Welsh Music Prize 2015
For all you English folk who’ve crossed the bridge for university, you have a lot to learn about Welsh music. […]
For all you English folk who’ve crossed the bridge for university, you have a lot to learn about Welsh music. […]
Unlike the other pantomimes which are dominantly shown this time of year, Arabian Nights offers something different as it is
The Sherman Theatre’s production of Arabian Nights is set to storm the Christmas Stage. Quench Culture got a sneak peak
Sherman Cymru’s first production with Rachel O’Riordan at the helm presents a rough and edgy adaptation of a Shakespearean classic.
A few weeks ago I was lucky enough to be invited to watch the rehearsals for Sherman Cymru’s upcoming performance
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Caroline Hodges reviews Sexual Perversity in Chicago, David Mamet’s controversial play produced by Living Pictures Productions.
Jess Rayner got a chance to  speak to Living Pictures Founder Robert Bowman in the lead up to their latest production,