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Review: The Red Shoes, Wales Millennium Centre
The Red Shoes, Tuesday 14th March, Wales Millenium Centre, Reviewer:...
Review: Danza Contemporánea de Cuba, Wales Millennium Centre
Danza Contemporánea de Cuba, Tuesday 28th February, Wales Millennium...
Review: Sinners Club, The Other Room
Sinners Club, Thursday 9th February, The Other Room, Reviewer: Bob...
Category - Arts Reviews
Wonderman, Friday 9th December, Wales Millennium Centre. Reviewer: Khuram Mahmood and Sarah Harris
When you first enter to take your seat at Wales’...
Love Steals Us From Loneliness, Thursday 8th December, Chapter Arts Centre. Reviewer: Sarah Harris and Khuram Mahmood.
If you’ve ever been to see a play...
Kiss Me, Kate, Tuesday 6th December, Wales Millennium Centre. Reviewer: Rachel Nurse.
1940s Baltimore and it’s op’nin’ night of a musical version...
On 21st October, Artes Mundi 7 Exhibition and Prize opened its doors to the public, showcasing work from six artists from around the world. Both National...
A few weeks ago I was lucky enough to be invited to watch the rehearsals for Sherman Cymru’s upcoming performance of Romeo and Juliet. A select few young...
Artes Mundi is back for its fifth exhibition, this must-see exhibition has been growing in strength since first established in 2004, and this year’s...
Providing you don’t arrive expecting to see a rock show, it’s hard not to be impressed by this TONY award winning musical from across the pond.
You may be planning on seeing the film adaptation of The Perks of Being a Wallflower, directed by the book’s author, Stephen Chbosky; but first check out the...
Alexandra Warren reviews Gregory Doran’s take on the Shakespearean classic Julius Caesar.
Jasmine Freeman reviews Irish writer Shauna Gilligan’s novel Happiness Comes from Nowhere.
Francis Smithson reviews Sue Hubbard’s emotive novel focusing on the life of artist Paula Modersohn-Becker.
For the first time in 2012, Swn played host to a number of fringe events to attract audiences away from the music to sample the other end of the cultural...
With Sherman Cymru playing host to this year’s Afrovibes festival, Wipula Paquet reviews And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses one of the many powerful...
Caroline Hodges reviews David Greig’s Yellow Moon, yet another cutting edge play performed at Cathays’s cultural capital Sherman Cymru.
A review of the latest offering from Sherman Cymru, Katherine Candler’s emotive, beautifully told Before It Rains.
