Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.
Join 204 other subscribers
Email address
This slideshow requires JavaScript.
by Mike Smith
There is a disarming modesty about Ballet Cymru that is in contrast with the company’s burgeoning position as Wales’ consistently…
by James Ellis
A concert from Cardiff University students at Llandaff Cathedral made for a telling Friday night. The mood in this venue…
by Laura Edwards
Comisiynwyd Merched Caerdydd, gan Catrin Dafydd, ar gyfer Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Caerdydd 2018. Mae’n rhoi llais i dair merch o’r ddinas…
There has been some buzz for a while now about a pipe organ that was commissioned by Benjamin Britten and…
It was only a week prior that I was discussing the so-called problematic themes seen in Shakespeare, with Rhodri Miles…
It wouldn’t be St David’s Day without BBC National Orchestra of Wales. Whilst some years we are treated to blockbuster…
by Chiara Strazzulla
I have an interesting relationship with Macbeth. The Scottish Tragedy, as it is superstitiously referred to, is easily my favourite…
In the interview accompanying the programme for the play, writer Simon Beaufoy notes that it is somewhat disconcerting that The…
by Janett Morgan
From gangs and knife crime, to domestic violence, bad parenting and teenage rebellion, Romeo and Juliet holds a mirror up to…
When coming to a text as well-frequented as Romeo and Juliet, the pressure to put a different spin on it…
The Symphony Orchestra of India is a new venture for these musicians, only founded in 2006. The opportunity to see…
This production of Philip Glass’s Akhnaten is totally spellbinding, lingering long after the curtain has fallen on its beguiling visual…
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…
In 2012 my husband and I moved from Cardiff to Pontypridd in the Rhondda Valley when we bought our first…
When Rachel Pedley from Avant Cymru first asked me, over 18 months ago, to produce a project based on 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…
Did you have family or friends as patients at the old North Wales Hospital in Denbigh? Were you a member…
A oedd gennych chi deulu neu ffrindiau yn gleifion yn yr hen Ysbyty Gogledd Cymru yn Ninbych? Oeddech chi’n aelod…