Rotterdam | Theatre Review
Words by Anna Whitfield Growing up in our current political climate, I constantly see that the world can be a […]
Dirty Dancing | Theatre Review
If you do nothing else this month go see Dirty Dancing at the New theatre, it is genuinely sublime. Quick
Hunter From Fremonte | PINK – EP Launch Review
Words by Rhiannon Humphreys The launch night for Hunter From Fremonte’s debut EP ÔÇÿPINK’ in the Moon club started promisingly
Victoria | Ballet Review
Words by Saoirse O’Connor I spent my Saturdays through Sixth Form volunteering in an old country manor once owned by
Werq the World | Review
Words by Martha Hughes As a long-time follower of the Ru Paul’s Drag Race brand, the prospect of attending Werq
Class | Theatre Review
Words by Andrea Drobna Performed on an intimate stage in Cardiff’s Millennium Centre, Class was set in a singular primary
Calendar Girls | Theatre Review
By Rachel Nurse Based on a true story of the one and only Calendar Girls- Gary Barlow and Tim Firth’s
Hair | Theatre Review
Words by Rachel Nurse Let the sunshine in Cardiff: live through the late 60’s with Hair the musical A product
Carmen | Review
By Dolunay Dogahan A rather intriguing mix of a band consisting of guitar, percussion and the saxophone sets the mood
Motown the Musical | Theatre Review
Words by Ashley Boyle “An energetic and fun performance which traces the milestone moments of Motown” Having already watched this
The Full Monty | Theatre Review
Words by Max Modell ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà You’ve gotta make a livin’ somehow, so you may as well make it takin’ your
Peeling | Theatre Review
ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà Words by Andrea Drobna First performed almost 20 years ago, Kaite O’Reilly’s award-winning play Peeling is a revolutionary performance
Romeo and Juliet | Theatre Reivew
Words by Natalya Sareen-Kadach Contemporary, urban energy meets the melancholic tragedy that is Shakespeare’s ÔÇÿRomeo and Juliet’ in the RSC’s
Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra | Reivew
Words By Allison Renker Vasily Petrenko moves with an awkwardness that conceals genius. The Russian-born conductor, soon to take the
Graphic Novel Review: Guantanámo Kid
Words by Christopher Colbourn Guantánamo Kid tells the story of Mohammed El-Gharani, one of the youngest inmates detained at Guantánamo
Billionaire Boy | Review
The silly-sensation also known as Billionaire boy is the hot new musical adapted from David Walliams’ smash hit book, and
Benidorm Live | Theatre Review
Words by Abby Wilson This week we’re off to sunny Spain ÔÇô for the production of Benidorm Live at Cardiff’s
Blue | Theatre Review
Words by Rachel Nurse First and foremost, I did not know what to expect from BLUE. Every time I see
Lua Ribiera & Amak Mahmoodian | Art Preview
Words by Zhang Mengyang-Eva Where time stood still Amak Mahmoodian is an artist born in Shiraz and lives in Bristol,
Jersey Boys | Theatre Review
Words by Mel Lynch Winner of 57 major awards, over the years Jersey Boys has gained an enviable reputation which