By Izzy Boulton
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Opening night at the Cardiff Open...
Much Ado About Nothing | Theatre Review
Rotterdam | Theatre Review
Words by Anna Whitfield
Growing up in our current political climate...
Dirty Dancing | Theatre Review
If you do nothing else this month go see Dirty Dancing at the New...
Hunter From Fremonte | PINK – EP Launch Review
Words by Rhiannon Humphreys
The launch night for Hunter From...
Category - Culture
Words by Saoirse O’Connor
I spent my Saturdays through Sixth Form volunteering in an old country manor once owned by Queen Victoria’s favourite prime...
Words by Martha Hughes
As a long-time follower of the Ru Paul’s Drag Race brand, the prospect of attending Werq the World at Cardiff Millennium Centre was an...
By Ilona Cabral
★ ★ ★ ★
Last night, the smash-hit Joseph and his Technicolor Dreamcoat rocked up on the shores of Cardiff Bay. Since its first...
By Kathleen Walker
★★★★
There’s a lot of ‘lads’ on the comedy scene, but thankfully, Ivo Graham is not one of them. As he openly admits, he’s...
By Victoria Maria
★★★
It is Friday Night. I pack my bag, get my tickets, try to dress elegantly because I’m about to go to the Cabaret now in Cardiff...
Words by Andrea Drobna
Performed on an intimate stage in Cardiff’s Millennium Centre, Class was set in a singular primary school classroom, all the scenes...
By Rachel Nurse
Based on a true story of the one and only Calendar Girls- Gary Barlow and Tim Firth’s award-winning production brings us a wonderful musical...
By Indigo Jones
★★★★★
The show started with a bang, literally, immediately submerging the audience in the drama. The musical began as it intended to...
By Kathleen Walker
★★★★
Possibly the biggest film hit of 2017/2018, The Greatest Showman found universal appeal after a rocky start with the critics...
By Dolunay Dogahan
A rather intriguing mix of a band consisting of guitar, percussion and the saxophone sets the mood for this intimate act of Bizet’s Carmen...
By Chris Colbourn
SelfMadeHero’s translation of this Belgian-Dutch graphic novel feels particularly timely as the last three years of Brexit madness have...
By Yi Lam Tang
★★★★
A musical theatre group, who formed for only one month before the eighth season of Britain’s Got Talent, had amazed the judges...
By Phoebe Blandford
★★★★★
An evening of jazz was a refreshing change of scene from regular student life, swapping the VKs for cocktails and nibbles...
Words by Ashley Boyle
“An energetic and fun performance which traces the milestone moments of Motown”
Having already watched this stage production in...
By Sarah Rawle
★★★★
Top or Bottom? If you haven’t been asked this question yourself, you have likely heard it before. Maybe not sung to you...
By Saoirse O’Connor
★★★★
Agatha Christie’s name is synonymous with the modern detective story, her influence evident in modern shows like Death...
By Jasmine Snow
★★★
Recently, I had the pleasure of seeing one of William Shakespeare’s most haunting tragedies, Antony and Cleopatra. The show was...
By Martha Hughes
★★★★
As this was my first visit to an ‘Act One’ play, I was unsure as to what I should expect. But ‘One Man, Two Guvnors’...
By Anna Whitfield
Camp be yourself is a short yet sweet play about two women who return to their beloved summer camp ten years later, but this time as camp...
By Martina Merenda
★★★★★
Set in a post-apocalyptic present, National Theatre’s production of Macbeth, under the direction of Rufus Norris...
