The opening sirens of Act One’s new adaptation of King Lear herald the start of something very exciting for Cardiff University’s drama society…
Last Thursday’s premiere of National Dance Company Wales’ new spring tour at the Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff, saw an international bill offering work from three world-class choreographers who have created a trio of vibrant and exciting dance works.
The lauded classic tale of Oliver has had various guises over the years – from the blatantly saccharine to the deliciously dark and scary…
The small but vibrant Coliseum theatre in Aberdare, along with the Muni Arts Centre and the Park And Dare theatre, hosts its festive Cinderella panto this Christmas.
With the return of Soundtrack – Cardiff’s very own film and music festival – a unique opportunity arose to see the Guillemots perform a one-off improvised re-score of the 1926 silent film, Faust, at the wonderfully historic and richly atmospheric Coal Exchange in Cardiff Bay.
Nutcracker has been a Christmas favourite for many for the beautiful Tchaikovsky’s score full of wonderful tunes and its timeless storyline.
Circus and cabarets are two of my favourite things, so when Cwtch Cabaret was announced we started to get very excited in the Buzz office.
We//Are//Animal rock Ten Feet Tall
Buzz reviews Jimeoin at Cardiff’s Glee Club.
…It’s a testament to the band that songs that would have had you mocked as a fruity weirdo, had you been caught listening to them in school, retain an addictive, serotonin-churning quality.
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