FANTASTICALLY GREAT WOMEN: feminist history with a shiny, pop musical twist
From a producer of Six and written by a Pankhurst descendant, Fantastically Great Women Who Changed The World is an ideal school trip show.
From a producer of Six and written by a Pankhurst descendant, Fantastically Great Women Who Changed The World is an ideal school trip show.
From the start, the new UK tour production of Disney’s Aladdin - currently in Cardiff's WMC - captivates from start to finish.
If The First Xxxmas really is the last Duncan Hallis Production show, Polly and company are definitely bowing out on a high.
A gloriously light-hearted cheesfest of 80s nostalgia, I Should Be So Lucky will have you dancing in the aisles.
The King And I is a living testimony to how great stories can stand the test of time and still have something meaningful to say.
Watching this exuberant, colourful and warm-hearted musical, adapted from the movie series, is like stepping into the pages of a fairytale.
Tracy Ann Oberman brings depth to Shakespeare's Shylock in a haunting portrayal of The Merchant of Venice 1936 in 1930s London.
With a new star, Everybody's Talking About Jamie is back in Cardiff Bay, where everyone is indeed still talking about it - especially repeat audiences.
A cerebral and entertaining piece of theatre, Quiz gets to the real heart of the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? coughing scandal.
Life Of Pi's superb puppet artistry, incredible performances and stunning sets make if beautiful theatre, whether you believe it's truth or not.
Housemates, a collaboration between the Sherman and inclusive theatre company Hijinx, tells the tale of how one Cardiff student house became the epicentre of a social care revolution.
Primarily aimed at children though it may be, Horrible Histories: Barmy Britain has a deliciously subversive satirical streak disguised behind the silliness.