20 January @ 2pm

Stage Door 1 PresentsJACK AND THE BEANSTALK

After a sell out performance last year, StageDoor 1 is happy to be back at St Donats withtheir 2013 pantomime.

With all the elements of a traditional panto eg,lively music, dance, colourful costumes andmuch more, Jack and the Beanstalk is set toenchant and excite audiences of all ages withthis classic adventure story for all the family.Featuring the hapless Jack, Dame Trot, theirbeloved cow, a handful of magic beans, a larger than life beanstalk and a very mean giant at the top of it! Fee, Fi, Foe, Fum - it's going to be a lot of panto fun!

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Thursday 31 January @ 7.30pm

PAUL JONES & DAVE KELLY

These long standing co-vocalists with The Blues Band get a big buzz out of taking things down a level, simplifying the music a little, and plying theirtrade as a duo, thus imbuing their very own personaland individual approaches to a dynamic, rootsy andexhilarating set of Country Blues.

£17.00 /£15.50 concessions

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“A spell-binding evening of intense country blues passionately performed”.

”These guys transport you toanother time, another place - they sure know where their hearts lie”

Early Bird Offer: £2.00 off the price of your ticket if you book in advance before 30th September 2012.

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Saturday 23 February @ 8pm

ROSIE DOONAN

Rose Doonan is an outstanding young singerand songwriter boasting a varied repertoire ofbeautiful songs. With her fantastic bandfeaturing guitars, mandolin, accordion, pianoand ukulele, Rosie performs a heartfelt andemotive blend of songs in her own lively andcharming northern way. Rosie, Radio 2 FolkAward nominee has just released her thirdsolo album, and live Rosie is an exceptionalperformer – cheeky banter, wonderfulmelodies and a truly exceptional voice.


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Saturday 9 March @ 8pm

Fromage En Feu

Starting out as a mere idea while traveling back from France inthe Autumn of 2004, Fromage en Feu has slowly matured overmany years into the festival playing, fun loving, dance inducingband it is today. They will schmoose you with their Waltzes, burnyou with their Freylekhs and fulfill your inner gypsy soul withtheir epic Odysseys.

“with influences from the Balkans to Argentina. They bring adistinctly fun attitude to world music..” Guardian

£12/£10 concessions

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Friday 15 & Saturday 16 March @ 7pm

ATLANTIC COLLEGEINTERNATIONAL SHOWIn Aid of Save the Children

Join us for a whistle-stop tour around culturein this show which is packed full of thevibrancy and colour that makes AtlanticCollege such a special place. All profits go toSave the Children Charity. Look out for thefamous flag ceremony at the end of the show.

£6/£5 concessions

Saturday 23 March @ 2pm

Indigo Moon Theatre presents

ALICE AND THE WHITE RABBIT

Join Alice on her magical adventure as she chasesthe White Rabbit back in time on a fantasticspiraling journey into Wonderland. Watch herchange in size in Indigo Moon’s dream-likeadaptation of the famous tale by Lewis Carroll,told through shadow theatre. On her journey shemeets the Cheshire cat, a two-legged dragon andthe March Hare at the mediaeval Mad Hatter’stea party. But beware the Queen of Hearts or youmight just lose your head…!

Alice & the White Rabbit celebrates differentshadow techniques and is inspired by the gothicarchitecture and mediaeval times of the originalwhite rabbit statue which really exists inSt.Mary’s Church, Beverley, East Yorkshire. Forages 4 & over.

£6/£4 concessions. Family Ticket: £17 ( 2 adults & 2 children/ 1 adult & 3 children)

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Stacey Kent sings from the soul. She tellsus her stories with her faultless phrasingand a lucid, enchanting voice. Stacey iscurrently celebrating the release of herthird album on Blue Note/EMI, DreamerIn Concert.

Stacey's band features ‘Jim Tomlinson’(saxophone). Together, their album, The Lyric,was awarded Best Album at the 2006 BBC Jazz Awards and Best Vocal Album in the 2007 Ronnie Scott's Awards.

Jim's songwriting partnership with famednovelist, Kazuo Ishiguro, has formed acentral plank in Stacey's recent albums,which, alongside the Great AmericanSongbook, gives Stacey's repertoire auniquely broad and fresh sound.

Also with Stacey are Graham Harvey(piano), Jeremy Brown (bass) and MattSkelton (drums).

