Common Wealth’s team in Cardiff are supported by our Sounding Board, working class people interested in the arts and social change. We're so pleased to be working with the brilliant Jesse Osei and Hayat Mohamed. Find out more about Jesse and Hayat here: commonwealththeatre.co.uk/common-wealth-…

The cruel and manipulative Lambert went on to manage/ train other #spycops. No rogue officers, no bad apples. An entirely deliberate, systemic model of political policing with no care for the women left behind. We were collateral intrusion (as I was told) theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/n…

The floods devastated Ponty over the weekend - houses & business trashed, so much was lost. A good friend of mine John Abell is selling his beautiful prints to raise funds for Storyville books an independent bookshop. Please buy a print, would mean the world to folk- thanks ♥️

As a #spycops officer, Bob Lambert betrayed a string of innocent women. The official inquiry must ask harsh questions of him – and the state theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Huge thank you to @newportrising for hosting us for a radical tour of Newport. It felt really powerful to explore the history beneath our feet. It was great to play with AR in an unstructured way. We're excited to explore other ways that AR can be used in immersive arts projects

We've still got a few tickets left for our last Posh Club on 6th Dec. We want to make this the wildest and busiest ever! Tickets are £5 and include lunch. Carers come free! Doors at 11.30, performances between 12 and 3. Booking: 07983883313 or theposhclub.co.uk/clubs/cardiff/

The festive season has been started with a bang!!! Huge thanks to our performers (Azara, Shirley Classy, Bianca, and 50 Shêds O Lleucu), our volunteers, Duckie, the Hub staff & our audience. We've got our last show tomorrow from 12. Tickets available: commonwealththeatre.co.uk

Take the Mic 2 will feature young voices sharing their mental health journeys through music, poetry, rap, art, and more. Hosted by Bradford District Craven Health & Care Partnership, All Star, Bradford College, Common Wealth, and Youth in Mind. 🎟️ Buy your tickets: ticketsource.co.uk/bradford-distr…

Aspiring Production Designers! 🚀 PROPEL Bradford is back with another paid work placement opportunity for Bradford creatives. Apply now to work as a Production Design Assistant with Common Wealth on their upcoming Bradford 2025 show, Right/s. bdproducinghub.co.uk/funding-opport…

As 2024 comes to an end, we’ve taken some time to reflect on our year. In April Common/Wealth entered the Arts Council Wales portfolio meaning we now receive regular funding from 2 Arts Councils, thank you Arts Council England Cyngor Celfyddydau Cymru.

We made 3 new live shows: In Common, Still Waiting, and How to Build a Town (Welsh School of Architecture, Cardiff Council), and toured Peaceophobia in partnership with Strike A Light & Fuel.

We created a new exhibition - Wear & Care at Bradford Museums & Galleries , maintained Reclaim the Space mural at the civic space, St Mellons, and created a short film about Welsh - We No Longer Talk.

As well as our live performance and exhibitions, we've also been training our Performance Collective, hosting Posh Club with Duckie, and our 29% Festival for young people in Bradford.

We've worked with some brilliant people, and written our first book: Do It Yourself, Making Political Theatre. We're excited to let you know more about this next year. Happy holidays - and see you in 2025! Big love - Cariad mawr, Common/Wealth

We've delivered 1,278 workshops, piloted a new arts & activism programme with working class young people, and held two R&Ds for upcoming large-scale shows in Cardiff and Bradford. Right/s will be part of @Bradford2025.

Common Wealth quietly doing fantastic work.

If you're 16-30 and live in Cardiff don't miss these experimental percussion workshops at Chapter Arts Centre. Taster session on Saturday 11th January - pay what you can!! chapter.org/whats-on/dan-j…

Solidarity with staff at the WRC.

Public Interest tickets are live! Part music video part political theatre. Rappers and DJ’s perform real stories of Joint Enterprise and confront racist and classist discrimination in the justice system. In partnership with @jengba. Get tickets: buff.ly/r1VJu2R