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by James Ellis
It was a shock to the music community of Cardiff when composer and teacher Peter Reynolds passed away back in…
Prior to a tour of China, Cardiff University Chamber Choir gave the grandest of concerts in a blockbuster line up…
by Jeff Francis
The concert’s promotion focused heavily on the Rachmaninov rather than the Schubert and I began to ponder the choice of…
One of the more stimulating artists to bring work to Chapter in recent years is that of Texan born performer…
Much has been said over the playing of early music. Scholars and musicians have debated the effect of playing on…
by Mike Smith
Cardiff-based 4pi which has blazed the trail of combining dance and 360 degrees video in an immersive experience. This latest…
Judging by the fair few people in the audience who had dressed up in hippie garb for the occasion, this…
If happiness has ever been distilled into a 70 minute show this would be it. It is pleasure from start…
by Chiara Strazzulla
Spring is often the time for a bit of lightheartedness, and a comedy that doesn’t ask too much of its…
It looks like an Experimentica as a feature festival won’t be happening this April, much to the dismay of many…
by Juliet Betts
“My Mother Said I Never Should” came to the Grand with much high praise. Written in 1985, Charlotte Keatley…
This is one of those shows that is best enjoyed if you approach it with the intention of having a…
On the evening of our first preview of CLASS, the new play we had co-written about a parent-teacher meeting that…
Mark Morris’ Pepperland successfully launched Liverpool’s Sgt Pepper at 50 Festival in 2017 and this year it tours the UK,…
We are three weeks into rehearsal for Into The Light, Hijinx’s first European collaborative production, featuring performers from Italy, Spain…
Click. Send… (email swoosh). And breathe. My debut play BLUE has just been released from my closely guarded hands… Within a…
The not-so-new kids on the block: Cascade Dance Theatre Having achieved positive responses from critics and audiences alike during their…
I have always been a self-confessed academic and since forming my collective; Jack Philp Dance, in 2014, I have continued…
Cardiff-based arts organisations Bombastic and Coreo Cymru, are collaborating on a family dance event which will tour across Wales and…
Arts Care Gofal Celf and the Torch Theatre have partnered up to deliver a programme of dance for all the…
Performances for the Curious opens next month at Wales Millennium Centre with a new spring season of over 35 thought-provoking…
Theatr Pena hoped that this autumn 2019 we would be celebrating the tenth anniversary of our first production, The House…
Celebrate St. David’s Day weekend with some of the best-loved traditional Welsh folk songs, sung in Welsh and introduced in…
CARDIFF’S own best-selling author and world-renowned filmmaker Jon Ronson returns to the Welsh capital at St David’s Hall on Thursday…