£19.50/£18 concessions

Friday 12 April @ 7.30pm

Stacey Kent & Her Musicians

“She has charm to burn, a smile that could give youhope in February and sings like nobody’s business” THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

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Born in 1975,Francesco Attesti is an Italianpianist of international acclaim and isconsidered, among his generation, one ofthe finest interpreters of the Romantic andearly 20th century repertoire. He performsregularly in St Petersburg, Moscow andSalzburg.

This concert will take place in the historicBradenstoke Hall of St Donat’s Castle andwill include works by Chopin and Liszt. Acomplimentary glass of sparkling winewill be provided during the Interval andthe audience are welcome to wearevening dress if they so choose.

This event is supported by the Rotary Clubof Llantwit Major and UWC AtlanticCollege and proceeds will be donated tothe International Disaster Relief Charity,ShelterBox.

£15

Saturday 27 April @ 7.30pm

Rotary event – Bradenstoke HallFRANCESCO ATTESTIin aid of ShelterBox

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Tuesday 16 October, 3pm

Aled Sion WilliamsAled Sion Williams is a singer songwriter andaccomplished guitarist from South Wales who isreceiving rave reviews wherever he plays. It’snot too bold a statement to say he is one of themost exciting prospects on the UK music scenetoday. His powerful and soulful voice shows offinfluences such as James Morrison, John Mayer,and Maroon 5.

Tuesday 20 November, 3pm

Trio D’ Anches Trio D' Anches is a Chamber music group at theParis Conservatoire. Gillian Taylor Oboe, PeterFielding Clarinet and Christopher Vale Bassoon,are colleagues who have regularly playedtogether in the Orchestra of the Welsh NationalOpera. The programme will be drawn fromoriginal works by Ibert, Milhaud, Walthew andBurtch as well as good arrangements ofstandard pieces.

Tuesday 18 December, 3pmStage Door 1 presents Festive Fiesta

On their Christmas break from drama schoolsome of the Vale’s most talented youngperformers will sing Festive songs to get you in the holiday mood. Song sheets provided for the finale with our very own elf!

Tuesday 19 February, 3pm

Guto Dafis with Danny KilBride Guto Dafis and Danny KilBride are two of Wales’foremost folk musicians. Guto has a unique wayof putting a song across and a distinctive styleon the melodeon and Danny is much sought-after as a guitarist. Expect traditional Welshsongs and tunes, plus a bit of whatever elsetakes their fancy.

Tuesday 19 March, 3pm

Ulrich von Hecker Violinist Ulrich Von Hecker, accompanied by Carl Grainger, in a delightful concert that celebrates the coming of Spring. Their programme includes Beethoven's, ever-popular Spring Sonata and a selection of Viennese cafe music.

Tuesday 16 April, 3pm

William Brown (guitar) andVicky Guise (flute) William Brown (guitar) and Vicky Guise (flute)began playing together in 2010 while studyingat the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.It was here that they established their sharedpassion for ensemble performance, finding aparticular enthusiasm for the music of the 20thand 21st Centuries. The duo’s aim is to bring themusic for this unique combination ofinstruments to a wider audience, in an engagingand approachable style.

Tickets: £6 / £5.50 concessions includes tea and cakeTickets held at 2010 prices.

café concerts

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Easy Sequence Dancing with Eileen Littlejohn Beginners and dancers are invited to our Sundayafternoon tea dance at this lovely venue. WithChris at the keyboard and professional tuitioncome along and join us.

£5 per person including tea and biscuits

Sunday afternoons 2.30 till 4.30pm

Sept 23, Oct 28, Nov 18, Dec 2, Jan 27, Feb 24, Mar 24, Apr 21


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Tea Dances with Alan Taylor Come along, dance, meet new friends,have fun and enjoy afternoon tea andcake (included in the price).

Fridays 2pm until 4pm (2nd Friday of each month)

Oct 12, Nov 9, Dec 14, Jan 11, Feb 8, Mar 8, April 12. £6 per person

Glam Dram Formed just this year, Glam Dram is StDonats Arts Centre’s resident theatrecompany for adults. About to perform itsfirst play ‘The Ladybirds’ this November,the group is always looking for newmembers, whether your passion is inacting, singing, dancing or backstage setdesigning and costumes – come along andjoin us you will be made most welcome.

Meets Tuesday evenings at the Arts Centre from 7-9pm. For moreinformation call 01446 799100 and ask for Mike.

