Wed, 15 Nov 2017 Heno

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-Hello and welcome to Llanelli

-for your Wednesday edition of Heno.

-Tonight's programme

-is only 30 minutes long...

-..so let's have our question

-in Fancy A Fortune?

-Who is the famous singer

-from Tiger Bay?

-1) Elin Fflur, 2) Shirley Bassey,

-or 3) Gwenda Owen?

-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 18 and over.

-Don't call after the lines close

-or you will still be charged.

-Email [email protected]

-or visit the S4C website for terms.

-Get dialling now

-and good luck to you all.

-The actor, Aled Pugh is waiting

-patiently to spin our big wheel.

-He's also excited about the premiere

-of his film in Wales this weekend.

-Yes, there's a new film.

-The premiere takes place on Friday

-in Aberystwyth.

-Llinos is also joined

-by a group of actors.

-I'm at the Wales

-Millennium Centre...

-..for the opening night

-of Tiger Bay The Musical.

-Join me later to find out more.

-The cycling season

-is over for another year...

-..and Scott Davies is back in Wales

-so we'll share a coffee later.

-Good evening and welcome to the

-Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff.

-It's the opening night

-of Tiger Bay The Musical.

-Louise Harvey is with me.

-Daf James is the composer

-and Elin Llwyd stars in the show.

-I chatted to them earlier.

-Tonight is the opening night,

-but how do you feel?

-Do you want the respectable answer?

-We're extremely excited,

-but I'm also very nervous.

-I've never performed in front

-of 2,000 people before.

-This is the accumulation

-of two years of hard work.

-You've composed the music

-for this show.

-You're really clever.

-You're really clever.

-

-Yes, he is.

-Give us a brief description

-of the musical.

-There are many main characters,

-but the main character, Themba...

-..has come from South Africa

-to the docks to start a new life.

-There's also Rowena,

-who works in the Morgans shop.

-She's set to marry the harbour

-master, O'Rourke...

-..and something happens to them.

-The Marquis of Bute is searching

-for his son...

-..and there's also an orphan boy,

-who is searching for his parents.

-All of their stories intertwine with

-the industrial strike of the docks.

-It's an epic story across many

-different many social situations.

-The story is extremely important

-to Cardiff.

-What role do you play, Elin?

-I play Lowri, she works in Morgans

-and is a friend of Rowena.

-Lowri has previously been through

-the struggles that Rowena faces.

-She's mature and witnesses Rowena's

-struggles.

-I'm delighted to be a part of

-something so exciting.

-The music that Daf has written is

-incredible and I love performing it.

-The singers are amazing

-and we have a cast of 39.

-I've never seen such a talented

-group of performers.

-I constantly have to remind myself

-to keep singing...

-..as I want to stop and watch

-everyone else performing.

-There are many children performing

-for the first time on stage.

-There are two young girls who share

-the role of Ianto.

-There are ten child performers.

-Three of my students from the

-Cardiff Performing Arts Academy...

-..are involved in the production.

-This is their first professional

-stage show.

-The children are professional and

-learn their lines whilst eating.

-They've done their homework and want

-to make sure they're doing well.

-You must be ready to start.

-I'm ready to share the story of the

-wonderful Tiger Bay community.

-We should put this Welsh story on

-the international stage.

-I can't wait to see the show and

-I'm sure everyone will enjoy.

-Good luck and congratulations.

-Thank you.

-The centre is packed.

-Everyone is here to see the show.

-I'm now joined by Louise Harvey.

-You share the main role with Ruby.

-You are performing tomorrow.

-It's a special experience.

-I can't wait to do it again.

-I cut my hair for the role.

-You will have to come and see

-the show to see what happens.

-Have you enjoyed it?

-It's great to share the stage

-with professionals.

-Tickets are still available

-for the show.

-Back to you in Llanelli.

-Thank you, Llinos.

-The actor, Aled Pugh

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-It's great to see youngsters

-having the chance...

-..to star on the stage.

-I was a child actor too.

-I starred in Hapus Dyrfa.

-It was a fantastic experience.

-I didn't have any experience.

-I was chosen from an audition

-when the crew came to my school.

-I felt at home in this field.

