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by James Ellis
This BBC NOW concert had the misfortune of losing both its conductor and soloist. Though we lament the loss of…
by Tony Woolway
Not often you get the opportunity to see three British rock and pop legends at one gig, yet at the…
by Mike Smith
Awakening reflects the long-standing ethos, some have said necessity, of being (and I paraphrase wildly) host to international choreographers rather…
by Laura Edwards
A long monologue by Catrin Aaron as Beulah Binnings complemented by interjections by some other characters establishes both the tragic…
One of the truly marvellous things about the Easter period are the performance of the music of J. S. Bach….
It was a shock to the music community of Cardiff when composer and teacher Peter Reynolds passed away back in…
The world tour of the latest show from RuPaul’s Drag Race, Werq the World, ended its European run with a…
by James Amos
The sound of a police siren plays off stage. Jonty Stephens’ Morcambe gazes off to the wings, immediately transporting our…
by Sara Robinson
Jon Ronson walks onto the stage in his home city in an ill-fitting suit that has, colour wise, been taken…
It’s official. Anything can now be made into a musical. Many stories don’t need the stage treatment, though I should…
What started as a small project to play pre-1973 Pink Floyd songs at a few select venues was the idea…
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…
To celebrate the paperback publication of Erebus: The Story of A Ship, Monty Python star and much-loved television globe-trotter Michael…
Much-loved outdoor family street theatre festival Big Splash will once again return to the streets of Newport this July to…
Loved by children and adults around the world for generations, the classic tale by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry has been given a…
Theatr Clwyd’s success as Wales’ theatrical power house continues with the news that the critically-acclaimed production of Orpheus Descending directed…
This unique Festival, devoted to performing the work of living classical music composers which takes place at very different venues…
Cardiff-based arts organisations Bombastic and Coreo Cymru, are collaborating on a family dance event which will tour across Wales and…