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dylan and events News+ XML/RSSBy City and County of Swansea The Dylan Thomas Centre and Parthian launch a new poetry anthology, Ten Of The Best, on Thursday, 9 June at 7pm. By City and County of Swansea A fascinating photographic exhibition offering unique portraits of Welsh football grounds goes on display at the Dylan Thomas Centre from 18 May – 13 June 2010. By City and County of Swansea The Dylan Thomas Centre presents ‘The Joy of Battered Seaweed – a good laugh is the best pesticide’: an evening with Malcolm Parr on Thursday, 13 May at 7.30pm. By City and County of Swansea On the Edge presents Deadlier than the Male, Michael Kelligan’s new season of superb and varied script-held performances features plays from Welsh women writers based in Wales. By City and County of Swansea Hafan Books presents the launch and a reading of John Goodby's Wine Night White on Thursday, 22 April at 7pm. By City and County of Swansea The Dylan Thomas Centre and Hafan Books launch Childe Roland’s Ham & Jam and A Pearl: Two One-act Plays on Thursday, 15 April at 7pm. By City and County of Swansea Adam Powell of Swansea University delivers this month’s Science Café talk at the Dylan Thomas Centre on Wednesday, 31 March at 7.30pm. By City and County of Swansea You and your guests are invited to the launch of the latest Corridor Gallery exhibition, Lyndon Mably’s ‘Burning – a random event’, at the Dylan Thomas Centre from 1.30pm on Saturday 27th March. Refreshments will be available. By City and County of Swansea Award-winning writer Carol Rumens headlines Poets in the Bookshop at the Dylan Thomas Centre on Thursday, 25 March at 7.30pm. By City and County of Swansea Fluellen Theatre Company present Vaclav Havel’s Unveiling on Saturday, 20 March at 1pm. By City and County of Swansea The Dylan Thomas Centre launches Byron Beynon’s latest collection, Nocturne in Blue, on Friday, 19 March at 7pm. By City and County of Swansea Jen Wilson gives a lunchtime talk on How African American Music Came to Wales, on Friday, 19 March at 1pm. By City and County of Swansea The Dylan Thomas Centre hosts the launch of an exciting new exchange project, Dylan Thomas in Wales, on Sunday, 14 March at 7pm. By City and County of Swansea Michael Kelligan’s new season of drama by women writers based in Wales, ‘On the Edge – Deadlier than the Male!’, continues with Lucy Gough’s Gryfhead on Wednesday, 10 March at 7.30pm at the Dylan Thomas Centre. By City and County of Swansea Fluellen Theatre Company present March by Alberto Adellach on Saturday, 20 February at 1pm. By City and County of Swansea Swansea’s annual Latin American Festival takes place in the Dylan Thomas Centre on Friday, 12 February and Saturday, 13 February. By City and County of Swansea Anne Price Owen discusses the work of David Jones at Art for Lunch on Friday, 12 February at 1pm. By City and County of Swansea Michael Kelligan’s new season of drama from Wales, ‘On the Edge’, opens with Gwenno Dafydd’s Paying the Full Whack on Wednesday, 10 February at 7.30pm at the Dylan Thomas Centre. By City and County of Swansea Two recent graduates of the Trinity College Carmarthen MA in Creative Writing launch their first books in tandem on Thursday, 4 February at 7pm. By City and County of Swansea David Greenslade launches The Dark Fairground at Poets in the Bookshop on Thursday, 28 January at 7.30pm. By City and County of Swansea A GROUP of top American academics was given a treat at Swansea's Dylan Thomas Centre during a visit to the UK. By City and County of Swansea David Benton, Professor of Psychology at Swansea University, discusses ‘Diet and Behaviour Throughout Life’ at this month’s Science Café on Wednesday, 27 January at 7.30pm. By City and County of Swansea Mel Kohlke of Swansea University runs a free Holocaust Memorial Reading Workshop at the Dylan Thomas Centre on Saturday, 23 January from 10am to 4pm. By City and County of Swansea Artist Cherry Pickles discusses her work