Want to volunteer for yourlocal Arts Centre? St Donats Arts Centre is looking forvolunteers to help during its eveningshows. So if you love the arts and liketo meet people, why not help stewardour events and experience our livetheatre & community events for free!To do so please contact us on 01446 799100 or [email protected]

Stage Door 1 Youth Theatre Celebrating 5 years this year, Stage Door 1is a local youth theatre supported by StDonats Arts Centre. Classes are split intoage groups and meet every Saturday inLlantwit Major and perform 3 shows a yearat the Arts Centre. So if you are aged 5 to18 and interested in joining, please contactMike on 01446 799100 for moreinformation.

St Donats Atlantic Chorale Formed three years ago this community-basedchoir has built a reputation for enjoyable,laughter-filled rehearsals and excitingperformances. With a repertoire that coverseverything from oratorio to pop songs andstretches from the 13th to the 21st century thischoir has something to please everyone.

There are no auditions - if you enjoy singing justcome along to one of our Monday rehearsalsand give it a try.

More information is available from themusical director, Carl Grainger on 07813 325841.

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community & classes

2ND October – 2nd November

Llantwit Major Art and Craft Group

The diverse exhibition of work reflectsthe wide range of art and craft skillswithin the group. Contemporary art sitsside by side with traditional styles ofpainting and a wide range of craft skillsall inspired by our local surroundings.Buildings, beaches, seascapes and stilllife there is a variety of subjectsexhibited to meet all tastes.

6th November – 22nd November

Sol Jorgenson “Silent Feelings”

“Silent Feelings is an exhibition ofthought and consequence, daily lifeand the possible end of life.Local artistSol Jorgensen welcomes you into herhome. The installation piece is mostwondrous in its ability to enable theviewer to see through a window intothe world of another by the imagesand text. Sol's work is a challenge tothe way we see the world. This isanother world. It is of light and loveand the possibility of hope.”

18 October A beginners guide to watercolourThe basic principles of watercolour will be explainedand demonstrated in a straightforwardunderstandable manner

15 November Painting snow in watercolourA pre-festive guide to understanding the basicprinciples of painting snow in watercolour.

17 January The complete guide to drawing boatsBoats are fantastic things to draw. This day coursecovers tips and methods to get to grips with thesecurvy exciting subjects.

6 February Mosaic Mirrors and FramesTutor Kerrie O’Carroll, Using recycled crockery andtiles to create a unique exquisite frame. All materialswill be supplied at an additional cost of £5.

21 February Pen and wash sketchingThis day explores an excellent method for producing rapidcolour sketches, ideal for using on trips and holidays.

21 March Pencil drawing with toneMost people see the pencil as a tool of line. This dayexplores hatching and other methods of producing tone.

£21 per person per day (10am-4pm), pleasebook directly with Cowbridge CommunityCollege on 01446 773831

Art and Crafts courses at St DonatsAll art classes are led by Peter Cronin andthe crafts course by Kerrie O'Carroll


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In the Gallery

Would you like to exhibit your work in our gallery? Then get in touch - either [email protected] or call 01446 799100to arrange an appointment for us to view yourwork and book you into our diary.

4th February – 1st March

Thomas-HuwHopkins

Hats are thepunctuation to anyoutfit, be it a day at The Races, aWedding or FashionShow. Thomas-Huwdraws inspiration fromhis work in Theatre,

Film and Fashion exploring the lifecycle of thehat: from original stimuli and design, to textileexperimentation, to the final product. Exhibitingthe hat not only as a garment but also as asculptural form.

5th March – 29th March

Andy Cragg – Visual Artist

A Cowbridge artist workingwith colour, texture andabstract landscape. Paintingsare influenced by the lines andslices of landscape in itsabstract, conjuringrecollections and moods of

places past, present and invented.

27th November – 20th December

Patricia Mears “A Pilgrims Trail”

Tintern Abbey to St. David's acontemporaryjourney inspiredby ecclesiasticalbuildings andruins using

mixed media.

4th January – 31st January

Sue Srinivas

A designer for nearly 20 years, SueSrinivas has developed a very uniquestyle, employing a range of techniquesand media to produce evocative mixedmedia landscapes and expressiveportraits.

Many landscapes are local scenes withvibrant colours bringing the scenesalive, something developed in reactionto the seemingly widespread belief thatSouth Wales is a dull place, whilstreally being full of beautiful areas andlandmarks.

