Learning from experienced improvisers who’ve performed around the UK and internationally. This beginners workshop will see you engage in spontaneous, unscripted scenes, honing quick-thinking and communication skills. With games and exercises to encourage collaboration and bold choices, all in a supporting atmosphere to help you unleash your comedic potential.

Adlais Presents Chroma Live + More @ Tŷ Pawb
September 13th, 7pm - 11pm
Chroma
Influenced by the likes of Yeah Yeah Yeah’s and The Gossip, CHROMA have already received a groundswell of early radio support from BBC Radio 1, BBC 6 Music, Kerrang! Radio,  Radio Wales and BBC Radio Cymru and ongoing support from BBC Introducing.
Plus Support From Baby Barve, Lila Zing & Dafydd Hedd

Matinée: Classical & Contemporary Concerts at Tŷ Pawb - L U C Y  F A R R I M O N D - Soprano
Our summer 2024 programme of lunchtime classical and contemporary concerts is underway and features live music performances from a diverse range of musicians and genres. You can attend the concert spontaneously on your lunch break, the programme lasts 45 to 55 minutes and often showcases chamber music, solo piano recitals, folk music, classical guitar and classical duos. Performances are every other Wednesday between 1pm and 2pm in our Performance Space, entry is via donations.

Hosted by a different artist every month, the stage is open to new and experienced performers. Please arrive early to register to perform on the night. This month will be hosted by Isabella Crowther. A creator of crashing, reverberative, swirling music; Isabella Crowther studied Popular Music at Goldsmiths, University of London. While studying, she learnt the ethos of DIY/Punk/Riot Grrrl and started to record and produce her own music. She has now released her first self-written, recorded and produced E.P. - Let the Light Through

How To Feed A Town - Welsh Language Performance
An opportunity to step into a sharp world of food graph, family and modern poverty in this drama, which has been directly influenced by Flintshire residents.
Created with the people of Flintshire, How to Feed a Town is steeped in the approach of "... effortlessly confident..." (Buxton Fringe), "... poetic..." (Edinburgh Fringe) of Haywire's everyday storytelling. Be prepared for laughter, tears and song even as they take you into a sharp world of food graph, family and modern poverty.
Price: Pay What You Can, £3 - £5 - £8 - £10 - £12 - £15