Sherman Cymru Archives

Welsh Music Prize 2015

Erin Gillespie / November 29, 2015

For all you English folk who’ve crossed the bridge for university, you have a lot to learn about Welsh music. […]

elouisehobbs / December 10, 2014

Unlike the other pantomimes which are dominantly shown this time of year, Arabian Nights offers something different as it is

elouisehobbs / November 26, 2014

The Sherman Theatre’s production of Arabian Nights is set to storm the Christmas Stage. Quench Culture got a sneak peak

elouisehobbs / October 16, 2014

Sherman Cymru’s first production with Rachel O’Riordan at the helm presents a rough and edgy adaptation of a Shakespearean classic.

chloejmay / September 23, 2014

A few weeks ago I was lucky enough to be invited to watch the rehearsals for Sherman Cymru’s upcoming performance

Charlie / January 25, 2014

For such a colourfully titled show, Canoe Theatre’s Blue/Orange is set in a blandly sterile consultation room, illuminated by fluorescent

Amy Pay / November 6, 2013

Reviewed by Amy Pay If you look up “scary theatre” on a search engine, you’ll see that The Woman In

Amy Pay / November 2, 2013

Reviewed by Amy Endacott Boing!, devised by companies Travelling Light and Champloo Dance, is a piece of theatre which invited

Jess Rayner / February 11, 2013

Caroline Hodges reviews Sexual Perversity in Chicago, David Mamet’s controversial play produced by Living Pictures Productions.

Jess Rayner / January 28, 2013

Jess Rayner┬ágot a chance to ┬áspeak to Living Pictures Founder Robert Bowman in the lead up to their latest production,