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Adroddiad Blynyddol Annual Report 2014-2015 Crouch, Touch, Pause, Engage BBC Now Lizzie Sykes, Box 18, Are You There? Adroddiad Blynyddol Annual Report 2014-2015 Crouch, Touch, Pause, Engage BBC Now Lizzie Sykes, Box 18, Are you there? Cover Clawr Dickie Beau Summary of key facts Crynodeb o’r ffeithiau allweddol Programme / Rhaglen Live performance Total attendances 70919 attendances across artistic programme 345,481 336 events across whole organisation 706,181 Touring & In-house Professional Finance /Cyllid: Productions / Cynyrchiadau Twrio a Arts Programme £1.2 million Mewnol Proffesiynol Trading Programme £1.56 million 1 productions 44 performances % of turnover 74% 5359 attendances Total Turnover £3.9 million Film / Ffilm People / Pobl: 35,927 attendances Full time staff 40 842 screenings Part time staff 149 Volunteer team 50 Visual Arts / Celfyddydau Gweledol 165,303 attendances Gallery 1 & 2 39 exhibitions Community Arts / Celfyddydau Cymunedol 68,073 attendances 5,057 sessions National Dance Company Wales Man and Superman A streetcar named desire Merchant of Venice Performing Arts/Celfyddydau Perfformio Theatre / Theatr Tin Shed Theatre Co. An Inspector Calls Amateur & Community Theatre/ Aberystwyth Arts Centre Productions / Tayo Aluko & Friends Call Mr Robeson Theatr Amatur a Chymunedol Cynyrchiadau Canolfan y Celfyddydau Abandoned Theatre Company Winona Aberystwyth Dirty Aberystwyth Sister Act James Baker You Have to be Mad to Work Here Aberystwyth Arts Centre Community Theatre: Legally Blonde and it Doesn’t Even Help Miracle on 34th Street, The Musical Connect 2 Weekend Murder on the Nile Ilyria Macbeth Aberystwyth Arts Centre Stage School Square Peg Contemporary Circus Rime Live Links / Dolenni Byw: NYTW How Do You Eat an Elephant? NT Live (National Theatre, London) Interactive Theatre International Aberystwyth Arts Centre Youth Theatre: Medea Lady Windermere’s Fan The Faulty Towers Dining Experience A Streetcar Named Desire Frapetsus The Good, The Bad and the Welsh!; Johnny and the Dead Frankenstein The Mill on the Floss Bred in Heaven: The Road to Twickers John Jony Easterby, Mark Anderson, Kathy Hinde Treasure Island Aberystwyth Arts Centre Castaway Community For the Birds Behind the Beautiful Forevers Theatre: Waking Exploits Crazy Gary’s Mobile Disco The Hard Problem An Evening of Coarse Acting! BlowfishQuartet Man and Superman Oliver Twist Theatr Bara Caws Garw London Road Crashmat Collective Façade Everyman Theatr Iolo Adventures in the Skin Trade Wardens Dramatic Company Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Helen Chadwick Song Theatre Royal Shakespeare Company Live War Correspondents The Two Gentlemen of Verona Black RAT Productions / Blackwood Love’s Labour’s Lost Family Shows/ Minders’ Institute Bedroom Farce Love’s Labour’s Won Sioeau i’r Teulu Bread & Goose Lost in the Neuron Forest The Merchant of Venice Blunderbus Hugless Douglas Propeller Pocket Dream Cwmni Arad Goch Emma Decent Dreams of Aberystwyth Shakespeare’s Globe Live Cwmni Mega Patagonia Forest Forge Flowers Woman of Flowers The Tempest Hummadruz Theatre The Planets Buddug James Jones Hiraeth Macbeth Ilyria Robin Hood Best of BE Festival 2014 Titus Andronicus Komedia Pitschi, the Kitten with