Matthew Rhys lends support to Fishguard theatre campaign
Post categories: Theatre
| 14:08 UK time, Friday, 28 January 2011
Welsh actor Matthew Rhys is backing a campaign to save in Fishguard, Pembrokeshire.
The theatre was earmarked for closure in 2010 after several loss-making years. Since then, the Friends of Theatr Gwaun group has been campaigning to save it, and have been investigating the possibility of turning it into a community-run arts centre.
Hollywood-based Matthew Rhys has lent his support to the campaign, and there is talk of holding a Welsh film festival in Los Angeles to raise funds.
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At 23rd Sep 2011, biessisi wrote:Theater is an important part of communities. Recently I went to the toronto international film festival (TIFF) and it was great. Its really a lot of fun and an excellent way to share creative ideas and outlooks as well as fund raise.
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At 30th Sep 2011, treedah wrote:I absolutely love the theatre. Its an important part of life. It is great for sharing, learning and entertainment!
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