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Sat 23May
2026

For Wales, See Wales - Live! (14+)The Glee Club Cardiff

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The hit Welsh politics podcast is back for another live show!
Join comedians Robin Morgan (Mock The Week) and Mel Owen (Netflix is a joke) and journalist Will Hayward (The Guardian) as they assess the fallout from the biggest Welsh election in history.

Advance price

  • £10.25 Show Entry
  • £8.25 Show Entry - Concession
  • £8.25 Wheelchair - Show Entry
  • + £2.75 booking fee per ticket

Times

  • Doors open 1:00 PM
  • Last entry 1:30 PM

More info

  • Seating type Allocated
  • Food available Yes
  • Minimum age 14+

The hit Welsh politics podcast is back for another live show!

Join comedians Robin Morgan (Mock The Week) and Mel Owen (Netflix is a joke) and journalist Will Hayward (The Guardian) as they assess the fallout from the biggest Welsh election in history.
Come and see the For Wales, See Wales gang with the usual brilliant analysis, hot takes and inevitable digressions – all unedited and almost certainly litigious. What happens at a live show, stays at a live show.

Mel Owen is a familiar voice on BBC Radio 4‘s comedy features, and is a regular panellist on BBC Wales’ satirical panel show What Just Happened. She has writing credits on Channel 4, BBC Three, Radio Wales and recently Netflix.

Glee Cardiff regular Robin Morgan is a Welsh stand-up comedian, writer, presenter and actor based in Cardiff.

Robin has appeared on Mock The Week (BBC Two), The News Quiz, The Now Show (BBC Radio 4) and co-created Ellie Taylor’s Safe Space (BBC Radio 4). He co-created and hosts the award-winning topical comedy panel show What Just Happened? (BBC One Wales and BBC Radio Wales).

Will Hayward is a Guardian columnist. He publishes a regular newsletter on Welsh politics and is the author of Independent Nation: Should Wales Leave the UK?