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What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
In the Penal Colony made for uncomfortable viewing, but it proved to be a thought-provoking and rewarding experience.
Cochrane proves that even in dark moments humour can arise, and herein lies the crux of his theory that there is nothing funnier than life itself.
Experience a timeless classic that injects the audience with an inspiring sense of energy generated through innovative choreography
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...
When coincidence is not quite uncanny enough
When I was asked to go along to review a contemporary dance show at the Riverfront Theatre I was intrigued...
FEMALE WALES: University of Glamorgan Art Purchase Prize 2010 Until 18 October 2010 – Oriel y Bont, Ty Crawshay, University of Glamorgan, Pontypridd ★★★★☆ This University of Glamorgan’s 2010 touring …
A play that speaks volumes about 1980s Britain
Tasty treats prove all too tempting at this year's Abergavenny Food Festival
Madalen Davies reviews the exciting Corrie Chiswell exhibition at Off the Wall Gallery
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.
A thrilling performance that wears its heart on its sleeve.
Half the audience walked out of this gig almost as quickly as it sold out last month - but it was their loss, writes Noel Gardner.
Claustrophobic, dark and ambitious, Undeb Theatre's first full-length play is a triumph.
The highlight of Blysh festival, Bourgeois and Maurice dominated a bewildered audience.
A moving portrayal of 1980s Manchester that arrives at a premature conclusion
Rhod Gilbert, Lloyd Langford, Elis James, Craig Campbell, Taylor Glenn, and even more at the highlight of Cardiff's Comedy Festival.
Sean Taylor paints St Ives like it's made out of marshmallows.
A fitting send-off for departing guitarist Darran Smith.
'Beautifully understated but a little directionless': a review of Mimbre's Until Now
