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What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
Theatrau Sir Gâr’s Beauty And The Beast is a fun retelling of the pantomime staple, with some fun twists in the tale for young children who may have only experienced the Disney version.
In the classic ballet performance of The Nutcracker, a young girl helps her nutcracker doll to defeat the Mouse King. The alternative Nutcracker performance, as reimagined by director Juliette Manon, twists this into grungy queer comedy.
Canadian film Pontypool brings zombie horror shuffling into the WMC with a unique Welsh twist that explores language as infection.
After a strong opening, the 2024 edition of Chapter Arts Centre’s performance art festival Experimentica continued with BDSM gardening and ambient short films.
Daring and bold, infuriating and life-affirming, it’s always worth going back for more Experimentica at Chapter Arts Centre.
If The First Xxxmas really is the last Duncan Hallis Production show, Polly and company are definitely bowing out on a high.
Based on true events, Bitcoin Boi is a play that blends fantasy and family drama, exploring crypto, virtual wealth, and the meaning of money.
The 40th anniversary of Cardiff Singer of the World featured world-class vocal talent from around the globe. Read our report on this year's incredible showcase of musical virtuosity.
An enchanting double bill by Welsh National Youth Opera - The Pied Piper of Hamelin and The Crab That Played With The Sea - spotlights talented young voices and captivating performances.
A heartrending and intimate story of an ageing lesbian couple's enduring love, the award-winning Es & Flo is not to be missed in Cardiff Bay.
Welsh National Opera’s latest original work looks at Wales’ deep sense of tradition, with the tale of a south Wales choir on the rise.
Swansea's Grand Ambition delivers a piercing look at heroin addiction with Sorter, a two-hander with Richard Mylan and Sophie Melville, establishing them as a cutting-edge theatre company in Wales.
