LOVE STEALS US FROM LONELINESS | THEATRE REVIEW
National Theatre Wales' latest production, Love Steals Us From Loneliness.
Reviews
MUGENKYO TAIKO DRUMMERS | LIVE REVIEW
It’s not often you see bellydancing performed to the sound of a huge Odaiko drum...
RICHARD PARKER | THEATRE REVIEW
When coincidence is not quite uncanny enough
NATIONAL DANCE COMPANY WALES | DANCE REVIEW
When I was asked to go along to review a contemporary dance show at the Riverfront Theatre I was intrigued...
FEMALE WALES | ART REVIEW
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 …
SPEECHLESS | THEATRE REVIEW
A play that speaks volumes about 1980s Britain
ABERGAVENNY FOOD FESTIVAL | FOOD REVIEW
Tasty treats prove all too tempting at this year's Abergavenny Food Festival
ART REVIEW | IN REMEMBRANCE/ER COF
Madalen Davies reviews the exciting Corrie Chiswell exhibition at Off the Wall Gallery
SHAKESPEARE, THE MAN FROM STRATFORD | THEATRE REVIEW
A teasing catalogue of all the plays you wish you were watching
FRISKY AND MANNISH | THEATRE REVIEW
A clever, witty and suprisingly entertaining show that's not to be missed.
CAN I HAVE A JOB PLEASE? | THEATRE REVIEW
Part satire, part CV, Can I Have A Job Please? is witty, sharp and relevant.
INSIDE OUT | THEATRE REVIEW
A thrilling performance that wears its heart on its sleeve.
GRUFF RHYS V TONY DA GATORRA | LIVE REVIEW
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.
STRAIGHT | THEATRE REVIEW
Claustrophobic, dark and ambitious, Undeb Theatre's first full-length play is a triumph.
BOURGEOIS AND MAURICE | STAGE REVIEW
The highlight of Blysh festival, Bourgeois and Maurice dominated a bewildered audience.
OI FOR ENGLAND | THEATRE REVIEW
A moving portrayal of 1980s Manchester that arrives at a premature conclusion
CARDIFF COMEDY FESTIVAL GALA FINALE | LIVE REVIEW
Rhod Gilbert, Lloyd Langford, Elis James, Craig Campbell, Taylor Glenn, and even more at the highlight of Cardiff's Comedy Festival.
ART REVIEW: SEAN TAYLOR
Sean Taylor paints St Ives like it's made out of marshmallows.
FUNERAL FOR A FRIEND | LIVE REVIEW
A fitting send-off for departing guitarist Darran Smith.
UNTIL NOW | STAGE REVIEW
'Beautifully understated but a little directionless': a review of Mimbre's Until Now
INTO MY OWN | THEATRE REVIEW
Cardiff's veteran theatre company revives a remarkable piece of theatre.
FOR MOUNTAIN, SAND AND SEA | THEATRE REVIEW
National Theatre Wales' latest show is a triumph; a magical realist excursion that transcends time and space.
MISS JULIE | THEATRE REVIEW
A balance between the old and the new makes this Living Pictures Production a hit.