-My thanks are to Dewi Pws

-and Caryl Parry Jones.

-Dewi Pws was a joker!

-You're here to tell us about

-your role in a new horror film.

-It's not your usual film.

-It's unique.

-It's a horror film

-and also a comedy.

-It's also a sci-fi.

-The locations are special

-in this film.

-The film was shit in Vietnam,

-Washington, Martha's Vineyard...

-..and Lower Cwmtwrch!

-Where else in Wales than Cwmtwrch!

-Craig Russell

-plays one of the main roles.

-Craig Russell produces

-and stars in the film.

-Craig is also from

-the Cwmtwrch area.

-Steve Meo also stars and

-is also a Cwmtwrch native.

-Peter Stray wrote

-and directed Canaries.

-Craig wanted to write a film

-that was set in Cwmtwrch.

-Where did the name come from?

-Canaries is about ordinary people

-living in a rural Welsh community...

-..dealing with an alien invasion.

-The aliens are dressed in yellow!

-There was a dream about

-these yellow looking aliens.

-The cast is fantastic.

-The cast include

-several familiar Welsh faces.

-Richard Mylan, Steven Meo,

-Kai Owen and Robert Pugh star.

-There's still a few minutes left

-to enter tonight's Fancy A Fortune?

-All you have to do

-is answer this question:

-Who is the famous singer

-from Tiger Bay?

-1) Elin Fflur, 2) Shirley Bassey,

-or 3) Gwenda Owen?

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-After the break, we hear

-from the cyclist, Scott Davies...

-..who is busy making a name

-for himself in the cycling world.

-Join us in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back to Heno.

-On tonight's programme,

-we're playing Fancy A Fortune?

-The phone lines have now closed

-for tonight's Fancy A Fortune?

-Please don't call any more

-or you will still be charged.

-It's also almost a century

-since the end of World War I.

-Stories and experiences

-have been recorded...

-..about the impact of the war

-on the Conwy Valley community.

-There's a book, an exhibition

-and a website.

-Elin has the story.

-I was aware that we were approaching

-the centenary of the Great War...

-..and the Welsh Language

-Initiative...

-..wanted to show the effect of the

-war on the communities of Conwy.

-I chose to write it

-from a Welsh point of view...

-..as opposed to the common

-British military stance.

-It made the stories more relevant.

-Eryl collected the stories

-from over 60 people...

-..including Buddug,

-who told us about her uncle.

-My uncle died of sunstroke

-in Mesopotamia...

-..on 23 July 1917.

-He was only 27 years old.

-My grandfather was a poet

-from Uwchaled...

-..and he wrote a few verses

-about my uncle.

-"Tell him to cross the oceans

-and the meadows of many countries

-"I didn't hear the guns

-or battle cries on any border

-"I long for my son to be at peace

-"Tell him his parents in Wales love

-the land that gave him a grave."

-I'm delighted that Eryl

-chose to write this book...

-..and I can't wait to read it.

-If Mam was alive...

-..she would be delighted that

-her brother's story has been told.

-We've had a great response.

-A lot of people approached us

-when we were compiling the book.

-I'm sure the response will be even

-better when the book is released.

-It was a very important period.

-If you're in the vicinity,

-the launch is at 6.30pm tomorrow...

-..at The Eagles Hotel in Llanrwst.

-Tecwyn Ifan is performing...

-..and there's a chance

-to view the exhibition.

-And from one cyclist to another now.

-For years, we've followed a lad

-from Johnstown in Carmarthen...

-..who is making a mark

-in the cycling world.

-With the current season over,

-Scott Davies is now back in Wales.

-Rhodri Gomer met him for a coffee.

-Scott Davies, 22, Carmarthen.

-A professional cyclist.

-It's been another successful year

-for you, Scott...

-..and you've won a contract with

-one of the biggest cycling teams.

-It was a great season that finished

-with my first professional contract.

-What is the name of the team

-that you're joining?

-It's called Team Dimension Data

-that is part of the World Tour...

-..which is the highest competitive

-cycling series.

-They do the Tour de France

-and all the other grand tours.

-The team includes Mark Cavendish,

-Steve Cummings and many others.

-I hope to learn as much as I can and

-make the most of the opportunity.

