FRESH APPLES | THEATRE PREVIEW
A theatrical representation where characters grow like new branches
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National Theatre of Wales' 10th production, directed by Kully Thiarai, takes us on an interesting journey but the final destination disappoints.
It's music meets theatre but not a leg-warmer in sight. Quality.
Apparently, the true meaning of Freudian thought has slipped away...
Getting all togged up, ready to face the snow in a mission to get to the Riverfront Theatre in Newport, for this year’s Pantomime, Aladdin, it couldn’t have felt more like Christmas.
Fans of controversially-titled plays will be trembling with excitement as Simon Stephen’s Pornography comes to the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.
Alfred Hitchcock may have been somewhat of a pioneer in the film world but, my word did he give blondes a bad rep...
'Sequel' to Midsummer Night's Dream turns into a bit of a nightmare
Sherman Cymru tip the balance on one of Shakespeare's most problematic plays
Dr Freud’s Cabaret presents a inimitable opportunity to analyse (and potentially deride) one of the world’s great thinkers.
‘Don’t have dark thoughts,’ so repeats Gwyn Thomas’s father to the young lad as he hands him lemonade outside the onstage pub, before disappearing back through the door.
The comedy is rich and genuinely funny, the stories are poignant without being steeped in needless caricature, sentimentality and political correctness.
words: Matthew Clements Back by popular demand, the dynamic comedy production, Bouncers, returns for another South Wales tour – courtesy of Black Rat Productions in association with Blackwood Miners’ Institute. …
In the Penal Colony made for uncomfortable viewing, but it proved to be a thought-provoking and rewarding experience.
National Theatre Wales' latest production, Love Steals Us From Loneliness.
It’s not often you see bellydancing performed to the sound of a huge Odaiko drum...
A teasing catalogue of all the plays you wish you were watching
A clever, witty and suprisingly entertaining show that's not to be missed.
Part satire, part CV, Can I Have A Job Please? is witty, sharp and relevant.