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by Mike Smith
Towards the end of this 70 minutes performance when asked why she thought the story of teenagers Denis and Katya…
by Tony Woolway
There’s no denying that classic rock is a genre that attracts people in droves and its classic tunes created…
by James Ellis
A trip to the Royal Welsh is always well worth the venture in the wind and rain. With a…
With all honesty, this production of the Mozart opera is the one part of the Figaro season from 2016 by…
This is a dramatically reworked version of Tobias Richter’s 2016 production and sung in Italian rather than English. It is…
Having seen the talents that a handful of the percussionist from the Royal Welsh department had to offer in…
by Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones
Fascinating Aïda, Britain’s greatest singing trio, have been around in different manifestations since the golden days of 1983. I have…
In a programme of much verity, Cardiff had the rare appearance of the Iceland Symphony Orchestra. These immaculate players kept…
It’s been almost two years since Beth Hart last blew the roof of St David’s Hall and like the recent…
A near snowy afternoon in February featured Jean-Sélim Abdelmoula, Swiss pianist who appears to be making waves in the…
Before going to see A Murder Is Announced I chatted to a friend about the plot devices to look out…
What would you do if you could go back in time? We’ve all though it, we’ve all pondered it….
Knock-On, a new choreographic creation for Ballet Cymru 2 (Pre-Professional Programme), draws inspiration from the term Knock-On Effect, which is…
Pregnancy loss is experienced by a great number of women. What the parents go through is rarely discussed and…
From 1965 to 1968 there wasn’t a bigger radio programme in Britain than the ground-breaking Round the Horne. For…
I’ve been developing Joon Dance’s activities in Pembrokeshire for 11 years now. Most popular is our annual summer school at…
“Not only is Venables’s newest creation the most brilliantly original operatic work I’ve seen in a decade, it’s a sensitive,…
Exploring the dangers of toxic masculinity and the monumental shift towards female sexuality, a sensual new stage adaptation…
At The Water’s Edge, a new exhibition by Brecon-based writer/director and artist Phil Clark will be showcased at the Oriel…
The Torch Theatre is welcoming back actor Liz Grand to its Studio space this March in The Second Best Bed….
Global Superstar La Voix’s show has become a phenomenon in many towns and cities around the world. 2020 sees Britain’s…
There’s something dark lurking in the theatre. Enter a nightmarish world, full of thrilling twists and turns, where all your…
Wales Millennium Centre’s Festival of Voice is returning to Cardiff Bay across four days including the last weekend of October…
The enchanting world of CBeebies’ hit animated series Sarah & Duck comes to life on stage at the Torch…