Review: Jurassic World
Possibly one of the most highly anticipated, highest grossing and most discussed films of 2015, Jurassic World was bound to […]
Preview: Byw Haf – Clwb Ifor Bach
Cardiff’s much beloved Clwb Ifor Bach is playing host to its first ever BYW HAF and it looks like it’s
Album: Everything Everything – Get To Heaven
‘Get To Heaven’ is the long-awaited album from the Manchester-based art-rock band, Everything Everything. It follows the success of their
Album: Wolf Alice – My Love Is Cool
It seems like an age since Wolf Alice released their self-titled EP in early 2013. Two further EPs have followed, but
Review: Amy
From the toxic influences of Blake Fielder and the drugs he introduced to the intrusion of the hounding media, Amy
Her Story: Review
Her Story Platform: PC (Also onMac/iOS) You will like this if you enjoyed: The Ace Attorney series, Papers Please Her
Review: Listen Up Philip
Directed by Alex Ross Perry, an American director of a small number of lesser-known films, Listen Up Philip focuses on
Review: Reginald. D. Hunter, St David’s Hall
“Giving pussy to assholes makes them into c**ts”. Whilst the above quote is not the most orthodox of ways to
Review: The Wizard of Oz, New Theatre
An eclectic mix of youth and experience combine in the New Theatre this week for Orbit’s production of the timeless
Review: Pirates of the Carabina’s- ‘Flown’, St David’s Hall.
Beautiful chaos; two adjectives that are rarely, if not ever merged together in the same phrase to connote something positive.
Interview: Charlie Lyne – Beyond Clueless
It’s enough to make you cry angsty teen tears over your lack of life achievement. At the age of just
We’re Recruiting for 2015/16!
DESIGN TEAM In 2015/16 we are keen to continue the great work of our design team at Quench. If you
Review: Leviathan, Sherman Theatre
From its humble beginnings in 2004, ├Æran M├│r’s a Play, a Pie & a Pint series has enjoyed massive success
Review: Man To Man, Weston Studio.
A sense of self and individual identity is something that all of us take for granted. But what would happen
Review: GRAV, Sherman Theatre
Minutes before the play began, I walked into the Sherman theatre finding myself in the pleasant surroundings of a few
The Rise of Food Bloggers
Whether you are looking for some new inspiration to mix things up in the kitchen, or just enjoylooking through reams
Rebels and Dogs, Pipes and Brains
This may sound like a disparate collection of potentially rather unpleasant experiences, but in fact, it’s a small insight into
Quench Food Evening: Apple Jacks
This month the Quench team headed to one of the cities latest dining hot-spots, Apple Jacks: American Diner Deluxe. Promising
Cities Skylines: Review
Finally … someone gets it right The city-builder genre in video games, while relatively niche, has been one of the
Performance in Review: Translations
The Act One production of Translations was hosted at Llanover Hall, Canton, not far from student darling Chapter, in the