New Journal of the Plague Year As lockdown was imposed, Welsh writer Nigel Jarrett began, at his home in Abergavenny,…

  It always feels like a well to do affair whenever the Royal Philharmonic roll into town. We’ve had the…

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…

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  Fringe theatre is a different kind of beast from your average production – with the budget constraints and the…

Towards the end of this 70 minutes performance when asked why she thought the story of teenagers Denis and Katya…

  There’s no denying that classic rock is a genre that attracts people in droves and its classic tunes created…

  A trip to the Royal Welsh is always well worth the venture in the wind and rain. With a…