TheatrClwyd’sRock’n’Roll Panto is a staple in the festive calendars of families across the region and ours is no exception. Its recipe…

A new festival celebrating the written and spoken word is coming to Mynydd Isa’s community and arts centre, Caffi Isa,…

  Over the years I’ve seen many productions of A Christmas Carol at Theatr Clwyd, but it’s one of those…

A long monologue by Catrin Aaron as Beulah Binnings complemented by interjections by some other characters establishes both the tragic…

Hansel & Gretel: Fairytale Detectives opens with a noir-influenced film setting the scene in Grimm City, where bad things are…

Welsh writer and director Simon Harris, and LUCID Theatre Company presents Little Wolf, a major new version of Ibsen’s Little…

In 2010, the Guardian’s Susannah Clapp listed actor Jamie Ballard as one of her “ten best Hamlets”, alongside high profile…

What is it, that “fire between women”, as playwright Elinor Cook calls it? Not even the main characters in this…

Richard Fitch’s blisteringly energetic production of The Importance of Being Earnest at Theatr Clwyd takes Oscar Wilde’s magnum opus, holds it up to…

If the Children’s Film Foundation had decided to make a movie of the Bash Street Kids in 1978, Junkyard would…