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,
Interview: 200 Degrees
By Ellie Philpotts Cardiff’s community of caffeine connoisseurs has manifested itself in the form of a real culture of cosy
Interview: Chris Ramsey
Chris Ramsey has just embarked on his biggest tour to date, Is That Chris Ramsey?, culminating in a massive homecoming
Review: Frankenshow, Chapter – Experimentica Season
Frankenshow, Wednesday 29th March, Chapter, reviewer: Rachel Nurse Postmodernist art with a technological twist. This was a very creative and
Interview: Walter Iuzzolino on Foreign TV Drama
Foreign Television Drama as a Window Into the Rest of the World: Welcome to the Wonderful World of Walter Presents
Review: Dirty Dancing, New Theatre
Dirty Dancing, Monday 27th March, New Theatre, reviewer: Mel Lynch If you do nothing else this month go see Dirty
Review: Killology, Sherman Theatre
Killology, Tuesday 28th March, Sherman Theatre, reviewer: Tom Morris This is the kind of life affirming art one might not
Review: The Circus of Horrors, St David’s Hall
The Circus of Horrors,┬áWednesday 22nd March, St David’s Hall, Reviewer: Mel Lynch Despite forming in 1995 The Circus of Horrors’
Review: The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Mäki, WoW Festival
The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Mäki (2016) is a charming and beautifully stylised film from Finnish director
Review: Evita, New Theatre
Evita, Monday 20th March, New Theatre, Reviewer: Hannah Hopkins Evita has always, for me at least, been one of those
Review: Ambulance, WoW Festival
A sunny Sunday morning brimming with optimism didn’t feel like the appropriate time to be watching Mohamed Jabaly’s harrowing film
Review: By The Time It Gets Dark, WoW Festival
By The Time It Gets Dark follows the overlapping narratives of a group of seemingly separate individuals as their
Review: W├╣lu, WoW Festival
W├╣lu ÔÇô Review Directed by Daouda Coulibaly, W├╣lu follows the story of Ladji (Ibrahim Koma), a likeable Malian bus conductor
Review: Clash, WoW Festival
I walked in the Chapter Arts theatre with no prior expectations, my knowledge of the ÔÇÿArab Spring’ being limited simply
Review: Seanmhair, The Other Room
Seanmhair, Thursday 16th March, The Other Room, Reviewer: Isabel Wright Pebbles would crack against my window in the pitch of
Round the World Food – Recreate in Cardiff
By Ellie Philpotts (The longer version of this is in the current print issue of Quench, also at https://issuu.com/gairrhydd/docs/quench_162) If you