KING LEAR | STAGE PREVIEW
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...
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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...
Starring Edward Bennett, Sam Cox, Leanne Rowe and Sherman Cymru patron, Siân Phillips, Lovesong is a moving and insightful depiction of a couple rediscovering their relationship in old age which may leave you sobbing in the rafters.
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.
Though the truth has an ability to clarify, it does not serve to bring any two people closer together. At least not in Closer, Patrick Marber’s darkly comic tale of relationships and desire.
“If you go, I don’t think you should come back.” In the age of divorce the tale of a parent turning away from their former life to never look back is disturbingly relevant...
The interesting thing about watching an Ockham’s Razor piece is knowing that if any of the performers were to get seriously injured, the whole show would be in trouble...
In Butcher, new company Asking4It Productions explore why more and more women are turning to mastectomy to up their odds in the battle against cancer.
Though the truth has an ability to clarify, it does not serve to bring any two people closer together. At least not in Closer, Patrick Marber’s darkly comic tale of relationships and desire...
Nutcracker has been a Christmas favourite for many for the beautiful Tchaikovsky’s score full of wonderful tunes and its timeless storyline.
Buzz reviews Joseph at the New Theatre, Cardiff.
Every year throughout the festival of Basant, hundreds of kites fly above Lahore, the dynamic capital of the historic Punjab region. In this spring festival, the rich and the poor come together for a time of parties, feasting and kite flying...
Amelia Forsbrook reviews the latest production from Living Pictures
Setting the Mozart/da Ponte opera Don Giovanni against a backdrop of sculpture by Auguste Rodin, in particular his monumental The Gates of Hell, is such a good idea that you wonder why no-one had thought of it before.
A nuanced, figurative reminder of the dangers of categorisation and prejudice
The Welsh National Opera launches in full voice this autumn with two fantastic productions; The Barber Of Seville and Don Giovanni.
TIN SHED THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS MR EDGAR ALLAN POE’S TERRIFYING TALES Aberystwyth Arts Centre Thurs 15 Sept Recent years have seen horror films pushing the boundaries of terror; from bloody …
Scandal is a fitting theme for Cardiff-based Dirty Protest who, in their four years on the scene, have never been ones to retire from a juicy topic.