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by Chiara Strazzulla
By now established as a spearhead for new and alternative theatre in Cardiff, The Other Room at Porter’s has chosen…
by Mike Smith
Vivette never meets her love rival in Cilea’s L’Arlesiana but the impact on her life could not be more traumatic…
Natalya Romaniw brought Opera Holland Park’s season to a sensational finale with Tchaikovsky’s Iolanta further demonstrating her position as one…
Michael Boyd’s concept for Garsington’s Don Giovanni equated the libertine’s rejection of morality at a time of great social change…
Martin Constantine’s Don Giovanni, transposed to a modern fitness centre, at first seems a straightforward “men are bad” reading of…
by Gareth Llewellyn
Rounding off a series of successful gigs held at Caerffili’s stunning castle over two successive weekends, there was a great…
by Skye ap Gwilym
I took my 3-year-old daughter Mali to see Tabby McTat at The New Theatre in Cardiff. It was an entertaining…
by James Ellis
Jukebox musicals have clogged our stages for years now. Little seems to go into new musicals not based on films…
by Rhiannon Callaghan
First, a confession. My expectations of “Madagascar – the Musical” at the Wales Millennium Centre (WMC) were not high. To…
In many ways, Kinky Boots is already a classic of musical theatre. It is in its plot structure, a somewhat…
In a screen-to-stage adaptation that strikes a balance between thriller and comedy, making it most suitable to a Summer theatre…
Dance and theatre audiences’ love affair with Matthew Bourne shown no sign of waning and with this novel take on…
Gods & Kings is the story of how, as a twenty-three year old Film Student, I was diagnosed with Bipolar…
The more things change, the more they stay the same? This question has been on my mind about LGBTQ quality…
John Gay’s ballade opera The Beggar’s Opera was first performed at the Lincoln’s Inn Fields Theatre in London in 1728…
The Welsh Camerata choir and I have had an intensive time recently, exploring some of the most intellectually challenging music…
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,…
Cardiff’s New Theatre has announced this autumn’s season. Immerse yourself in, not one, but two Shakespeare performances in one week,…
Yn ffres o’i ail-rhediad yng Ngŵyl Ymylol Caeredin, mae Lovecraft (Not the Sex Shop in Cardiff) sioe gerdd comedi-wyddonol, unigryw,…
Fresh from its second run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Lovecraft (Not the Sex Shop in Cardiff), a unique, one-woman,…
Wales’ award-winning company, Ballet Cymru, present three extraordinary new works this autumn, featuring some of the most exciting female artists…
Francesca Goodridge and Eleri Jones will be the first directors of The Theatr Clwyd Carne Traineeship for Directors in Wales…
Dance. Drink. Fight. Snog. Friday night. Music pounds, lager flows, lust ignites and fists fly. This run-down spa town in…