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by James Ellis
‘Heroes and Heartache’ is the title of the latest concert from BBC NOW. This double pairing of both Greig and…
National Dance Company Wales continue their quest to find new audiences. I’ve been checking out Roots for the past few…
The Vale of Glamorgan Festival has been running for five decades. In a little preview concert, we had a taster…
I am still processing what was witnessed in this concert. In a rare appearance from the Prague Symphony, a blazing…
by Amanda Griffiths
The Torch Theatre have chosen to bring back One Man, Two Guvnors as their Autumn Production for 2019, following the…
by Chiara Strazzulla
It is quite fitting that the closing installment in the Other Room’s Violence Series is also the hardest to…
It’s a delight to see newly formed operatic groups come together and bring us ambitious material. In their first show,…
I came to this stage adaptation of Paula Hawkins’ bestselling book without having previously read the book itself or watched…
by Tony Woolway
It’s been thirty years since Lisa Stansfield’s solo debut album Affection was released and a recording that proved a career-defining…
by Mike Smith
This musical version of 9 to 5 is a reminder of the times when serous matters such as equal pay,…
The Hallowe’en season is one for iconic monsters, and few are as iconic as Frankenstein’s creature. After so many incarnations…
Led by the charismatic and energetic singer Eno Williams, Ibibio Sound Machine’s infectious mix of African influenced funk/disco captivated a…
The past few weeks have been particularly busy. I have worked at venues across The Edinburgh Fringe Festival for the…
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…
Andrew Lloyd Webber and Cameron Mackintosh are delighted to announce that the UK and Ireland tour of the brilliant original…
The third biennial Cardiff Dance Festival brings acclaimed artists and companies from across Wales, the UK and internationally to Cardiff…
Lorne Campbell, Artistic Director of Northern Stage, will take over National Theatre Wales in Spring 2020. He takes over from…
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,…