Volcano Theatre is Swansea's independent arts venue on High Street and the home of Volcano Theatre Company. It hosts performances, exhibitions and film screenings.
Screening of 'Power Station', the documentary by Powell and Edelstyn about a community-led solar energy project, at the Volcano Theatre.
Free interactive workshop on how to share stories about the ancient world on social media, part of the Being Human Festival 2026.
Free public recording of a podcast about how the ancient world shapes us today, prompted by recent cultural moments, part of the Being Human Festival 2026.
Screening of the documentary 'We, The Hated' about Just Stop Oil, with a Q&A with director Rich Felgate.
Dark comedy by Joanna Simpkins about the pressures of the festive season and impossible-to-please family gatherings.
Stand-up show by Mark Thomas, billed as one of the oldest surviving alternative comics, marking 40 years at the mic.
Live poetry and music night by Caleb Nichols, with Rhys Owain Williams and Nia Davies, at Volcano Theatre.
Beginner to intermediate DJ workshop for women and gender-diverse people, presented by Daisy Moon and part of the Gŵyl NAWR festival.
One-night text and performance piece by Berlin artist Jäckie Rydz, a queer manifesto against bureaucratic dehumanization, with choreography by Pamela Moraga.
Screening of Palestinian cinema in solidarity with Palestine, part of the Palestine Cinema Days platform and in association with Swansea Creatives for Palestine.
Queertawe Halloween Cabaret with comedy, singing and burlesque acts developed by the venue's community performers.
Original devised piece by Angharad Matthews, the final performance of Volcano Theatre's 'The Shape of Things to Come' 2026 series, in the former shop space The Window.
Screening of Bong Joon Ho's 'Parasite' (2019) at Volcano Theatre, Swansea's independent art house on High Street.
