Run-ing The World: A Day in a Runners’ Shoes
Fashion weeks are an exciting time for any┬áfashionista, and Cardiff fashion week promised to be just that. Although┬ásmaller scale […]
Style Icon: Millie Manderson
Mille Manderson has always showcased a typical Chelsea girl style by wearing neutral colours, excess bling and probably showing a
Street Style
Charlie Mock hits the streets of Cardiff to see what your are wearing this Autumn/Winter – a perfect way to
Review: Street Casuals, Morgan Quarter
Menswear writer Jonathan Keys reviews the streetwear store Street Casuals.
A/W Beauty Trends
A look at the key beauty trends for Autumn/Winter – think berry shades, punk and flawless skin!
Interview: The Oxfam Boutique
Last week the Morgan Quarter hosted an alternative Student Lock-In, with the mix of independent and high street stores offering
Review: Sexual Perversity in Chicago
Caroline Hodges reviews Sexual Perversity in Chicago, David Mamet’s controversial play produced by Living Pictures Productions.
Act One Interview
Jess Rayner speaks to Act One President Ellen Green, to find out more about the award winning society and what
Opera’r Ddraig: ‘Orpheus in the Underworld’ Preview
Cardiff University Music student and chorus member in ÔÇÿOrpheus in the Underworld’┬áAmelie Denise Irene┬ágives Quench Culture a behind-the-scenes insight into
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Interview with Living Pictures Founder, Robert Bowman
Jess Rayner got a chance to  speak to Living Pictures Founder Robert Bowman in the lead up to their latest production,
Edward Bennett Interview
Interview with Edward Bennett┬áone of the stars of the National Theatre’s award winning comedy ‘One Man, Two Guvnors’┬ácoming to Cardiff
Arts Reviews, Culture
Artes Mundi 5
Artes Mundi is back for its fifth exhibition, this must-see exhibition has been growing in strength since first established in 2004, and
Arts Reviews, Culture
Review: American Idiot
Providing you don’t arrive expecting to see a rock show, it’s hard not to be impressed by this TONY award
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Review: Stephen Chbosky’s ‘The Perks of Being a Wallflower’
You may be planning on seeing the film adaptation of The Perks of Being a Wallflower, directed by the book’s
Arts Reviews, Culture
Review: Julius Caesar, New Theatre
Alexandra Warren reviews Gregory Doran’s┬átake on the Shakespearean classic┬áJulius Caesar.
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Review: Shauna Gilligan’s ‘Happiness Comes From Nowhere’
Jasmine Freeman reviews Irish writer Shauna Gilligan’s novel Happiness Comes from Nowhere.
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Review: Sue Hubbard’s ‘Girl in White’
Francis Smithson reviews Sue Hubbard’s emotive novel focusing on the life of artist Paula Modersohn-Becker.
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Swn Fringe: Carl Chapple Interview
As part of the Fringe line-up local artist Carl Chapple produced a series of portraits as a celebration of the
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Swn Fringe – Richard James Presents: In Chapters
For the first time in 2012, Swn played host to a number of fringe events to attract audiences away from
Afrovibes Festival 2012: ‘And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses’
With Sherman Cymru playing host to this year’s Afrovibes festival, Wipula Paquet reviews┬áAnd the Girls in their Sunday Dresses one