Wed, 04 May 2016 Heno

-The weather is fantastic,

-do you fancy a barbecue?

-I can't leave the house tonight,

-it's Fancy A Fortune? night.

-It will be champagne

-and canapes if we win.

-Hello and welcome to Heno.

-It's been a glorious day and my trip

-down from North Wales was pleasant.

-Spring has finally sprung!

-It's Wednesday night which means

-we'll be playing Fancy A Fortune?

-# Fancy A Fortune? #

-Since January, our 1,000 jackpot

-has been won a staggering six times.

-Let's hope tonight

-is the seventh time!

-Last week's winner was Eleri Jones

-from Groeslon near Caernarfon.

-Who will take the jackpot tonight as

-we spin the wheel to win a fortune?

-To be in with a chance of winning,

-answer this question correctly:

-Who are this year's

-football Premier League champions?

-1) Leicester, 2) Carmarthen,

-or 3) Caernarfon?

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-It's 5p a minute plus your telephone

-company's network access charge.

-The phone lines close at 7.15pm.

-All entrants must be over 18.

-Don't call after the lines close

-or you will still be charged.

-Full terms and conditions

-can be found at www.heno.tv

-Shhh, I'm on the phone.

-I'm entering Fancy A Fortune?

-# Fancy A Fortune? #

-Tonight, Gerallt awaits our company

-at Nant Gwrtheyrn Heritage Centre.

-I've spent an interesting day at the

-centre with some Welsh learners.

-Keep watching to find out more about

-this cawl and the Welsh learners.

-I'm Rebecca Trehearn and the cameras

-have reached the New London Theatre.

-They chat to me and Daniel Evans

-all about the musical, Showboat.

-You can find out more later.

-I'm the cartoonist, Sion Tomos Owen

-and tomorrow will be Cartoonist Day.

-You'll hear more from me later.

-We also hear a lovely message

-all the way from Patagonia.

-Tonight's studio guest

-is a solicitor from Cardigan.

-No, I'm not in a spot of bother

-and in need of some legal advice!

-He's here to tell us about

-winning gold for Britain...

-..at the Duathlon European

-Championships in Germany recently.

-What an amazing achievement!

-It has been a fantastic day

-at Nant Gwrtheyrn.

-A unique language course has been

-held at the centre today.

-The enthusiasm of the learners has

-been obvious throughout the day.

-This cawl which has been harvested

-in the area is one of the results.

-This is how the cawl

-came to existence.

-Sitting at the foot of the Eifl

-and with a sea view...

-..Nant Gwrtheyrn

-has an unbeatable location.

-The latest Welsh language courses

-make the most of the resources.

-We're holding a nature course here

-at Nant Gwrtheyrn this week.

-It's an innovative, new course that

-combines nature terminology...

-..with learning Welsh.

-Twm Elias joined us yesterday,

-running a series of nature walks.

-It was an opportunity for learners

-to learn the Welsh terms...

-..for wild flowers and birds down by

-the sea and in the woods.

-These are nettles - my

-favourite wild food.

-They're learning the language and

-foraging for their supper!

-What role do you play on the course?

-I'm showing them what wild plants

-you can eat.

-Most people don't know that they can

-eat the things I've gathered.

-There are also poisonous plants that

-you must avoid.

-We've collected nettles, gorse

-flowers and some pines.

-These are looking for wood sorrel

-which is delicious in a salad.

-They're using the words they've

-learnt as we walk and observe...

-..without thinking about it.

-Students and staff deserve a break

-from the classroom on a lovely day.

-We've learnt a great deal in the

-last two days.

-We learnt about birds, flowers and

-trees with Twm Elias yesterday...

-..and with Catrin Roberts today.

-We're learning in two ways.

-There'll be feasting tonight.

-Yes, they'll spending the afternoon

-preparing the foods...

-..that they've foraged and will be

-eating them later.

-It's been a wonderful day.

-It's been a fantastic day and I've

-enjoyed it immensely.

-I've learnt so much about nature.

-We learnt about wild garlic and

-mustard garlic and how to them.

-We've been out foraging for food

-to eat tonight.

-We've got plants, flowers and the

-odd bug!

-The chef is having a day off while

-we cook these to eat.

-We're always thinking of new ideas

-and new courses to run here.

-We're already planning courses

-for 2017.

-Courses like these allow former

-learners to come back again...

-..to add to their knowledge.

-It's also an opportunity to make use

-of the natural resources...

-..that we have here at Nant.

-I'm going to sample the cawl.

-Back to you in the studio.

-It's our night for Fancy A Fortune?

-Our phone lines are still open for a

-chance to win anything up to 1,000!

-Here's our question:

-Who are this year's

-football Premier League champions?

-1) Leicester, 2) Carmarthen,

-or 3) Caernarfon?

-Call us with the answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-Our phone lines close at 7.15pm,

-so get dialling now!

-If I win Fancy A Fortune,

-I'll be off on my holidays.

-Do you try the lottery?

-No, I don't.

-I only enter Fancy A Fortune?

