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by Mike Smith
The Torch Theatre’s Virtual Christmas Grotto has been a festive success, bringing seasonal joy direct into the homes of Pembrokeshire…
by Nigel Jarrett
New Journal of the Plague Year As lockdown was imposed, Welsh writer Nigel Jarrett began, at his home in Abergavenny,…
by James Ellis
It always feels like a well to do affair whenever the Royal Philharmonic roll into town. We’ve had the…
by Chiara Strazzulla
The Beauty Parade came to the stage with perfect timing. A deeply affecting narrative telling the not-told-enough story of female…
Carmen returned to the WMC much quicker than expected. WNO’s recent production has Latin American revolution vibes circa 1970s, originally…
The afternoon season at St David’s Hall continued with Simon Desbruslais & Eleanor Hodgkinson. Simon is a big advocate…
Bringing a classic play back to the stage can be a challenging task, and the weight of it can…
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…
by Tony Woolway
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…
As one might imagine, our plans for major productions to mark the 75 years have been shelved. We have, however,…
BEACONS SUMMIT: The Music Industry Conference For Young People, By Young People I’m Alex and I’m here to tell you…
The past months in lockdown, although incredibly demanding for all involved, have given us an opportunity to plan, to seek…
It is with great sadness that I have to report the passing of Othniel Smith. It is a huge shock…
“Welsh heritage to the left of me, BNP to the right, here I am, stuck in the middle with sparkly…
Mid Wales Opera will be back on the road from May 15th with a series of outdoor, Covid safe performances…
Theatr Iolo will present their first show since the winter lockdown, with performances for families at outdoor venues in South…
Theatr Clwyd’s summer season includes two home-grown world premieres showcasing Wales’ best writers, outdoor events for summer evenings, an acclaimed musical…
Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru and Music Theatre Wales The video recording of Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru and Music Theatre Wales ground breaking…
We are back. If you have a news story to share email rtb1206@gmail.com You can ask write a…
Theatr Clwyd is now an independent trust, after 44 years as a part of Flintshire County Council. The move, which…