INTERVIEW S┼Án Special: Pumarosa
Today is the day that S┼Án festival takes over Cardiff for its 10th birthday! Bringing the hidden gems of music […]
BFI LFF Review: Dog Eat Dog
During the post-screening Q+A, director Paul Schrader stated that there were too many filmmakers that thought ‘inside the box’, and
Review: Verdi’s Nabucco, St. David’s Hall
Award winning director Ellen Kent graced Cardiff with her tour of Verdi’s Nabucco this week. The story’s libretto is studded
BFI LFF Reviews: Houston, We Have A Problem!, Zoology, Noonday Witch
The 60th annual BFI London Film Festival was an experience to remember. With over 245 films from 74 countries lasting for
Review: Ghost, New Theatre
Everyone knows Ghost as a classic. The iconic 1990 film not only catapulted Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze even further
Review: Swiss Army Man
Since appearing at film festivals at the beginning of the year and having been released to U.S theatres over the
Cardiff- a Creative City
This year Cardiff has witnessed the celebration of 100 years of our favourite children’s author, Roald Dahl. The city has
Review: Mamma Mia!, Wales Millennium Centre
“We would like to warn those with nervous disposition that platform boots and white lycra will feature in this production”.
Review: The Goods Shed
Maria Mellor is normally found editing Gair Rhydd, but for now she’s popped over to the┬áQuench Food world. We’re all
Review: Ardyn, Motion Bristol
The striking first chords of their song “Over The River”, announced Ardyn’s arrival on stage at Bristol’s Motion on Wednesday
Review: Jalan Malaysia
By Ellie Philpotts Since Jalan Malaysia kindly invited Quench Food to their Menu Relaunch, I thought I’d be a good
Review: In Pursuit of Silence
In Pursuit of Silence is a feature-length documentary from Patrick Shen that addresses a very necessary topic. It is by no
Review: Bestival
Bestival 2016 has varied reviews this year, some suggesting it was the great let down of the summer, while others
Hygge – Living the Danish Way
Hailing first place in the 2016 Wold Happiness Report for the third time, Denmark seems to be getting more than
Review: The Little Shop of Horrors, New Theatre
The Little Shop of Horrors, originally written by Howard Ashman, is the comedy horror musical about florist Seymour Krelborn from
Cardiff University Music Society’s Flash Mob
Unsurprisingly, I was intrigued when an email appeared in the Quench Culture inbox from Cardiff University Music Society detailing a
Review: The Magnificent Seven
It seems as though the 2010s have been the decade of the movie remake. Revamped versions of classics like Ghostbusters
Review: The Mousetrap, New Theatre
I went into this play not knowing what to expect other than the basics. The Mousetrap is a murder mystery
Review: Wicked the Musical’s 10th Anniversary in London
“Wicked” as a story itself is essentially one of the most successful fanfictions ever written. Based off the 1995 story
Preview: Iris Prize 2016
This year, the Iris Prize celebrates their 10th anniversary and the milestone of becoming a BAFTA recognised A list festival.