Dreams Michael Sabbaton HP Lovecraft’s The Temple The Duchess of Malfi M6 Theatre Company / Polka Theatre Humanities Festival You Are Here Julius Caesar Whatever the Weather Liveartshow The Future for Beginners Norwich Puppet Theatre Pied Piper Haranczak/Navarre Performance Projects Billy Elliot the Musical Plas Crug School Christmas Concert Control Signal Penglais School Wales Theatre Company /Swansea Grand Performing Arts Associate Companies Christmas concert & St David’s Day concert A Child’s Christmas in Wales Bold Productions Run Ragged Productions Action Hero Hoke’s Bluff Chloe Loftus The First Time Machine Dirty Protest Last Christmas Emily Laurens Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru / Sherman Cymru Lighthouse Theatre The Chimes Gwyn Emberton Yr Hywaden Fach Hyll Cwmni Theatr Invertigo Y Tŵr Milly Jackdaw Tall Stories Emily Brown and the Thing Gameshow This is the Moon, That is the Peter Stephenson The Basil Brush Show – Earth (we are here, we are here) Isabel Rabey The Full on Fox Tour 2015 Theatre Centre The Muddy Choir Sarah Woods and Artsadmin The Sooty Show Uninvited Guests and Fuel This Last Tempest Scriptography Productions Triptych The Eagle and the Owl Theatr Pena / The Riverfront/Torch Theatre Ysgol Gymraeg Christmas Concert; The Royal Bed Creu Cymru Dance Buddies Summer Concert Dickie Beau Blackouts: Twilight of the Idols Eddie Ladd Ysgol Penweddig Eisteddfod The Devil’s Violin The Forbidden Door Sean Tuan John Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru Siriol Joyner Y Fenyw Ddaeth o’r Môr The Llanarth Group, Gaitkrash, Theatre P’yut Playing ‘The Maids’ National Theatre Wales, Out of Joint, Arcola Theatre, Sherman Cymru Crouch, Touch, Pause, Engage Mary Bijou Cabaret and Social Club Hitch Mai oh Mai Productions The Harri-Parris: The Big Day Theatr Bara Caws Pum Cynnig i Gymro Cardboard Citizens Benefit Dracula Basil Brush Conrol Signal Performing Arts/Celfyddydau Perfformio Dance/Dawns King of Pop: The Legend Continues Bolshoi Ballet Live Toploader The Legend of Love Big Girls Don’t Cry Pharaos Daughter Russell Watson La Bayadere Calan Nutcracker Talon – The Best of the Eagles Swan Lake Rhydian Romeo & Juliet Beyond the Marches / Dros y Ffin Ivan Le Terrible Summer Ball 2015 Aberystwyth Arts Centre Dance School Dance Factor Opera and Classical / Jaleo Flamenco A Compás Opera a Chlasurol iCoDaCo International Contemporary Dance Collective LIVE LINKS Sean Tuan John Punishment New York Met Gravity & Levity Rites of War Cosi Fan Tutte Mark Bruce Company Dracula Eugene Onegin Milonga Falstaff Mr & Mrs Clark Medicine Show for Africa La Bohème Motionhouse Broken La Cenerentola 2Faced Dance Company Dreaming in Code Prince Igor Alan Carr National Dance Company Wales Rusalka Dam Van Huynh Company Gesundheit! The Nose Tosca Comedy / Comedi Werther Chris Ramsey Literature, Storytelling & Jo Caulfield: Celebration of Anger The Spoken Word / ENO Live Mark Watson: Flaws Llenyddiaeth, Adrodd Benvenuto Cellini Ross Noble: Tangentleman Alan Davies: Little Victories Straeon a’r Gair Llafar Glyndebourne Festival Alan Carr: ‘Yap, Yap, Yap!’ Chinwag Billy Budd Paul Foot: Hovercraft Symphony in Gammon Half Man/ Half Writer: An Evening with Damian Der Rosenkavalier #Major Gorman Don Giovanni Lloyd Langford: Old Fashioned Homage to the Great War Poets Don Pasquale Rich Hall 3:10 to Humour Prosiect Mabinogi Project La Traviata Tudur Owen: Pechu Welsh Short Story Network Dylan Moran Word Distillery Aberystwyth Choral Society concerts Comedy Club: Rob Deering, Nish Kumar, Mike Aberystwyth Music Club Series (6 recitals) Bubbins, Elis James, Sam Fletcher, Clint Edwards, Bookshop Events: Poetry readings, Literary BBC National Orchestra of Wales concerts Gary Delaney, Kiri Pritchard-Mclean, Fin Taylor Events & Book Launches British Legion Festival of Remembrance Concert John Barnie & Matthew Jarvis Ceredigion Schools concerts Special Events / Jacqueline Yallop Côr Cymru 2015 Rosalind Hudis Mid Wales Opera: Carmen Gweithgareddau Arbennig Magic, The Gathering Events Musicfest International Music Festival & Summer An Evening with Ian McCulloch Kate Hamer School Blofeld & Baxter: Memories of Testmatch Special Mike Jenkins Music Theatre Wales: The Trial Christmas Food Fair Philomusica of Aberystwyth concerts Horror Express on the Vale of Rheidol Sinfonia Cymru & Llŷr Williams Science Café (8 events) Music /Cerddoriaeth Sound Affairs: The Fall of the House of Usher The Aberystwyth Wedding Show (Calon Wedding Y Selar: Candelas, Castro a Mwy The University Singers Planning) Gig Selar 10: Sŵnami, Yr Eira a mwy The Welsh Sinfonia The Five Doctors Y Selar: Gwenno a mwy Urdd Gobaith Cymru: Eisteddfod y Cylch Disabled Access Day Blackhouse Ysgoloriaeth Urdd Gobaith Cymru Bryn Terfel Aled Jones: Songs of Hope and Inspiration Scholarship Festivals / Gwyliau Beyond the Barricade Abertoir Wales Horror Festival Lee Mead in Concert Christmas Food Festival The Magic of Motown International Ceramics Festival Cabarration Musicfest International Music Festival & Summer The Leisure Hive: Last Night a DJ Took My Life School Voulez Vous MidMad Music Festival Brenig Wales Festival of Architecture Winter Craft & Gift Fair WOW Wales One World Film Festival Anton Heche Sarah Brannan Sabrina Shah Visual Arts / Celfyddydau Gweledol Gallery 1 The Box: Artists Films Main Foyer Exhibitions I Like This Place…and willingly could waste Programme Peirdom photography by Simon Roberts my time in it Coleg Ceredigion Fine Art Students Tim Shaw RA: Black Smoke Rising Season 16: Liam Wood: Photography Mary Lloyd Jones: A Journey from Devil’s Bridge / The Eagleman Stag: Mike Please A Celebration of Welsh Architecture Y Daith o Bontarfynach Mary: Sara Brannan Tom Wood: Landscapes Surface: TU+// Varathit Uthaisri Café Gallery Anton Hecht: Angel Aberystwyth Triptych: Katerina Athanasopoulou Screenprinting Robert Davies: Of time and the railway Tomas Mankowsky ‘Sorry I’m Late’ Dylan Jones: A Bird Flew By National Portrait Gallery: The BP Portrait The Experimentalists Award 2014 Season 17: Y Mabinogi Andres Weberg: Mamo/Mother Inside Welsh Homes Gallery 2 Tim Shore: Cabinet Robert Hanbury-Tenison: Echoes of a Ginetta Corelli & Alastair Cook: Ground The Photographer’s Wall / Mur y Vanished World Jaume Plensa at Yorkshire Sculpture Park Royal Photographic Society International Print David Nash at Yorkshire Sculpture Park Ffotograffwyr Exhibition / Arddangosfa Brint Ryngwladol y Gymdeithas Ffotograffic Frenhinol Season 18: Ceramics Gallery Images: The Association
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