The Welsh ‘Port to Plate’ Project
By Luke Griffiths The Port to Plate initiative was recently launched this February at JAM in Cardiff Bay. The purpose […]
Review: I Am Not Okay With This
By Phoebe Bowers If you’re seeking yet another coming-of-age Netflix series that’s an easy watch which provides familiar character archetypes
The Hothouse | Theatre review
By Saoirse O’Connor Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà There is a moment towards the end of The Hothouse’s first act where
Back to your roots: Pakistan
By Sarah Harris People often ask me how I can call a place that I haven’t lived in since I
My Wales | Exhibition Review
By Cinzia Appetecchia Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà In the heart of Cardiff, the MADE art gallery recently hosted a photography
How Copenhagen is Leading the Sustainable Fashion Movement
By Meg Burgess Simplicity, elegance and well-cut design – these are the easy calling cards of Scandinavian fashion, which is
An Inspector Calls | Theatre Review
By Lewis Empson Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà J. B. Priestly’s staple of the whodunnit genre is as pertinent as ever
Musical Storytellers
To continue our theme of stories, we delve into a different medium of storytelling – music. Many musical artists choose
Harley Quinn : Birds of Prey – “We Are All Mad Here”
By Maja Metera Some time in this century people have decided that using words like ÔÇÿmad’ or anything pointing towards
Acosta Danza Evolution | Review
By Amelia Field Coming all the way from Cuba, International ballet star Carlos Acosta brings his superbly talented company to
Into the Woods | Theatre Review
By Rachel Nurse Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà The Brothers Grimm hit the YMCA stage with an epic fairy tale about
The Female Fitness Revolution
By Ella Rowe-Hall Today, female fitness seems to be becoming greatly prominent within society. More and more women are getting
Cardiff’s Smut Slam: A Place Where Community, Self-acceptance and Sex Stories Connect
By Tabitha Jukes The open-mic storytelling platform is crafting safe-spaces in Cardiff to share, laugh and discuss inclusive sexuality, real-life
Back to Berlin: Iron Curtains, Iron Ladies and Border Breaking | Theatre review
By Tabitha Jukes Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà As part of The OtherRoom’s eight-week Spring Fringe programme, which champions native and
Healing the Brexit Divide
By Sarah Belger 29th February. It only comes around once every four years, but it’s crazy to look back and
Deepfakes for Dummies
By Emma Murphy Who hasn’t enjoyed a good video of Steve Buscemi’s face superimposed onto Jennifer Lawrence during a press
The Importance of Queer Cinema
By Megan Evans Queer cinema has evolved significantly over the past 50 years, as an attempt to cultivate the mainstream
Pobl chi’n weld yn ystod y Chwe Gwlad
Gan Niamh Goodwin-Thomas Mae’r Cwpan byd Rygbi wedi dod i ben a nawr mae’r byd rygbi yn paratoi am y
Review: Dracula
By Kat Smith The excitement had been building for a while: it’s a been three years since Sherlock appeared on
Inditex – The Fashion Market’s Biggest Giant
By Sarah Harris This Boxing Day, I decided to brave the cold and wet weather and take on Oxford Street.