Stiwdio Weston Studio

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The Weston is the cutting edge of Cardiff's theatre scene offering the very best in small scale performance.

Website: http://www.wmc.org.uk/westonstudio
Location: Cardiff
Members: 79
Latest Activity: 1 day ago

If you’ve been to the Weston Studio before, you’ll know what a great space it is to get up close and personal with great theatre. If you haven’t tried out the Weston yet, make now the time to experience the very best in small scale theatre for yourself - and at great value too.

Ticket prices for Weston Studio range from £8 to £12 according to the popularity of each performance, so by booking early you will pay the lowest price.

First 30 tickets sold: £8
The next 30 seats: £10
All remaining seats: £12
Tickets on the day of the performance: £12

You can also pay the lowest rate of £8 at any point in time if you book 3 shows at once. All shows are unreserved seating so arrive early to secure the best seats.

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New Weston ticket pricing... 4 Replies

Started by Gareth Lloyd Roberts. Last reply by Michael Kelligan Nov. 19, 2009.

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Comment by Gareth Lloyd Roberts on June 18, 2010 at 8:14am: {Blysh} 16 - 25 July: A Festival of carnival & vaudeville entertainment

Comment by Gareth Lloyd Roberts on April 20, 2010 at 2:53pm: Something a little different this bank holiday weekend...

Comment by Gareth Lloyd Roberts on February 16, 2010 at 4:25pm: The new Weston Season brochure has arrived and we think it looks rather good:

www.wmc.org.uk/temp/WestonStudioSpringSeason2010.pdf

Comment by Victoria John on November 19, 2009 at 11:17am: A huge thank you to you and Louise from us all at Velvet Ensemble. We had an amazing experience in our Incubator and are so thrilled with the response and feedback we received from our piece. Next step - debrief and find funding! Vxx

Comment by Gareth Lloyd Roberts on November 19, 2009 at 11:09am: Just a quick thank you to all our Incubator Project groups... We hope you achieved what you set out to, the feedback has been superb and very constructive. It was great having you here guys!

Comment by Gareth Lloyd Roberts on November 19, 2009 at 11:06am: How Green Was My Valley
Sat 28 Nov | 8pm

Critics Circle Award winning company Independent Ballet Wales present a breathtaking version of one of Wales' best known stories.

Based on the bestselling novel by Richard Llewellyn - an Oscar winning film and an authentic BBC Wales television series - this outstanding new production features choreography from Creative Wales Award winner Darius James and some of the best young dancers in Europe. MacMillan Young Composer of the Year Thomas Hewitt Jones provides an atmospheric and stunning new commissioned score. And to cap a truly memorable collaborative experience - The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama have worked with the company to produce innovative and vivid sets and costumes. With remarkable classical dancers and expansive choreography this production is the most thrilling and entertaining dance event of the year.

Comment by James Roberts on November 15, 2009 at 10:40pm: Gareth. Thank you once again for the fantastic & creative we had this last week in Weston. The support that the Incubator project gives to developing performing arts in South Wales sends out such a positive message about WMC's commitment to it's surrounding artistic community.

Please pass on our thanks & respect to Ben and Scott who have such a great attitude to their work.
James & Bridie (Citrus Arts).

Comment by James Roberts on August 29, 2009 at 10:03pm: Hello to this group,
I worked in Weston Studio a few weeks ago as part of the Inc'ling project, & have to agree with Gareth - it is a brilliant space to create and show work that has hi-spec' rigging/ technical requirements.

It's great that Cardiff has a facility like this & the fact that you offer it out as a resource when it's dark is a sound investment in what feels like a growing creative wave around Wales.

Gareth, I have to say that Ben Frith (technician at Weston), is particularly good at his job & had substantial creative input to our work when we were at the lovely Weston Studio.
James (Citrus Arts).

Comment by Gareth Lloyd Roberts on August 3, 2009 at 1:35pm: This autumn's studio season is now on sale - check it out...

Comment by Gareth Lloyd Roberts on July 13, 2009 at 10:45am: Is starts on Friday: BLYSH

http://media.tmsmail.us/pop_tms_walesmillennium/2009/0907_blysh/indexen.html