It was a shock to the music community of Cardiff when composer and teacher Peter Reynolds passed away back in…

Prior to a tour of China, Cardiff University Chamber Choir gave the grandest of concerts in a blockbuster line up…

The concert’s promotion focused heavily on the Rachmaninov rather than the Schubert and I began to ponder the choice of…

One of the more stimulating artists to bring work to Chapter in recent years is that of Texan born performer…

Much has been said over the playing of early music. Scholars and musicians have debated the effect of playing on…

Cardiff-based 4pi which has blazed the trail of combining dance and 360 degrees video in an immersive experience. This latest…

Les Misérables have been with us a lot recently. Whether it’s the timeless musical (with a big anniversary this autumn)…

Willy Hudson’s one-man-show, written and performed with humour, charm and the occasional twinge of self-deprecation, would appear at face value…

In addition to being one of the bestselling fiction writers in the world, Agatha Christie is a very successful female…

There is a disarming modesty about Ballet Cymru that is in contrast with the company’s burgeoning position as Wales’ consistently…