Review: The Red Shoes, Wales Millennium Centre
The Red Shoes, Tuesday 14th March, Wales Millenium Centre, Reviewer: Gemma Gibson Matthew Bourne’s dance company, New Adventures, are renowned […]
Review: Gaslight, New Theatre
Gaslight, Tuesday 14th March, New Theatre, Reviewer: Hannah Hopkins A Victorian townhouse in London. Bella Manningham is slowly losing her mind. A
INTERVIEW: Toothless
As Bombay Bicycle Club throw in the towel, bassist Ed Nash moves from the shadows of a bassist to centre
INTERVIEW: Spring King
On the 15th February Spring King returned to The Diff to play a rescheduled date. Having previously played at Full
Review: Abz├╗ (PS4)
Have you ever wondered what Journey underwater might look like? Then look no further as Saman Izadyar regales his Abzû-lutely nautical
Review: Danza Contemporánea de Cuba, Wales Millennium Centre
Danza Contemporánea de Cuba, Tuesday 28th February, Wales Millennium Centre, Reviewer: Penelope Barnes The long-established and highly prestigious Danza Contemporánea
Review: The Wedding Singer, New Theatre
The Wedding Singer, Monday 27th February, New Theatre, Reviewer: Maria Mellor When the lights went down and the actors came
Ones to watch: The Circus of Horrors, St David’s Hall
What? The Circus of Horrors Where? St David’s Hall When? Wednesday 22nd March 2017 The Circus of Horrors┬áis┬ácelebrating its 21st
Video Review: Final Fantasy XV
After ten years in development, does Final Fantasy XV make the cut? Elis Doyle takes a look. Aliens: Colonial Marines.
Review: Dishonored 2
Oliver Leigh roams through the broken streets of Dishonored 2, have Bethesda struck gold again? Set 15 years after the events
Review: Dancing Bear Dancing Bear, RWCMD
Dancing Bear, Dancing Bear, Friday 24th February, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, Reviewer: Alice Townsend. I wouldn’t recommend
Review: Fantastic Mr Fox, New Theatre
Fantastic Mr Fox, Tuesday 21st February, New Theatre, Reviewer: Ashley Boyle Any ÔÇÿhuman bean’ who has ever had the pleasure
INTERVIEW: Tom Grennan @ The Louisiana, Bristol, 10/02/17
He’s a man of many theories. I walked backstage in The Louisiana, Bristol, to have a chat to emerging artist
Cooking Survival Guide – 10 Things You Didn’t Know you Could Make with Baked Beans
By Ellie Philpotts Beans, beans, good for the heart. And a lot of other things, apparently. Like, they’re good for
Food
Freshers’ Food Guide to Cardiff – Round Three
Hangover Haunts By Georgie Bolwell It’s 10 am. You’ve got a raging headache and your mouth feels slightly like something
Freshers’ Food Guide to Cardiff – Round Two
Cardiff’s Caffeine By Georgie Bolwell Coffee is a student staple. Whether it’s a pick-me-up before a 9am lecture, or a
Freshers’ Food Guide to Cardiff – Round One
By Ellie Philpotts International Eating  Cardiff is a melting pot of a range of cultures, and with a range of
Cardiff’s Comfort Food
By Ellie Philpotts Uni is good for lots of things. Independence, meeting new people, experiencing city life, making the most
Review: Pride and Prejudice, Wales Millennium Centre
Pride and Prejudice,┬áTuesday 21st February, Wales Millennium Centre, Reivewer: Hannah Hopkins Simon Reade’s stage adaptation of Jane Austen’s Pride and
Interview: Le Cordon Bleu
By Ellie Philpotts As admirable as its food scene may be, it seems fair to argue Cardiff isn’t exactly as