Posted: Thu 27th Feb 2025

Theatr Clwyd announces full opening season

News and Info from Deeside, Flintshire, North Wales

After an extensive redevelopment, Theatr Clwyd has announced its full opening season, marking a bold new chapter for the much-loved Welsh venue.

From the opening production of Tick, Tick… Boom! (2 – 28 June) – the acclaimed musical by RENT creator Jonathan Larson – to Alan Ayckbourn’s gripping dark comedy Snake In The Grass (15 Sep – 4 Oct), the season offers a diverse selection of unmissable productions.

The season also features major West End productions, including James Graham’s powerful adaptation of the cult 80s drama Boys from the Blackstuff (1 – 5 July), the stage version of thriller The Girl on the Train, starring Laura Whitmore (15 – 19 July), and the smash-hit Tudor musical Six (23 – 27 Sep).

Theatre lovers can also look forward to a fresh adaptation of Pride & Prejudice (15 – 25 Oct), a bilingual Romeo a Juliet (16 – 17 Oct), and Cardiff’s Sherman Theatre’s acclaimed drama Housemates (9 – 13 Sep).

Beyond theatre, the season boasts live music, including performances from West End stars in Welsh of the West End, classical concerts from Sinfonia Cymru and pianist Llŷr Williams, and stand-out comedy from the likes of Seann Walsh and Jasper Carrott.

Theatr Clwyd’s acclaimed rock ‘n’ roll pantomime will return with Cinderella (22 Nov – 17 Jan).

Artistic Director Kate Wasserberg said:
“This season is a celebration of everything Theatr Clwyd stands for – bold, brilliant storytelling and world-class talent.”

Tickets for the opening season go on sale to Theatr Clwyd members from Wednesday 26 February, with public booking opening on Monday 3 March.

Top Five Must-See Shows

  • Tick, Tick… Boom!
    Whether or not you saw the Netflix musical with Andrew Garfield, this fun and clever show is our top pick.

  • Boys from the Blackstuff
    After its West End success, the stage play of the cult 80s TV series comes to Mold.

  • The Girl on the Train
    The hit film starring Emily Blunt is now a stage thriller, with Laura Whitmore in the lead role.

  • Pride & Prejudice
    Jane Austen’s iconic novel gets the Bridgerton treatment, with parties, passion, and, of course, Mr Darcy.

  • Cinderella: The Rock ‘n’ Roll Panto
    The ever-popular panto returns – expect huge sets, amazing costumes, and badger puppets (of course).

Season Highlights

Theatre & Musicals

  • Tick, Tick… Boom! (2 – 28 June)
  • Boys from the Blackstuff (1 – 5 July)
  • The Girl on the Train (15 – 19 July)
  • Snake in the Grass (15 Sep – 4 Oct)
  • Pride & Prejudice (15 – 25 Oct)
  • Cinderella: The Rock ‘n’ Roll Panto (22 Nov – 17 Jan)
  • Blood Brothers (30 Sep – 4 Oct)
  • Six The Musical (23 – 27 Sep)
  • King Arthur (24 – 26 July)
  • Housemates (9 – 13 Sep)

Comedy

  • Comedy Club Nights (23 June, 7 July, 4 Aug)
  • Jasper Carrott & Alistair McGowan (10 – 11 Oct)
  • Buffy Revamped (20 Sep)

Dance & Ballet

  • Ballet Cymru: Giselle (8 July)
  • National Dance Company Wales (8 – 9 Oct)

Live Music & Concerts

  • Huw Chiswell & Côr y Pentan (21 June)
  • Welsh of the West End (23 July)
  • Llŷr Williams (Piano) (4 Nov)

For more information and booking details, visit theatrclwyd.com.

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