-If I win Fancy A Fortune,

-you won't see me again!

-# Fancy A Fortune? #

-Our studio guest, Dai Cole will spin

-tonight's wheel for Fancy A Fortune?

-Welcome to Heno.

-Thank you.

-Are you excited to spin the wheel?

-I can't wait to spin the wheel.

-I'll give it a good shot.

-A lot of people know you

-as a lawyer.

-Congratulations on scooping gold at

-the Duathlon European Championships.

-I work as a lawyer in Cardigan.

-I won the gold medal for Duathlon

-in the European Championship.

-This is my medal.

-I was competing as an amateur

-but it's still an achievement.

-What is a duathlon?

-It's a run, a cycle and a run again.

-I can't do the triathlon

-as I'm not a strong enough swimmer.

-The running parts are sprints

-of 5k and then 20k on the bike...

-..with 2.5km sprint at the end.

-It's a very fast race.

-You've had a bit of a break since.

-Yes, my legs have had a rest since.

-My father has been

-helping with my training.

-I've had a great deal of support.

-I've tried to mix up the training

-as you need to build up strength...

-..and speed for the sprints.

-My father and partner

-have been supporting me.

-My friend Rhys also did very well.

-We train together.

-He raced international he morning

-and I raced in the evening.

-Thank you. Have you got an eye for

-drawing or sketching cartoons?

-No, I don't.

-Believe it or not,

-tomorrow is Cartoonist Day.

-Our cameras caught up with

-the cartoonists from Rhondda...

-..and Pobol Y Rhondda presenter,

-Sion Tomos Owen.

-I started drawing cartoons

-from a young age...

-..and I always had a book

-and crayons close by.

-Later, I started to draw caricatures

-as birthday cards for people.

-It's become something I love doing

-and would like to have as a main job

-I change who and what appears in the

-cartoons.

-I appear in many of them as a sort

-of fat Tin Tin.

-We have several politicians appear

-from things I pick up on Twitter.

-There's a character called

-Halabalwden...

-..and I've just finished a cartoon

-about my daughter's birth.

-I used to take my time drawing on

-paper, working on the details...

-..but the more I do,

-the faster I become.

-The phone and computer make it so

-much faster.

-I can draw a sketch on a piece of

-tissue, take a picture of it...

-..and send it to DropBox on the

-computer.

-I can then add to it as I see fit,

-especially crossed-eyes and things.

-A small tweak corrects any errors.

-There is so much material on Twitter

-for cartoonists on any day.

-Some people are setting up on the

-street handing out cartoons...

-..free of charge.

-Anything that draws attention to

-cartoons is fantastic.

-In addition to working on the

-cartoon about my daughter's birth...

-..I'm also working on someone a

-little more familiar.

-Can you tell who this is?

-What a fantastic sketch.

-It looks a lot like you!

-Sion has published a bilingual comic

-called Cawl which is out next month.

-Keep a lookout for it!

-After the break...

-..we hit London's West End where

-the Showboat musical has docked.

-Daniel Evans and Rebecca Trehearn

-are part of the Welsh cast and crew.

-Don't forget

-to enter Fancy A Fortune?

-The question is simple

-so get dialling now and good luck!

-The phone lines are about to close.

-Call now.

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-Subtitles

-Welcome back.

-The phone lines have now closed for

-tonight's game of Fancy A Fortune?

-Stand by your phone

-as we'll phone a viewer later.

-Last weekend, the European

-Brass Band Championships...

-Next, we visit London to hear of a

-musical that opened at Drury Lane...

-..in the West End last week

-called Showboat.

-The cast and crew have performed at

-the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield...

-..but now they've reached

-the big city.

-Two of the cast are Welsh, Laurence

-Olivier winner, Daniel Evans...

-..and star of S4C series Dim Ond

-y Gwir, Rebecca Trehearn.

-Daf has been to find out more.

-Following a successful run at the

-Crucible Theatre, Sheffield...

-..the Daniel Evans masterpiece

-has reached the West End.

-Here it is, Show Boat.

-The musical was written in 1927 by

-Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein.

-Oscar wrote The Sound of Music

-and many other musicals.

-The story follows the people who

-lived on a Show Boat...

-..which used to sail up and down

-the Mississippi river.

-It follows the story of these

-people over 40 years...

-..which means all of the actors

-have to age.

-I play the role of Julie La Verne,

-she's the lead actress on the boat.

-She lives her life with a big

-secret, which is revealed.

-Her life and the life of those

-around her are changed.

-I don't want to reveal

-much more about it.

-People will have to come to

-see the show to find out more.

-People think of Show Boat

-as the mother of all musicals.

-This was the first time to authors

-had come together...

-This was the first time two authors

-had come together...

-..to write a story with songs,

-where the songs continued the story.

-It was an interesting story,

-which had connections to the songs.

-The story has a place in history

-and musical theatre.

-It deals with 40 years of American

-history from 1887 to 1927...

-..and we see life changes for those

-in the south and Chicago.

-It was an important period

-in American history.

-How has it been for you

-to work with Daniel?

