In need of cheer after the doom and gloom of the rugby? Then, look no further than the Triple Crown of comedy in Wales.
Three of the most celebrated comedians in Wales will be taking to the field of play in Ystradgynlais later this month.
The occasion sees the reprise of the famous The Dragon Has Three Tongues show, featuring Phil Evans (above), Daniel Glyn and Gary Slaymaker.
There be plenty of tongue-in-cheek points scoring a few conversions to the best in Welsh comedy, promises Ammanford-based Phil Evans.
The acclaimed show has played in all four corners of Wales and was taken on its first foreign tour last year when it formed the cornerstone of St Davids Day celebrations in Toronto in Canada.
Evans said: Welsh audiences will be familiar with what the show is all about, but we havent given it an airing in Wales for a few months now, so it will be great fun to take it to heartland territory in Ystradgynlais.
The Dragon Has Three Tongues will be staged at The Welfare in Brecon Road, Ystradgynlais, on Friday, February 22.
Wynne Roberts, of The Welfare (an independent charity theatre) said he was looking forward to the three comedians visiting Ystradgynlais.
Were not that well known as a comedy venue, but we did have Elis James (the up-and-coming Carmarthen comedian) here recently and he was well received, so we are hoping for a big Ystradgynlais welcome for Messrs Evans, Glyn and Slaymaker, said Roberts.
The trio are familiar faces and voices in Wales and appear regularly on S4C (Welsh language TV) as well as BBC Radio Wales and BBC Radio Cymru.
Two years ago they joined forces to create The Dragon Has Three Tongues to provide an innovative showcase for their different talents.
Its funny and entertaining, with the accent firmly on matters Welsh, said Evans, the man who puts the cwtsh into comedy in Wales.
Its the comic equivalent of buy-one-get-one-free, except, of course that you get three comedians for the price of one, laughed Evans.