-Dimension Data is a cycling team

-but it has another purpose.

-The team supports Qhubeka, a charity

-that sends bikes to Africa...

-..so that children don't have to

-walk to school or to their wells.

-The team uses its profile

-to raise awareness of the charity.

-What has been the highlight

-of the last season?

-It has to be the under 23s tour

-in Italy where I finished in fourth.

-It's one of the biggest races

-in the calendar for under 23s.

-I also defended the Under 23s

-TT title for the fourth time.

-It was a huge decision to move to

-France and live there for a year.

-Has that move paid off?

-I was a bit uncertain at first

-but I'm glad I did it.

-The weather and landscape

-is much better.

-I lived with Owain Doull so it was

-great to be with a fellow Welshman.

-You're back in Wales but what

-are your movements for the season?

-I've finished my break after the

-last season and am back in training.

-Our first team training camp is next

-month in Cape Town in South Africa.

-What's your aim for 2018?

-The races are longer and tougher

-as these are professional events...

-..so I hope to match the other

-riders and learn as much as I can.

-Thank you for chatting with me

-and enjoy South Africa.

-Good luck for the new season.

-Good luck for the new season.

-

-Thank you.

-Good luck to Scott.

-It's time for us to play,

-Fancy A Fortune?

-# Fancy A Fortune? #

-I've got the all-important

-phone numbers here.

-Tonight, we asked you who is the

-famous singer from Tiger Bay?

-1) Elin Fflur, 2) Shirley Bassey,

-or 3) Gwenda Owen?

-The correct answer

-is Shirley Bassey.

-Aled joins me to spin the wheel

-in Fancy A Fortune?

-Hundreds of you have been calling

-for Fancy A Fortune?

-You could win anything

-between 50 and 1,000.

-Stand by your phones if you

-entered tonight's Fancy A Fortune?

-Let's get dialling.

-I can tell you that this number

-is for the area.

-The dialling code is 01974.

-It's ringing.

-Hello, it's Rhodri Owen

-and Aled Pugh from S4C's Heno.

-Who am I talking to?

-It's Marged from Tregaron.

-I'm great thank you.

-I've had a wonderful day.

-I hope you're feeling lucky tonight.

-Aled will give the wheel a spin

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

-Let's hope Aled wins the 1,000

-jackpot for you tonight.

-Good luck, Aled!

-That was a great spin.

-It's still spinning.

-Where is our wheel going to stop?

-Congratulations, you've won 75.

-Thank you very much.

-Once again, please!

-That was so close!

-It was worth the phone call.

-Thank you, that's fine.

-We also have our Christmas

-Cracker Competition coming up soon!

-Huge congratulations to you.

-Thank you for watching Heno

-and for entering Fancy A Fortune?

-# Fancy A Fortune? #

-Join me to find out more about

-nature in the autumn.

-We are losing our links with nature.

-We don't know our plants and

-animals.

-I'll show you what you can find and

-stay in touch with nature.

-We want you to get in touch with

-your photograph and questions.

-Radio Cymru broadcaster, Aled Pugh

-is currently on a sponsored cycle...

-..in aid of Children in Need.

-Why have you set yourself

-such a challenge?

-We are raising money

-for Children in Need.

-We are halfway through the week.

-Many people have turned out

-to support you.

-Dilwyn Morgan

-is the host of the evening.

-It's important to support

-Children in Need.

-I look forward to tonight's event.

-The support and company along the

-route is a massive help.

-It's an exhausting week

-but worth it.

-John ac Alun are performing tonight.

-We are also singing

-with Rhys Meirion.

-Good luck to Aled on the rest

-of his tour.

-The actor, Aled Pugh

-has joined me on the sofa tonight.

-You are disappointed.

-I was so close to getting 1,000.

-It's the premiere of your new film,

-Canaries, in Wales this weekend.

-That's all for us tonight.

-Tomorrow's Prynhawn Da raises

-awareness of premature births.

-Tomorrow night, we meet the first of

-the finalists in our Gelert contest.

-Our guest is the presenter,

-Meinir Howells.

-You can also win a pair of tickets

-to the Wales v New Zealand match.

-Until tomorrow,

-it's goodnight from all the team.

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