A delightful family theatre show for children aged 7+
Flex your muscles and practise your lunges, it’s time for the Great Insect Games!
Join your hosts, the gym junkie grasshoppers and watch the hare-brained events unfold. Who will win at synchronised swimming, a spider or a slug?! How will a butterfly fare at weightlifting?! How does a snail wear boxing gloves? Support your team and even become an Insectolympian yourself.
With new music by HMS Morris and plenty of cheekiness, join us for this bug infested half hour of surreal silliness.
Created by Familia De La Noche with new music from HMS Morris and produced in association with Wales Millennium Centre, Articulture, Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Cymru, Theatr Clwyd, Aberystwyth Arts Centre and Cardiff Summer of Smiles.
Performance times:
11am
2pm
Tickets: £4 adults / £2 children
Running time: 30 minutes
This event is made possible with funding from the UK Government , through the UK Community Renewal Fund and the Arts Council Wales ‘Night Out’ scheme.
Coming by car? Parking at EVI: https://evi.cymru/find-us/
Thursday 21st August | 11am, 1pm, or 2.15pm
£3 per child (including booking fee) or £2 cash if paying at EVI. Accompanying adult tickets are free.
Tuesday 12th August | 10am to 1pm
Free
Thursday 7th August | 10.30am to 11.45am
Free - tickets only
Starting Thursday 3rd July | 2pm - 4.30pm
Free (bring your own fabrics)
Thursday 31st July | 11am, 1pm, or 2.15pm
£3 each (including booking fee) or £2 if paying in cash at EVI reception
Thursday 15th May | 9.30am - 11am (and then every Thursday until 12th June)
Free
Wednesday 26th March - Friday 28th March | 9.30am - 12.30am
£50 for the full 3 days
Thursday 20th February | 9.30am - 11am (and then every Thursday until 20th March)
Free
Thursday 12th December | 7.30pm - 10pm
£10 (£8 concession)
Wednesday 26th February | 11am or 2.30pm
£7.50 - £8.50
Weds 27th Nov - Fri 29th Nov | 9:30am - 12:30pm
£50 for the full 3-days
ProMo Cymru, Charity and Social Enterprise operates and is the custodian of the Ebbw Vale Institute.
We are proud to have saved EVI for future community use.
