From gangs and knife crime, to domestic violence, bad parenting and teenage rebellion, Romeo and Juliet holds a mirror up to…

Performances for the Curious opens next month at Wales Millennium Centre with a new spring season of over 35 thought-provoking…

I’ll always support singer students, especially when they tackle rarely performed work, on the margins of the repertoire. Chekov might…

CARDIFF’S own best-selling author and world-renowned filmmaker Jon Ronson returns to the Welsh capital at St David’s Hall on Thursday…

The Russian Siberian Ballet here in Cardiff, is a staple of the Christmas period at St David’s Hall for what…

A winter feast of poetry and wit was on offer at St David’s Hall on Sunday night. The evening began…

The recent resurgence of interest in Deacon Blue is quite staggering. Of course, celebrating their 30th anniversary will bring out…

American jazz/blues singer Madeleine Peyroux is one of a rare breed when it comes to seeing her perform. Her delivery is…

One might be uncharitable and say that Mid Wales Opera’s production of Ravel’s musical comedy L’heure Espagnole has serious faults and…

A very wet and uninviting night not the best for dragging yourself off the sofa to see a band but…