Celebrate St David’s Day at St Fagans National Museum of History
It’s a Day of Welsh Culture, Music, and Tradition
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Live Music
Swansea City Opera
Swansea City Opera brings opera to life with captivating performances and a diverse repertoire. Touring the UK, they delight audiences with classic and contemporary productions, showcasing artistic excellence and innovation.
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Matthew Barley: Light Stories
Light Stories presents tales from Matthew Barley’s life, told through music and projected imagery, narrating his search for meaning in music-making and how, in time, he came to heal past wounds. The performance incorporates pieces by Joby Talbot, Anna Meredith, John Metcalfe and Bach with new works by Barley, connected by moments of improvisation and
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Wyeside Arts Centre – Andre Rieu’s 2024 Maastricht Concert: Power of Love
André Rieu is ready to blow you away with his brand new cinema concert ‘Power of Love’. From his picturesque hometown of Maastricht The King of the Waltz presents a must-see big screen spectacular. Accompanied by his world famous Johann Strauss Orchestra and a cast of hundreds this promises to be the music event of the summer by one of the world’s most prolific artists.
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Wales Millennium Centre: The Wizard of Oz
Starring Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood as The Wicked Witch of the West and JLS sensation Aston Merrygold as The Tin Man, this spectacular production will be truly magical for all the family.
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Dolman Theatre: NYC to NPT
The Sharon Higgins Academy with be singing and dancing to The Greatest Shows from NYC to NPT.
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BBC Now: Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony
With his Symphony No. 7 Beethoven permanently realigned Western music’s fundamental relationship with rhythm. In the process he created some of the most compelling music of his age. Young Italian-Turkish conductor Nil Venditti places this momentous symphonic dance alongside music by a composer from the generation after Beethoven, one who picked up the master’s baton and ran with it: Louise Farrenc. The first half spotlights two Welsh composers born less than 40 years apart. Grace Williams’s jaunty Concert Overture, written in her mid-twenties, came ‘highly recommended’ after its entry in a Daily Telegraph competition in 1932–3. And Sir Karl Jenkins, one of the most popular composers of our time, wrote his Stravaganza especially for tonight’s soloist, Jess Gillam.
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Torch Theatre: The Upbeat Beatles
The Upbeat Beatles are second to none – powerhouse vocals, precision harmonies and tight musicianship. The guys have an easy, happy rapport with any crowd, giving them a reputation to be envied as the best in the business. There isn’t a band to touch them – 8 bars of “Twist and Shout” and you will know why! No other band can perform this song like the Upbeat Beatles!
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Il Trittico | WNO
Buckle up as Puccini’s trio of one-act operas, Il trittico, takes you on an unforgettable rollercoaster of high emotion, intense drama, and black comedy. Il tabarro (The Cloak) gazes upon an unhappy marriage with murderous consequences, Suor Angelica (Sister Angelica) follows a nun’s sacrifice and familial yearning when sent to a convent to repent her sins, and Gianni Schicchi is full of
Welsh Festivals: Embracing Tradition and Creativity
Wales, a land rich in culture and heritage, is home to a diverse array of festivals that celebrate its traditions, music, literature, and natural beauty.
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Death in Venice Britten
Inspired by the original Thomas Mann novella, Britten’s magnificently atmospheric opera comes to life in this new production from WNO, creating images of ravishing beauty, as well as exploring the grotesque hidden beneath the search for the sublime.
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