STOP PRESS: Friday March 12th Powis Hall, Bangor University, 7.30 p.m. Don’t miss the last great night of the season at CABARET POWIS ! A hot son and salsa party with the Cuban Masters SIERRA MAESTRA, plus Bangor’s BANDA BACANA. Hurry…they’re going fast!
Tickets on 01248 382141 or call at Cob Records, Bangor or book on-line.
WHAT IS PONTIO?
A new programme of artistic events at Bangor.
Cabaret, rock, classical, blues, drama, jazz, storytelling, art, events.
College and local promoters. University and community.
PONTIO – bridging over the Bangor Arts
PONTIO is a new venture to promote and co-ordinate arts events in Bangor. It contains a wide-ranging programme of events hosted by a variety of organisations - the University and the city's independent arts organisations and promoters.
Cast: Philippe Noiret, Salvatore Cascio, Marco Leonardi, Jacques Perrin, Antonella Attili, Pupella Maggio, Agnese Nano, Leopoldo Trieste
Director/ Screenplay: Giuseppe Tornatore
A man receives news from his aging mother in a little town that someone he once knew has passed away. A beautiful story unfolds about the man's childhood friendship with an old man who was the projectionist at the local theater. Their bond was one that contained many highlights and tragedies, and shaped the way for a young boy to grow and move out of his rundown village to pursue a dream. The director of the movie, Giuseppe Tornatore, went on to make other great visual films, but Cinema Paradiso is considered his "masterpiece." ha
MAIN ARTS LECTURE THEATRE ( MALT.), BANGOR UNIVERSITY
Thursday, 18 March, 2010 at 7.00pm
£4 – on the door.
Sierra Maestra - The world leaders of cuban beat!
Bangor based band Banda Bacana featuring Nigerian born vocalist LOULOU. Afro Latin beat, dancing and fun.
Powis Hall, Bangor University
Friday, March 19, 2010 - 19.30
Tickets are £12 and are available by calling 01248 382141 or call at Cob Records, Bangor.
CWMNI THEATR TANDEM ( in association with THEATR BARA CAWS) presents:
Actors: Owen Arwyn, Martin Thomas
Director: Valmai Jones
A brand new Welsh language theatre piece by cutting-edge Porthmadog playwright and poet Aled Jones Williams.
The play portrays the paranoid politics of the world today, as reflected in two characters out to destroy one another. The production pushes theatrical boundaries in terms of elements of improvisation , leading to the ending of the play being decided upon during the actual course of the performance.
John Phillips Hall, Bangor University
Saturday, March 27th 7.30 p.m.
Tickets £6 : phone 01248 382141 or call at Palas Print, Bangor