For the third year running, the RTS centre was a partner in the pop-up cinema ‘Sinemaes’.
As part of RTS Cymru Wales’ 60th anniversary celebrations, the centre hosted a session on classic Welsh language TV comedy.
Part of RTS Cymru Wales' 60th anniversary celebrations, the first event will be held on Monday 5 August at 3.00pm when media commentator Tim Hartley will be introducing clips from half a dozen classics from the TV archives over the past 60 years.
Voting forms will be available throughout the week for Sinemaes audiences to pick their favourite programme from the list. The show with the most votes will be shown on Saturday 10 August at 3.30pm.
This year the week-long festival, which runs from 3—10 August, is being held at Llanrwst, Conwy. Further details can be found at: eisteddfod.wales/2019-eisteddfod
RTS Cymru Wales is hosting three events, linked to our presence in Sinemaes:
Front left: Sioned Wiliam, behind her Rhys Gwynfor, Barry Jones, Elen Rhys, and Daniel Glyn
Cardiff Bay was the venue for this year’s ‘Sinemaes’, a week-long pop-up cinema, held at the National Eisteddfod, supported by a partnership of film and TV organisations based in Wales. During the week over 3,300 attended screenings and sessions at Sinemaes, a 36% increase on the number in 2017.