-It has been such a pleasure

-and he's also Welsh!

-We have another Welsh cast member

-in Dale Evans from the Rhondda.

-Rebecca is from Rhyl and is

-incredible in this show...

-..despite playing

-a difficult character.

-The show hasn't returned to the

-stage for a long time...

-..but you've received many

-five star reviews.

-You must be pleased.

-There's a feeling of relief, but we

-want to guarantee a future audience.

-I'm proud of the company for

-receiving such a fantastic reaction.

-Why should visitors to London

-come and see Show Boat?

-This original show moves people and

-it has comedy and powerful themes.

-But more than anything,

-it's a great night out.

-The show is a classic and

-is full of recognizable songs.

-You will laugh and cry

-watching this musical.

-Make sure you come and see it.

-Make sure you come and see it.

-

-Sold!

-There's a chance to see Rebecca

-Treharn with Only Men Aloud...

-..and Gwawr Edwards at the opening

-concert of the National Eisteddfod.

-Visit the website or call the number

-on the screen now for tickets.

-While he was in London,

-Daf also congratulated Daniel...

-..on his job as creative director

-of the Chichester Festival Theatre.

-This is what he had to say.

-Tell us more about your new,

-important and exciting role.

-I'm the new artistic director

-at Chichester Festival Theatre...

-..in the heart of Southern England

-and I will start the post in July.

-My predecessors

-have done an amazing job.

-I'm quite nervous

-but most of all I'm excited.

-Good luck to Daniel in his new post.

-The time has come to play

-Fancy A Fortune?

-# Fancy A Fortune? #

-Dai Cole joins me to spin the wheel

-in Fancy A Fortune?

-Hundreds of you have been calling

-for Fancy A Fortune?

-I've got the all-important

-phone numbers here.

-Let's get dialling.

-I can tell you that this number

-is for the Porthmadog area.

-It's ringing.

-The answer is Leicester.

-Hello?

-Hello,

-it's Elin Fflur from S4C's Heno.

-Who am I talking to?

-It's Gwenfair Hughes.

-I hope you're feeling lucky tonight.

-Dai will give the wheel a spin

-and we'll see how much you've win.

-That was a great spin.

-Congratulations, you've won 200.

-Thank you very much.

-A huge congratulations to you.

-Thank you for watching Heno

-and for entering Fancy A Fortune?

-Congratulations.

-Last year, we filmed a series of

-items in Patagonia for Heno.

-We looked at how the Welsh Colony

-has changed over the past 150 years.

-It was an unforgettable journey.

-Recently, our cameras returned

-to Argentina and here's why.

-Visiting the Welsh Colony was a

-remarkable opportunity...

-..to see the dramatic landscape and

-meet the local characters.

-We were given an exceptionally warm

-welcome in the fertile area...

-..surrounding the Camwy river where

-the Welsh people settled years ago.

-The Welsh language is still vibrant

-here as is Welsh culture...

-..thanks to the hard work

-of local schools.

-The school opened in 1993 with one

-class for two hours.

-One, two.

-We teach the language informally by

-singing, dancing, cooking...

-..and listening to stories -

-we immerse them in the language.

-The nursery school has since moved

-to a brand new building...

-..and Emyr Penlan had the honour of

-visiting the new school.

-# Who made you and me?

-You and me, you and me.

-# Who made you and me?

-The Lord our God.

-# Who made you and me?

-You and me, you and me.

-# Who made you and me?

-The Lord our God.

-During his visit, he presented the

-school with a cheque from Heno...

-..thanking them for welcoming us

-to the school.

-Many thanks to Heno, to Elin Fflur

-and to you, Emyr for the donation.

-It will be of great use to

-the school.

-We've moved to a new building and

-had to buy a lot of new equipment.

-Thank you very much.

-# As a wall for this pure, dear land

-# May the language endure forever.

-Dai Cole has been my studio

-guest this evening.

-That made me miss them so much!

-Their accent is amazing.

-Dai Cole has been my studio

-guest this evening.

-You won the gold medal at Duathlonin

-the European Championship.

-You did incredibly well in Germany.

-You won the gold medal at Duathlon

-in the European Championship.

-My target was to reach that level.

-I did better than i expected

-but I don't know what to do next!

-I think I'll compete again next year

-before trying to go up a level.

-I want to compete against

-other age groups eventually.

-I went straight in to the Ironman.

-I wanted to get straight back

-into running.

-It was hard training

-but it was a great experience.

-I don't know where you get the time

-to do everything.

-I do work full time so I have to fit

-training in around that.

-I have to get up early and train

-before work and during lunch.

-Thank you, Dai.

-Heno returns tomorrow at 7.00pm.

-At the beginning of May,

-bluebells are everywhere.

-Gerallt has been enjoying himself

-among these wonderful flowers.

-Rhodri Gomer visits a new yoga

-centre in Clydach.

-Actors, Dyfan Rees and

-Aled Llyr Thomas of Pobol y Cwm...

-..will be in the studio to tell us

-more about their recent storyline.

-Until tomorrow, goodnight.

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