Review: Nook, Cowbridge
Peter Wolinski kindly reviewed Nook for Quench. Browsing Tripadvisor is extremely entertaining. I’ve no idea what possesses anyone in their […]
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“Why aren’t you drinking?” The question everyone asks but no one should have to answer
Disclaimer: I have not done Dry January and I don’t intend to stop drinking anytime soon. The cleansing month of
New Year’s Foodie Resolutions
Quench couldn’t let the turning of a decade go by without setting some extra-special foodie resolutions. Words by Ellie Hutchings
Cinderella: The Fairy Godmother of All Pantomimes | Theatre Review
By Laura Dazon and Mary Stephanie Israel Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà As an international student in the UK, I have
How do you stay creative? 8 Tips to Find Your Inspiration Again
By Rhiannon Humphreys It’s a timeless struggle for all creatives ÔÇô how does one stay inspired and motivated on the
Behind The Label | Theatre Review
By Pratiksha Pathak Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà During this festive time, where everything is about joy, love, lights and hope, the
Book Review: Impeccable
By Will Humphrey Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà If you are a fan of Ronan Bennett’s gritty, unpredictable crime thriller Toy
Anonymity In Art | For and Against
In a world dominated by social media, where everything seems to be public and privacy is a tricky subject, where
Kanye West and the Development of ‘Offensive Fashion’
By Meg Burgess Kanye West – one of the most decorated hip-hop artists in history, with 21 Grammy wins and
How Can One Be Original in the World We Live in Today?
Words by Lafan Hasan There’s one thing that has stayed consistent about people throughout all of time and that is
Hela | Theatre Review
By Pratiksha Patak Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Hela, by the up-and-coming playwright Mari Izzard, is the closing segment in the
Hedda Gabler | Theatre Review
By Elly Savva ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà As somebody who was infatuated with Henrik Ibsen’s Dollshouse, I jumped on the opportunity to watch
9 to 5 | Theatre Review
By Indigo Jones Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà 9 to 5 is a musical which sees the mistreatment of three women
The Place I Call Home | Photography Exhibition Review
By Sarah Anne Griffiths ÔÇÿHome’ is a word which embodies many things: a sense of comfort and closure, protection within
Photography Season 19-20 at the National Museum | Review
By Sarah Anne Griffiths The National Museum’s latest photography exhibition includes work curated by four of the most prestigious photographers
Frankenstein | Theatre Review
By Rhian Lock Ôÿà Ôÿà As a big fan of Gothic horror and theatre respectively, Rona Munro’s theatrical reworking of
Editing: How far is too far?
By Katherine Mallett The quest for THE ÔÇÿperfect picture’ seems to be infinite. A plethora of editing apps that offer
Graphic Novel Review: Mozart in Paris
Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Mozart in Paris is a compelling graphic novel by French creator Frantz Duchazeau, recounting Mozart’s adventures in
On Your Feet! | Theatre Review
By Charlie Sawyer and Natascha Ng Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Coming to Cardiff from Broadway, On Your Feet! brings the Latino
Battling Homesickness
Homesickness. It can creep up on us when we don’t expect it. For some, it is inevitable. For those of