at this month’s ‘Art for Lunch’ session on Friday, January 15th at 1pm. By City and County of Swansea A Marriage of Convenience plays at the Dylan Thomas Centre on Wednesday, 9 December at 7.30pm. By City and County of Swansea The Dylan Thomas Centre hosts a poetry and music event to launch Dylan Thomas in Wales, a new and exciting project on Friday, 4 December at 7pm. By City and County of Swansea The Medical Foundation for the Care of Victims of Torture will hold a fundraising event at the Dylan Thomas Centre on Thursday, 3 December at 7.30pm By City and County of Swansea Anna Lewis is this month’s guest poet at the Dylan Thomas Centre’s Poets in the Bookshop on Thursday, 26 November at 7.30pm. By City and County of Swansea This month’s Science Café takes place at the Dylan Thomas Centre on Wednesday, 25th November at 7.30pm. By City and County of Swansea ONE of the most famous poems ever written by Swansea's Dylan Thomas is being celebrated in woollen words. By City and County of Swansea The Dylan Thomas Centre continues its programme of lunchtime talks with Malcolm Parr discussing Stanley Spencer on Friday, 13 November at 1pm. By City and County of Swansea Join us for the rest of this week’s Dylan Thomas Festival events: By City and County of Swansea There are lots of events to enjoy as part of the Dylan Thomas Festival. By City and County of Swansea There are lots of events to enjoy as part of the Dylan Thomas Festival. By City and County of Swansea 2009 is the centenary of the birth of Lynette Roberts (1909-1995), the modernist war poet who produced her most important work in West Wales. By City and County of Swansea The Dylan Thomas Centre’s Poets in the Bookshop takes place a little earlier than usual this month, on Thursday 22 October at 7.30pm. Our guest reader is Paul Henry. By City and County of Swansea Dr John Emsley of Cambridge University presents this month’s Science Café discussion on Wednesday, 21 October at 7.30pm at the Dylan Thomas Centre in Swansea. By City and County of Swansea The Dylan Thomas Centre and Swansea poetry magazine The Seventh Quarry present An Evening of Poetry from America on Friday, 16 October at 7pm. By City and County of Swansea Plans are continuing apace for this year’s Dylan Thomas Festival (26 October – 9 November). By City and County of Swansea Nigel Jenkins and David Pearl launch Gower at the Dylan Thomas Centre on Thursday, 15 October at 7pm. By City and County of Swansea On Friday, 9 October at 7pm, Eric Maddern reveals What the Bees Know. By City and County of Swansea The programme is now available for this year’s Dylan Thomas Festival, which runs from 26 October to 9 November. By City and County of Swansea The Dylan Thomas Centre launches two new poetry collections on Wednesday, 7 October: Landeg White’s Singing Bass and Jeni Williams’ Being the Famous Ones. By City and County of Swansea The Dylan Thomas Centre launches Vicar Joe’s Religious Joke Book by Kevin Johns and Peter Read on Thursday, 1 October at 7pm. By City and County of Swansea The Dylan Thomas Centre hosts an evening of one-act plays on Wednesday, 23 September at 7.30pm. By City and County of Swansea The Dylan Thomas Centre and Roundyhouse hold a special event to mark ten years of this important poetry magazine on Friday, 18 September at 7pm. By City and COunty of Swansea Swansea’s twelfth annual Dylan Thomas Festival focuses not only on Thomas’ work, but that of his friends, contemporaries and those inspired by him. This year’s Festival is dedicated to the memory of Aeronwy Thomas Ellis. By City and County of Swansea The Dylan Thomas Centre in Swansea continues its programme of Saturday Lunchtime Theatre performances. By City and County of Swansea Fluellen Theatre Company present A Beast an Angel and a Madman at the Dylan Thomas Centre on Saturday 8 August at 1pm as part of Saturday Lunchtime Theatre. By City and County of Swansea Swansea's Dylan Thomas Centre is going global. |
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