One-woman show by poet and spoken word artist Melanie Branton exploring the history of the English language through performance poetry.
Dark comedy by Joanna Simpkins about the pressures of the festive season and impossible-to-please family gatherings.
Irish performer Rachel Helena Walsh performs a set of original Fluxus scores written for The Window, part of Volcano's 'The Shape of Things to Come' commission series.
Award-winning solo theatre company Dyad Productions brings Dickens' classic ghost story to life with Andrew Margerison playing every character.
Cwmni ar Daith brings Charles Dickens's 'The Chimes' to life in the signature live radio play style, with jingles, carols, music and bells.
A family Christmas turns to disaster when siblings Jack and Daisy are foiled by The Hollow, a spirit that won't let them return to normal until they learn the true meaning of Christmas.
Family Christmas pantomime of Aladdin with a digital LED set, slapstick and musical numbers at the Swansea Grand Theatre.
Solo performance by Lighthouse Theatre's Adrian Metcalfe of Dylan Thomas's classic 'A Child's Christmas in Wales', the first half of 'A Welsh Icons Xmas show'.
A heartwarming Christmas stage adaptation of Frank Capra's classic film, directed by Mary Elliott Nelson.
A Welsh Icons Christmas show in which two actors bring to life Dylan Thomas's 'A Child's Christmas in Wales' and Richard Burton's 'A Christmas Story'.
Christmas showcase performed by the students of Mellin Theatre Arts at the Swansea Grand Theatre.
Adult pantomime, a scandalous and raucous twist on the classic fairy tale, with Su Pollard as 'The Voice of the Cock'.
UK tour stop of the stage adaptation of Thomas Harris's novel, with John Partridge as Hannibal Lecter.
Tall Stories' stage adaptation of the picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler, recommended for audiences aged three and up.
Fifth edition of the murder mystery play 'Murder Trial Tonight', titled 'Death in the Family', at the Swansea Grand Theatre.
Live true-crime theatre show in which presenter Donal MacIntyre opens some of the most compelling modern murder investigations.
