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Continue reading →: Opera is like MarmiteOpera is like Marmite. You either love it, or you’re fairly sure it’s not for you. This performance of Eugene Onegin, recorded at La Scala, definitely sits somewhere in that territory. This was my first encounter with Tchaikovsky in operatic form and, unlike other operas I’ve experienced, it seemed to…
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Continue reading →: They’re Creepy and They’re Kooky!Class Act Theatre School in Pontardawe showcased its talented youth cast in a lively production of The Addams Family, emphasizing teamwork, creativity, and personal growth. Director Jill Williams highlighted values of inclusiveness and resilience, while students like Lacey Thomas embraced iconic roles, reflecting the school’s vibrant community spirit and commitment…
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Continue reading →: Where stories collide with imaginationTheatre encompasses five major genres: Drama, Comedy, Tragedy, Musical Theatre, and Opera. Each genre offers unique storytelling methods, from the emotional depth of drama to the entertainment of comedy and the immersive experience of musical theatre. Together, they create a diverse theatrical tradition that continually captivates audiences.
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Continue reading →: A Friendly Dive Into Theatre’s All‑Time FavouritesFor as long as people have gathered in darkened rooms to share stories, certain plays have risen above the rest—captivating audiences, shaping culture, and inspiring generations of theatre‑makers. At Pontardawe Arts Centre, we love celebrating the works that bring people together, so we’ve taken a look at some of the…
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Continue reading →: Socio‑Economic Impact Report AvailableThe Friends of Pontardawe Arts Centre announced the completion of a socio-economic impact study, revealing the Centre’s vital role in Neath Port Talbot’s community and economy. The study shows a £771,759 economic impact in 2022-23 from just £260,846 funding, alongside strong community benefits and positive feedback on its programming and…










