What to see at this week’s HIJINX UNITY FESTIVAL in Cardiff
A guide to the highlights of Hijinx’s Unity Festival, a biennial programme of inclusive and disability arts, with an emphasis on dance theatre.
A guide to the highlights of Hijinx’s Unity Festival, a biennial programme of inclusive and disability arts, with an emphasis on dance theatre.
With Buffy Revamped about to check in to Cardiff’s New Theatre, Hari Berrow offers her take on the lessons learned from the now 30-year-old franchise.
Opening its doors – er, tent flaps? – at the end of November, Cardiff Castle’s first Christmas Festival has three very different shows on the books for merrimakers to sample.
Anthem promises wind machines, key changes and finalists from every corner of Wales getting ready to battle in the nation’s biggest TV singing competition.
Tackling shelter and another basic need, food, are two main concerns of Pepper & Honey, a theatre show that ties baking to belonging.
Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the award-winning musical The Curious Incident of the Dog In The Night-Time comes to Cardiff this month.
After a long wait, West End hit Everbody's Talking About Jamie is finally sashaying its way into the WMC in Cardiff.
Company Of Sirens present Twelve Cabins Twelve Vacancies and Souvenirs Of A Killing, two Hitchcock-influenced plays by Chris Durnall.
Chloë Edwards is ready as anything for the Welsh debut – delayed by nearly a year, natch – of this bad-taste masterpiece and worldwide theatre hit from the boys behind South Park.
The Wales Millennium Centre has collaborated with Hamed Amiri and his family to bring their extraordinary story, The Boy With Two Hearts, to the stage, and it’s one which could inspire viewers and give insight into one family’s struggle for freedom and safety.