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What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
NDCWales & Literature Wales’ Plethu/Weave project sees poignant poetry and movement film created to reflect Wales’ involvement in the Trans-Atlantic slave trade Words by Poet Marvin Thompson / Movement by dancer Ed …
As August bathes us in summer sunshine, it’s that time of year again where we welcome back our treasured National Eisteddfod. Standing proud as a prolific icon of culture and …
LYR is a musical project that’s made up of musician Richard Walters, producer and multi-instrumentalist Patrick Pearson and current UK Poet Laureate, Simon Armitage. Recently released was their debut album …
Now’s the time to take advantage of all your free time and start writing! Of the thousands of competitions currently open around the globe, here are some of the most …
KATE TEMPEST Ahead of a performance in Cardiff this month, Chloe Edwards caught up with Kate Tempest to chat socially conscious music, working with legendary producers and why she’s excited to …
DESSA As she prepares to fuse her brand of socially-conscious hip-hop with BBC NOW in front of British audiences for the first time, American poet, writer and Renaissance woman Dessa …
AMANDA PALMER Erstwhile Dresden Doll, perpetual cabaret rocker and a poet who knows it, an evening with Amanda Palmer is epic in every sense. Ahead of her visit to Cardiff …
Pam Ayres’ comedic poetry has been delighting her public for decades. With a new collection set to arrive in September and a tour of the nation’s theatres, Laura Wood finds out …
With the Cardiff Book Festival looking forward to its third year, it was high time the capital also had its own poetry festival – and now, thanks to Seren, it …
Rhys Milsom (Accent Press) This collection of poems explores family, Welsh identity and disconnected emotions. Although all of the poems seem to touch at least one of those themes, The …
Caroline Smith (Seren) Poetry and immigration may not be topics you’d usually associate with each other, but Caroline Smith, an asylum caseworker, shines a light on the world of bureaucracy …
John Peel’s Shed isn’t really about John Peel’s Shed. But the fact of it is that the idol’s garden abode is indirectly responsible for what is, now, a wonderful evening’s entertainment.