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Sut i Archebu TocynnauMae ein Swyddfa Docynnau ar agor o ddeg o’r gloch tanbedwar ddydd Llun tan ddydd Gwener a gyda’r nos (pan fyddperfformiadau) awr cyn yr amseroedd perfformiadau syddwedi’u cyhoeddi.

Gallwch godi tocynnau ar lein yn www.stdonats.com neu yn yswyddfa docynnau, dros y ffôn 01446 799100 neu’n bersonol.Dewch â’r cyfeirnod archebu gyda chi i gasglu eich tocynnau o’rswyddfa docynnau.

Rydym yn derbyn yr holl brif gardiau credyd a debyd, am dâl drosben o £1 y pryniant a gallwn bostio eich tocynnau am 50c. Nidydym bellach yn derbyn sieciau i dalu am docynnau.

Rhaid talu am docynnau i gyd ar adeg eu codi, does dim moddcadw tocynnau.

Ad-daliadau a Chyfnewidiadau Mae’n ddrwg gennym na allwn ad-dalu prisiau tocynnau, foddbynnag gallwn eu cyfnewid am ddigwyddiad arall. Rhaid idocynnau i’w cyfnewid ddod i law yn y swyddfa docynnau oleiaf 24 awr cyn y perfformiad gwreiddiol.

Tocynnau Pris RhatachMae gostyngiadau’n berthnasol i’r henoed, myfyrwyr mewn addysglawn-amser, pobol anabl gofrestredig, defnyddwyr cadeiriau olwyna’u cydymaith, pobol ddi-waith a phlant 16 oed ac iau. Cofiwchddod â phrawf o’ch hawl. Mae disgowntiau grwpiau ar gael llebo’n dweud hynny. Ceidw’r rheolaeth yr hawl i gyflwynodisgowntiau a newidiadau eraill mewn prisiau heb rybudd.

Cynnig Ceiliog: Prisiau’ch tocynnau £2.00 yn rhatach iddigwyddiadau Sean Taylor & Band, Paul Jones & Dave Kelly,

Rosie Doonan, Fromage en Feu and Stacey Kent, o’u codi ymlaenllaw cyn dydd Sul 30 Medi.

How to Book TicketsOur Box Office is open 10am-4pm Monday to Fridayand evenings and weekends (when there areperformances) from one hour in advance of publishedperformance times. You can book tickets online atwww.stdonats.com or at the box office, by phone01446 799100 or in person.

Please bring your booking reference with you to collectyour tickets from the box office. We accept all majorcredit and debit cards, a booking fee will apply and youcan post your tickets for 50p. We no longer acceptcheques as payment for bookings. All tickets must bepaid for at time of booking, tickets cannot be reserved.

Refunds and exchangesWe regret we cannot refund tickets however we canexchange for another event. Tickets for exchange mustbe received at the box office at least 24 hours before theoriginal performance.

Reduced price ticketsReductions apply to senior citizens, students in full-timeeducation, registered disabled, wheelchair users and theircompanion, unemployed and 16s and under. Please bringproof of entitlement. Group discounts are available whereindicated. The management reserves the right to introducediscounts and other price changes without notice.

Early Bird Offer: £2.00 off the price of your ticketfor the events, Sean Taylor & Band, Paul Jones &

Dave Kelly, Rosie Doonan, Fromage en Feu and StaceyKent, if you book in advance before Sunday 30September.

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Seating Plan

Reserve seating now available(excludes Cabaret Events)Mae’r holl wybodaeth yn yllyfryn yma yn gywir ar adegmynd i’r wasg

Front Stalls

Rear Stalls

Balcony

Wheelcair Seats

Companion Seats

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Facilities for disabled people | Cyfleusterau i bobl anabl

Lift to all floors except the balcony;Lifftiau i bob llawr ar wahân i’r balconi;

Two seating spaces for wheelchair users;Dau le i ddefnyddwyr cadeiriau olwyn;

Disabled car-parking;Lle parcio i bobl anabl;

Guide dogs welcome; Croeso i gwn tywys

Minicom;Minicom;

Hearing assistance in the theatreSystem dolen wrando yn y theatr.

Cardiff

London

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How to find usWe are 1/2 hour drive from the M4 (junction 33);

22 miles from Cardiff;

10 miles from Cardiff Airport;

8 miles from Bridgend train station;

2 miles from Llantwit Major train station.

There is ample car-parking at the arts centre.For information on public transport, go to www.traveline-cymru.info or telephone 0871 200 2233.

