Audio recording of the complete hustings held at the Y Centre in Porthcawl; with all candidates for the 2024 General Election in the Bridgend Constituency.
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Audio recording of the complete hustings held at the Y Centre in Porthcawl; with all candidates for the 2024 General Election in the Bridgend Constituency.
Recording of the conversations held on 14 February 2024 in Porthcawl - part of Climate Clever Conversations.
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Green Room Poster Jan 2024
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Celebrating Seren's Free Verse’, in honour of RICHARD PRICE born 300 years ago. With PHIL COPE & others.
Also we remember Alan Perry.
Poster fro Green Room Nov 23
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Green Room from September 2023, with open mic contibutions.
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Zoë Brigley at the Green Room and post 2019 election open mic. Hosted by Robert Minhinnick.
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Green Room Poster June 2023
The Green Room welcomes Hilary Llewellyn-Williams (former patron of Sustainable Wales) and participating readers such as Phil Cope, Kristian Evans, Gerry Ray and Paul Woodford. Introduced and hosted by Robert Minhinnick. This is the last Green Room before the summer break in July and August. The Green Room returns in September 2023.
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Angela Graham & Phil cope read at the Green Room February 2023.
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Laura Wainwright and Kristian Evans
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Launch event for Robert Minhinnick’s latest work Delirium. Recorded at the Stage Door, Grand Pavilion Porthcawl.
Introduced by Robert Minhinnick. Norman Harris, Phil Cope and Peter Finch remember the graphic designer, Paul Peter Piech.
Peter Finch returns to the Green Room at the start of the Porthcawl Elvis Festival.
Green Room Poster
Zoë Brigley, Kristian Evans, Laura Wainwright and Robert Minhinnick at the Green Room 24 June 2022
Introduced by Robert Minhinnick
Laura Wainwright reads at the Green Room 25th March 2022. Laura Wainwright is from Newport, South Wales. Her poems have been published and are forthcoming in a range of magazines, journals and anthologies. Laura was shortlisted in the Bridport Prize poetry competition in 2013 and 2019, and awarded a Literature Wales Writers' Bursary in 2020 to finish her first collection.
Read Laura Wainwright’s Newport Journal.
As part of fairtrade fortnight 2022 Choose the World You Want Festival
Introduced by Elen Jones of Jeniphers’ Coffi. Featuring writers Robert Minhinnick, Chris Meredith and Sampurna Chattarji reading from India. Readings from Gorwelion Shared Horizons and discussion.
Our own ‘Green Room’ will be the venue for the first launches, featuring Phil Cope, Samantha Wynne-Rhydderch and Robert Minhinnick on Friday, November 5th, 8pm see our Events pages for more information. A video of this is available on our YouTube channel.
‘Josephine’s Rain’ is a thirty minute evocation of a storm that damaged Porthcawl in 1995. Tropical storm ‘Josephine’ was close to hurricane status, sinking boats and destroying part of the seafront.
Performed and written by Robert Minhinnick, Richard Thomas & Peter Morgan.
Josephine’s Rain has been performed at many events over the years; some hosted by the Green Room.
A video version is available on our YouTube channel.
“In a recent film for ‘Sustainable Wales’ I say that Babylon fell because of social inequality and that our culture is threatened by the same thing. That’s not to mention ‘climate change’ at all. But I’ve written the words for ‘Josephine’s Rain’, a depiction of a storm that hit Porthcawl in the 1990s. It evokes a hurricane and is bloody loud, with guitar, keyboard, percussion. In the last performance we had an artist on stage creating a painting during the thirty minute performance. Very 1960s.”
Robert Minhinnick Wales Arts Review
Live performances at the launch event for Diary of the Last Man. Robert Minhinnick reads with musical accompaniment.
Poet and editor of HappenStance press Nell Nelson travels from Fife to Porthcawl to launch two new books by Welsh poets.
'Unleaving' is the first collection of poems by Kristian Evans, and 'Pattern Beyond Chance', by Stephen Payne
Our mission is to seek solutions for the unsustainable way we live. This involves cultural change and has implications for future generations.
Sustainable Wales’s aim is to help revitalise the local economy. We promote social and environmental progress and are enterprising, creative and internationally aware.
We are committed to society, artistic creativity and the natural world. We work with communities, voluntary groups and government.
We believe in this way we can foster an exciting future that doesn’t cost us the earth.
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