Review: Escape the Scaffold, The Other Room
Escape the Scaffold,┬áThursday 20th April,┬áThe Other Room,┬áReviewer: Sarah Harris It’s been over 24 hours since I saw Escape the Scaffold […]
Ones to watch: My Country, Sherman Theatre
The National Theatre has collaborated with National Theatre Wales to create My Country; a work in progress, a new play
Review: Sister Act, Wales Millennium Centre
Sister Act, 17th April 2017, Wales Millennium Centre, reviewer: Hannah Stait The Wales Millennium Centre was bursting with soul last
Ones to watch: Northern Ballet’s Casanova, New Theatre
After a three year absence, New Theatre Cardiff is looking forward to welcoming Northern Ballet back to Wales with the
Review: The Commitments, Wales Millennium Centre
The Commitments, Tuesday 11th April, Wales Millennium Centre, reviewer: Hannah Stait The Commitments is a musical that music fans will
Review: Legally Blonde, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Legally Blonde, Monday 10th April, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, reviewer: Penelope Barnes It’s a production we all
Review: The Play That Goes Wrong, The New Theatre
One of my pet hates in life is when people give away the plot line to a book. This pet
QUENCH MAGAZINE DEPUTY EDITOR APPLICATION 17/18
QUENCH DEPUTY EDITOR APPLICATION FOR FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 17/18 Are you interested in having a future career in the
Review: You’ve Got a Friend, St David’s Hall
You’ve Got a Friend, Thursday 6th April, St David’s Hall, reviewer: Sarah Harris James Taylor and Carole King are arguably
Review: Life (2017)
When I first saw the trailer for Life I must admit I honestly thought it would be a thoroughly shit
Review: A Judgement in Stone, New Theatre
A Judgement in Stone, Tuesday 4th April, New Theatre, reviewer: Corey Aunger A Judgement in Stone is a somewhat
Review: Cirque Berserk!, Wales Millennium Centre
Cirque Berserk!, Tuesday 28th March, Wales Millennium Centre, reviewer: Ashley Boyle The UK’s biggest and most diverse circus show to
Review: Our Carnal Hearts, Chapter Arts Centre – Experimentica Season
Our Carnal Hearts, Sunday 2nd April, Chapter Arts Centre, reviewer: Sam Walker GOLD. Always believe in your soul. You got
Review: Rent, Wales Millennium Centre
Taking place in the 1990’s in East Village, New York, Rent follows a group of young bohemians trying to work
Review: Buffalo Comedy, Buffalo
Buffalo Comedy, Sunday 2nd April, Buffalo, reviewer: Hannah Hopkins Acts: Rhys James, Tanya Spence-Kelly, Calum Stewart, Leroy Britto; MC: Clint
Review: Louder is Not Always Clearer, Chapter Arts Centre – Experimentica Season
Louder is Not Always Clearer, Saturday 1st April, Chapter Arts Centre, reviewer: Bob Wigin A man stands in front of
Review: Revolution: New Art for a New World
Kasimir Malevich’s ‘Suprematism’ (as pictured) represented freedom, an abstraction of worldly forms. Russian Avant-garde artists like Malevich, Kandinsky, Suetin, created
Review: Richard Herring: The Best, St David’s Hall
Richard Herring: The Best, Sunday 2nd April, St David’s Hall, reviewer: Becca Moody Richard Herring is showcasing the best of
Review: Class: The Elephant in the Room, Chapter Arts Centre – Experimentica Season
Class: The Elephant in the Room, Friday 31st March, Chapter Arts Centre, reviewer: Claudia Rutherford Influenced by the injustices circulating
Review: Round and Round and Round, Chapter Arts Centre – Experimentica Season
Round and Round and Round, Wedneday 29th March, Chapter Arts Centre, reviewer: Emily Murray Before we walked into the theatre,