Sut i gael hyd inniDim ond 1/2 awr o yrru o’r M4 (cyffordd 33)

22 milltir o Gaerdydd

2 filltir o Faes Awyr Caerdydd

8 milltir o orsaf trenau Pen-y-bont ar Ogwr

2 filltir o orsaf drenau Llanilltud Fawr

Mae digon o le i barcio yn y Ganolfan Gelfyddydau.Mae gwybodaeth am cludiant cyhoeddus oddi wrth www.traveline-cymru.info neu 0871 200 2233.

This brochure is available in large print, Braille, audioversion and via e-mail. Please call our box office or e-mailus: [email protected] management reserves the right to change the venue,the artist or the programme without notice. On occasionsSt Donats Arts Centre may have to cancel an event at shortnotice, on such occasions you will be refunded the ticketprice. Cameras and other recording devices are notallowed. Please switch off mobile phones. We willendeavour to seat latecomers as soon as there is a suitablebreak in the performance, although this may not be untilthe interval. All information in this brochure is correct attime of going to print.

Free weekly e-listingsIf your wish to join our e-database and receive ourmonthly e-newsletter please sign up via our websitewww.stdonats.com

Mae’r llyfryn yma ar gael mewn print bras, Braille, ar weddsain neu drwy ebost. Rhowch ganiad i’n swyddfa docynnauneu anfon ebost atom: [email protected]’r rheolaeth yr hawl i newid yr oedfan, yr artist neu’rrhaglen heb rybudd. O bryd i’w gilydd efallai y bydd rhaid iSain Dunwyd ganslo digwyddiad ar fyr rybudd, ar adegau fellyad-dalir pris y tocyn i chi. Ni chaniateir camerâu na dyfeisiaurecordio eraill. Cofiwch ddiffodd ffonau symudol. Gwnawnein gorau i fynd â hwyrddyfodiaid at eu seddi cyn gynted ag ybydd saib addas yn y perfformiad ond efallai na fydd hynddim tan yr egwyl.

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events diary

Arts & Classes

Exhibitions

Live Performance

Café Concerts

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JanuaryFri 4 - Thurs 22 Sue Srinivas

Thur 17 The complete guide todrawing boats

Fri 18 & Sat 19 7pm Sat 19 & Sun 20 Jack And The Beanstalk2pm

Thurs 31 7.30pm Paul Jones & Dave Kelly

FebruaryMon 4 - 1 Mar Thomas-Huw Hopkins

Thur 6 Mosaic Mirrors and Frames

Tues 19 3pm Guto Dafis

Thur 21 Pen and wash sketching

Sat 23 8pm Rosie Doonan

MarchTues 5 - 29 Andy Cragg

Sat 9 8pm Fromage En Feu

15 & 16 7pm Atlantic CollegeInternational Show

Tues 19 3pm Ulrich Von Hecker

Thur 21 Pencil drawing with tone

Sat 23 2pm Alice And The White Rabbit

AprilFri 12 7.30pm Stacey Kent & Her Musicians

Tues 16 3pm William Brown & Vicky Guise

Sat 27 7.30pm Francesco Attesti

SeptemberSat 29 7.30pm The Siren Sisters!

October Tues 2 - 2 Nov Llantwit Major Art

and Craft Group

Tues 16 3pm Aled Sion Williams

Thur 18 A beginners guide to watercolour

Fri 19 7pm Stage Door 1Sat 20 & Celebrating 5 Years Sun 21 2pm

Sat 27 7.30pm Jacqui Dankworth & Her Musicians

NovemberSun 4 6.30pm St Donats Atlantic

Chorale Haydn’s Creation

Tues 6 - Thurs 22 Sol Jorgenson

Fri 9 8pm Sean Taylor and His Band

Sat 10 7.30pm Winter Ceilidh With The Thingumijigs

Thur 15 Painting snow in watercolour

Fri 16 Glam Dram Presents& Sat 17 7.30pm The Ladybirds

Tues 20 3pm Trio D’ Anches

Sun 25 11am-5pm Crafts For Christmas

Tues 27-20 Dec Patricia Mears

DecemberSat 1 7.30 Claire Hingott

Tues 4 10.30am The Snow Tiger& 1.30pm

Sun 16 1pm Wonderbrass

Tues 18 3pm Stage Door 1

Documents

St Donats Arts Centre Events Brochure - Winter / Spring 2012-13