SCANDAL | STAGE PREVIEW
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.
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MAGIK: THE LAST ROYAL WIZARD | THEATRE REVIEW
SWICA reviewed at the Wales Millennium Centre
THE INFANT | STAGE REVIEW
Darkly satirical and intensely absorbing, The Infant is an excellent piece of theatre from the critically acclaimed Les Enfants Terribles
THE SLEEPER | OPERA REVIEW
Welsh National Youth Opera take the audience on a compelling journey in The Sleeper: physically through The Coal Exchange building in Cardiff Bay and imaginatively into a world where sleep is a distant memory.
AND THE BIRDS FELL FROM THE SKY | STAGE REVIEW
Its not often that a visit to the plush, welcoming interiors of the Welsh Millennium Centre leaves you feeling like you’ve been mercilessly dragged through a world of murderous gypsy clowns and mysterious magicians...
OPERA DOUBLE-BILL | STAGE REVIEW
Lynda Nash reviews a double bill of contemporary new Operas at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.
THE PORT OF AMSTERDAM | THEATRE PREVIEW
It's time to go overboard...
[ON]STAGE | STAGE REVIEW
[On]Stage was a one night creative showdown presenting two very different pieces by up-and-coming playwrights Natalie Stone and Anna Poole. Two plays, one premise: how our lives are affected by people who are outside them – off stage – albeit alive or dead.
[ON]STAGE | STAGE PREVIEW
A preview of Empty Pocket Theatre's brand new production [On]Stage.
SEAN TYRONE | THEATRE REVIEW
A nightmare from which you don’t want to wake.
THE SANGER | THEATRE REVIEW
A no-holds-barred discussion of the British presence in Afghanistan
PAINT | THEATRE REVIEW
This is a play about opposites: creativity versus practicality, dreams versus reality and, to a certain extent, Wales versus England.
TURANDOT | OPERA REVIEW
After 17 years, this production still pulses with life... And it is great to hear the much-travelled Nessun dorma again in its proper operatic context (where the words make sense!). Sung with great authority by Gwyn Hughes Jones, it’s worth the price of admission alone.
COSI FAN TUTTE | OPERA REVIEW
This new Welsh National Opera production relocates Mozart’s Così fan tutte to south Wales in the 1960s. Staff Director Benjamin Davis and Designer Max Jones visited Penarth and Barry Island as research.
PREVIEW | RAW/AMRWD
Sherman Cymru's exciting programme puts new writing firmly on the frontline
THE WIZARD OF OZ | STAGE REVIEW
Mia Holt reviews Tonypandy’s Sophie Evans in her West End performance of The Wizard Of Oz
SERIOUS MONEY | THEATRE REVIEW
It's time to take stock as Cardiff-based company Waking Exploits dish up their first production.
THE PASSION | THEATRE REVIEW
Michael Sheen became a Messiah of his home town over the Easter weekend with his leading role in a 72-hour epic retelling of The Passion
LIGHT ARRESTED BETWEEN THE CURTAIN AND THE GLASS | THEATRE REVIEW
If quality scriptwriting was the aim, then theatre has never been more accomplished
DESIRE LINES | THEATRE REVIEW
Latest production from Sherman Cymru leaves much to be desired
#FLY ON THE WALL | THEATRE PREVIEW
Dynamic Welsh company are destined to be high-fliers
LOCKERBIE: UNFINISHED BUSINESS | THEATRE PREVIEW
Lockerbie: Unfinished Business at the Western Studio promises to deliver a topical and very powerful piece of theatre this March
THE CRUCIBLE | THEATRE PREVIEW
Act One's adaptation of The Crucible runs all this week at Chapter Arts Centre
BEACHY HEAD | THEATRE PREVIEW
Analogue’s second production, Beachy Head debuted in 2009 achieving success at the Edinburgh Fringe and it's now back, touring with a new cast.