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by James Ellis
Live piano music has become one of my great loves. Through concentration and commitment, the experience is usually highly beneficial,…
by Chiara Strazzulla
Since the very inception of the genre, dystopia has mostly been used as a tool to comment on current social…
by Shaun Tougher
The original Pop Idol still has the X Factor. Since winning Pop Idol in 2002 Will Young has released seven…
Since its original opening in 1990, Gerald Barry’s very first opera has not seen many outings, and it is…
by Sara Robinson
Carlisle’s Cardiff concert is a Runaway success It is a particularly wet autumnal night in the Welsh capital, as…
One of the best things about the past few seasons at the WNO has been their commitment in exploring and…
by James Amos
So, did you hear the story of the Johnstone twins? As like each other as two new pins. Of one…
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…
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…
With less than a month to go until the world premiere of our new SmallStages tour, Mrs Peachum’s Guide to…
‘Murmur’ is a double bill of live dance, music and film which aims to challenge preconceptions of a night…
I attended the world premiere of The Intelligence Park at the Almeida Festival in summer 1990. As a young director…
Newport-born singer Neal Davies stars in the opening concert of this year’s Oxford Lieder Festival on October 11. The concert will…
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…
80s pop icon Belinda Carlisle celebrates 30 years (yes that’s THREE OH. It made your correspondent feel old just typing…
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…