Interview: Deacon
A performance poet with years of experience on the open mic circuit and a history with Akala’s groundbreaking Hip-Hop Shakespeare […]
REVIEW: The Thai House via Wriggle
Here at Quench Food & Drink we love being loyal to local and independent businesses, and Wriggle helps us discover
WoW Festival Review: Mary and the Witch’s Flower
The Wales One World festival celebrates eclectic worldwide cinema and has been since 2001. This rich selection of film, adventures
Cathy review: visceral, poignant and compelling documentary theatre
ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿå by Maxwell Modell I remember receiving a flyer for Cathy at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival last year. It was
Summer of Self-Love
Greeted with a pink cocktail to match Amy’s hair, I walked into the top floor of the Castle Emporium, where
Vietnam- A Backpacker’s Paradise
Known in some parts of the world only as a war, Vietnam is by far the most surprising country I’ve
BFI Flare 2018: Love, Simon
A light-hearted romantic comedy is as essential to adolescent life as heartbreak and rebellion. Yet, for years, the only romcoms
Shrek review at the Wales Millennium Centre
by Hannah Marie Stait ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà Throughout my childhood all the way through to now as I pretend to be an
GIRLI @ Clwb Ifor Bach this Saturday!!!!
Words by Jessica Heap What could possibly be better than having a pink glitter filled party on a Saturday night?
Don’t miss Let’s Eat Grandma @ Undertone, Cardiff this Thursday!
Words by Erin Brown After catching Let’s Eat Grandma back in 2016 at Cardiff’s very own S┼Án Festival and then
LIVE REVIEW: Turbowolf @ Trinity Arts Centre, Bristol
Words by Max Taylor Fresh off the release of their megalithic new an album,  Turbowolf returned to their home town
NIFF 2018: Pop Aye
A story as foreign in location as it is in concept, Pop Aye relates the journey of a disillusioned Thai
NIFF 2018: The Silent Child screening and Q&A with Julie Foy
Things got up and running on the second day of Newcastle International Film Festival with a matinee screening of the
What is BFI Flare 2018?
BFI Flare is an event that celebrates and showcases the best of LGBTQ+ cinema every year without fail and is
BFI Flare 2018: 120 Beats per Minute
Stories of the AIDS epidemic have been told through film before, be it through Tom Hanks’ meek, wronged lawyer in
NIFF 2018: Get Carter screening and Q&A with Mike Hodges
Newcastle at the moment isn’t quite a city known for its film moments. Sure there have been occasions; Transformers filmed
Sunflower Bean Twentytwo In Blue Album Review
Brooklyn trio Sunflower Bean first burst onto the scene in 2016 with their debut full-length record, Human Ceremony, which gave
CA125 review: amusement and emotionality by the Act One’s latest production
by Rachel Nurse ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà No words can describe the perfection of Act One’s CA125 performance. Not a single Act One
Asador 44’s Fiesta de la Cal├ºotada
By Josh Ong Asador 44 brings a homage to Catalonia within Cardiff in a forthcoming festival of cuisine and culture.
Accidental Death of an Anarchist review: Act One goes Green-White-Red with Fo’s political farce
ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿå by Jamie Bains Director Raj Chand states in the production’s programme ÔÇÿI wanted to direct something that would impact