Don’t miss a spell-binding evening of readings, discussion and live music as award-winning songwriter, author and broadcaster Cerys Matthews and Welsh jazz harpist and composer Amanda Whiting delve into the lyrical world of poet Dylan Thomas.

Dylan Thomas is one of our most beloved poets of the twentieth century. Richly melodious and expressive, his poems strike to the heart of living and dying, of childhood days lost and the vigorous beauty of nature. His restless creativity inspired countless artists from Igor Stravinsky to Bob Dylan. 

Cerys's deep connection to Thomas runs throughout her career: she has composed music for A Child’s Christmas in Wales and published Out of Chaos Come Bliss, a collection of his poetry, as well as her own retelling of Under Milk Wood.

Cerys and Amanda  will take us on a journey through Llareggub, the fictional village at the heart of Thomas’ masterpiece. Together they bring his lush, emotional voice to life, animating an unforgettable cast - from Captain Cat to Nogood Boyo - celebrating one of the 20th century’s most loved works.

Standard: £28 | Open Concession: £14

About Cerys Matthews

Cerys Matthews is a musician, songwriter, author and radio programmer.  Her three BBC Radio music shows are multi-award winning, including the Prix Italia and Prix Europa. She was a founder member of million selling band Catatonia. Cerys has collected cross-genre music and books since she was a child.

About Amanda Whiting

Amanda Whiting is a highly acclaimed Welsh jazz  harpist and composer with a sound inspired by legends like Alice Coltrane and Dorothy Ashby, She has toured extensively with her own trio and collaborators such as Matthew Halsall, Greg Foat and DY Yoda.