The Muni Arts Centre 01443 485934
At
The Muni Arts Centre Gelliwastad Road Pontypridd CF37 2DP 08000 147
111 www.rct-arts.co.uk Saturday 13 March 8.00pm. THE STEVE HOWE TRIO
Cabaret Style Seating. For nearly 40 years, Steve Howe has been at the
forefront of rock music as a model and inspiration for other guitarists and musicians,
perhaps best known as a member of the progressive rock group 'Yes' and latterly
in the reformed 'Asia'. Steve's new trio project with his son Dylan Howe,
rightly acclaimed as one of the best drummers of his generation, and keyboard
maestro Ross Stanley on Hammond organ, is in marked contrast to his previous work
and this truly masterful combination is soon to be immortalised on CD. £15.00
in advance £17.50 on the door. Friday 19 March 7.30pm. AN
AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON (18) Directed by John Landis Starring David
Noughton and Jenny Agutter This grisly black comedy delivers a contemporary
take on the classic werewolf tale in this spine-chilling story of two American
tourists who, while travelling in London, find their lives changed forever after
a vicious wolf attacks them during a full moon! £5.00 Concessions £3.30
Monday 22 March 7.30pm. ZEBRAHEAD Plus support Standing
Gig This Californian furious fivesome combine rasping guitar licks with sing-along
choruses spiked with hip hop influences. Since their inception in 1996 they have
shared the stage with Green Day, Reel Big Fish and Less Than Jake. Their live
shows bring a fist clenching punk energy to what is sure to be a night to remember. For
ages 14 and over £10.00m in advance, £12.50 on the door. Wednesday
24 March 8.00pm. Cabaret Style Seating. TOM WRIGGLESWORTH'S OPEN RETURN
LETTER TO RICHARD BRANSON Edinburgh Comedy Award Nominee 2009 Having witnessed
a Virgin Train Manager abusing his position, Tom writes to Richard Branson about
one random act of kindness which caused good to triumph over evil. A cross between
Sideshow Bob and Mark Thomas, join Tom as he recounts his hilarious and heart-warming
true story involving the world's biggest jobs-worth, his fellow passengers, and
a brown paper bag from the onboard canteen.
'The gods of comedy chose Tom
Wrigglesworth for greatness.' Scotsman www.tomwrigglesworth.co.uk Warning
Adult Material - Over 18's Only. £12.50 Early Bird £9.50 Thursday
25 March 8.00pm. BREABACH Cabaret Style Seating. Scottish firebrands
Breabach are one of the most talked about bands on the folk scene. Their innovative
Celtic style, blending double bagpipes, flute, fiddle, song and Scottish stepdance,
brings to the stage, flare, excitement and diversity rarely seen from such a young
group. Their enviable musicianship is coupled with a delightful ability to connect
with their audience and has gained Breabach international recognition as one of
Scotland's leading new acts. www.breabach.com £10.00 Valleys Roots
£9.00 Early Bird Tickets £7.00
Thursday 1 April
8.00pm. FEAST OF FIDDLES This 12 piece compendium of British folk stars
featuring six of the finest fiddle players in the land,: Ian Cutler (Bully Wee
Band), Tom Leary ( Tanna), Chris Leslie (Fairport Convention), Phil Beer (Show
Of Hands) Peter Knight (Steeleye Span), Brian McNeill (ex Battlefield Band) and
Garry Blakeley, backed by folk-rock drumming legend Dave Mattacks, is the ultimate
super-group . Expect a rousing performance of stirring music and some jaw-droppingly
good musicianship. Every musical genre is covered and the dynamic range is huge.
£16.50 Valleys Roots Members £15.50 Early Bird £12.50
Students £8.00 Wednesday 7 April 11.30am & 2.00pm GLUSCABI
and his Big Bag of Tales Presented by Theatr na n'Og. Two children lost
in the middle of a huge forest meet Gluscabi a friendly wood sprite, who keeps
them company and safe from harm. They while away the long hours by listening
to Gluscabi's magnificent stories passed down from generation to generation and
through this story telling they learn about environment and gain a better understanding
of the world around them. Theatr na n'Og's signature blend of live music,
puppetry, good old storytelling and audience participation, make this enchanting
story the must see show of the year. £8.50 / £5.50 Family Ticket
£22.00 Early Bird Family Ticket £20.00 NEW BREED Presented
by Deadstar Productions, in partnership with The Muni Arts Centre and SONIG Youth
Music Industry Saturdays: 10 April, 29 May, 11 September and 30 October The
new Fight Night! New Breed takes over the hugely successful gigs featuring unsigned
and breakthrough acts from the emerging Welsh music scene. £6.00 (variable)/
Doors open 7 pm - 7.30 pm (variable) ID will be asked for upon entry. 12
- 14 year olds MUST be accompanied by an adult over the age of 21. Friday
23 April 8.00pm. SALSA CELTICA Standing Gig. Salsa Celtica's high energy
fusion of Latin and Celtic sounds and rhythms make for an irresistible invitation
to hit the dance floor. Their exuberant Latino rhythms bring audiences to their
feet and leaves them gasping at Celtica's irrepressible energy and inventiveness.
Once seen never forgotten, their music gets into the blood and blasts away the
boundaries that define where musical genres begin and end. www.salsaceltica.co.uk £15.50
Valleys Roots £14.50 Early Bird £12.50
Friday 30 April
7.30pm. HALLOWEEN (18) Directed by John Carpenter Starring Donald Pleasence
and Jamie Lee Curtis. Perhaps the most influential and successful independent
film ever made and an exercise in simple, pure horror, this spine chilling film
takes us into the world of a mad killer, Michael Myers, who at a very young age
stabbed his older sister to death. Locked away for many years in a mental hospital
Michael escapes one night and returns to his home to continue his killing spree
£5.00
Concessions £3.30.
Friday 28 May 7.30pm. AMITYVILLE HORROR
(15) Directed By Stuart Rosenberg Starring James Brolin and Margot Kidder "For
God's sake, GET OUT!" was the ad campaign for this 1979 shocker. The film
was based on the allegedly true story of the luckless Lutz family, who move lock,
stock, and barrel into a new home, only to find that it is possessed. £5.00
Concessions £3.30
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