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Canolfan Soar
Canolfan Soar is a bilingual community facility in Merthyr Tydfil town centre that includes a theatre, dance studio, music rehearsal rooms, café bar, book shop, teaching rooms and flexible exhibition, meeting and conference facilities. At its heart is Theatr Soar, an intimate venue for the performing arts. Its 200 seat auditorium held its opening performance in February 2011. Six years of planning, fundraising and development transformed the Grade II listed, eighteenth century former Zoar Chapel, and the adjoining vestry building.
Before Zoar Chapel closed in 2005, it had been one of the largest chapels in Wales. Dr Joseph Parry, composer of Myfanwy, led y Gymanfa Ganu there for many years.
Zoar Chapel was built of two stories, in the classical tradition. The top floor, was an octagonal gallery, with steeply-tiered wooden pews on two main sides, one end and two short wings; one between each side and the end.〔 At the end without seating, huge organ pipes climb the wall behind the pulpit. A floor was laid during the refurbishment, enclosing the chapel's upper level, and forming the stage. The chapel's original seating has been retained and refurbished, allowing close views of stage and performers. The ground floor is now used as rehearsal rooms and as a changing area, from which performers can enter the stage, by climbing the original wooden double staircase.
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