Big things are happening in Cardiff. I am sure that you have spotted some of the matches from the Rugby World Cup have been played at the Millennium Stadium, but lets not stay only with sport and bring some culture into our lives.
Next week Cardiff is hosting the first Italian Film Festival that wants to bring to Wales a dynamic and diverse portrait of Italy. The films that have been chosen try to cover narratives and diverse genres of Italian cinematography. For more information about the films and places where you can watch them please visit the website http://iccw.wales/en/italian-film-festival-2/.
Next week Cardiff is hosting the first Italian Film Festival that wants to bring to Wales a dynamic and diverse portrait of Italy. The films that have been chosen try to cover narratives and diverse genres of Italian cinematography. For more information about the films and places where you can watch them please visit the website http://iccw.wales/en/italian-film-festival-2/.
Friday
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KEVIN SINNOTT AND EURFRYN LEWIS EXHIBITION
Martin Tinney Gallery, 18 St Andrew's Cres, Cardiff CF10 3DD
The exhibition features new paintings depicting Kevin’s continuing concern
with the tenderness of human relationships. It promises to repeat the success of his previous exhibitions which have established him as one of Wales’ most popular and critically acclaimed artists.
Cost: free
Time: from 10.00am to 6.00pm
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Saturday
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ITALIAN FILM FESTIVAL CARDIFF
Cineworld Cinemas - Mary Ann Street, Cardiff CF10 2EN
The first ever Italian Film Festival Cardiff brings to Wales a dynamic and diverse
portrait of Italy, its contemporary society and its contradictions. The celebrated
LGBT Iris Prize Film Festival will kick-start the event with a coming of age story
(Darker than Midnight) dealing with the controversial issue of gender in
contemporary Italy. Davide is fourteen years old. Heis delicate and effeminate
looks do not fit in with his father’s ideas of what a boy should be like. Fleeing the
constant conflicts at home, he is drawn to Catania’s biggest public park, Villa Bellini,
whose regulars live on the margins of society.
Cost: £6.60 for students
Time: from 8.30pm
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Sunday
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THE MIGRANT with TENDONS & BENJAMIN MASON
Gwdihŵ Café Bar, 6 Guildford Crescent, Off Churchill Way, Cardiff, CF10 2HJ
The Migrant is the moniker of danish songwriter Bjarke Bendtsen and the musicians
backing him. Together, they wander through folk-pop tunes with an elastic, psychedelic haze. The new album is doused with 70s guitars and more power, while maintaining Bendtsen’s high trill and hypnotic songs that have drawn comparison to George Harrison, Radiohead and Fleet Foxes.
Cost: £6
Time: from 7.30pm
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Monday
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HALF ‘N’ HALF
Wales Millennium Centre, Bute Pl, Cardiff Bay CF10 5AL
Welcome to the Taj Mahal! Not the real one, but the authentic Indian Curry House
in Cardiff. The curry house is just about getting by, but Ali, the proprietor, has had enough. He's tired of the late nights, casual racism and the rain. He is ready to retire to his native Bangladesh, but who should take over the restaurant? A feel-good musical that takes you through the kitchen door, Half 'n 'Half is a unique new production packed full of original songs ,that will leave you hungry for more.
Cost: £10 for students. Enjoy a pre-show curry (with chips, rice and bread) for just £4!
Time: 8.00pm
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Tuesday
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A Film: MACBETH
Cineworld Cinemas - Mary Ann Street, Cardiff CF10 2EN
Amidst the bloodshed and brooding wastes of the Scottish landscape, ambitious
general Macbeth has proven his worth on the battlefield. However, Macbeth's hunger for power is such that, with the insidious cooperation of his scheming wife , he murders King Duncan and seizes control of the throne. Very soon, Macbeth's attempts to consolidate his power result in violence, carnage and ultimately tragedy. One of Shakespeare's most famous, enduring and bloodthirsty plays, Macbeth's themes of hubris, betrayal and dishonour now get a visceral, dynamic reworking.
Cost: £4
Time: 12.10pm, 14.50pm, 17.30pm, 20.10pm
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Wednesday
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VENICE: THE GOLDEN AGE
Dora Stoutzker Concert Hall, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama,
North Rd, Cardiff CF10 3ER
Music for Strings and Brass from Renaissance and Baroque Venice, a period
unsurpassed in musical riches.
Cost: £6 in advance, £8 on the day. Get your concert ticket, cake and a
cuppa for £9! (In advance)
Time: 1:15pm
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Thursday
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THE MASS COLLECTIVE PRESENT THURSDAY MASS
Porter's Cardiff, Harlech Court, Bute Terrace, CF10 2FE Cardiff
The Mass Collective bring you quality, original and local live music for free. From
dynamic acoustic performance to full blown band experiences, these guys have a little bit of everything to satiate your desire for quality tunes, enjoy! Acoustic, electric and anything in between!
Cost: free
Time: from 9:00pm
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