Matilda | Theatre Review
ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà Words by Mel Lynch Based on the book by the infamous Roald Dahl, Matilda the Musical has arrived at […]
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Welsh Vegan WinterFest – G┼Áyl Aeaf Feganaidd Cymru | Review
Words and Pictures by Katie Renker For vegans, not unused to going out for a meal with friends and having
Wonderland: the new Act One Panto takes Pulse | Theatre Review
ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿåÔÿåÔÿå Words by Andrea Gaini Every year, Christmas only starts to feel real after the usual Act One Panto in
Frankenstein | Review / Director Interview
ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà Words by Molly Govus Sitting in the Chapter Arts Theatre, I was immediately taken back to my GCSE drama
Live Review | Skindred @ Tramshed
by Alex Payne Ragga-Punk legends Skindred descended on Cardiff’s Tramshed this Saturday, almost slap bang in the centre of their
Shimmer Sounds Review – a top notch night lineup full of gems
Jordan Allen by Kate Waldock Shimmer Sounds welcomed Jordan Allen on stage at 8:00. The crowd’s anticipation was palpable as
Live Review | Slaves at Cardiff’s Tramshed
by Kiana Stevens As someone that has previously seen Slaves live this year, I was thrilled to see them again
All Work and No Play
by Hannah Stait We live in a society where you need to constantly be on the go, and trust me,
Heaney’s Cardiff – Review and Interview with Award Winning Head Chef
By Caterina Dassiè and Josh Ong On Wednesday October 10th the Great British Menu chef Tommy Heaney has finally
PB Performance: Cardiff’s new state-of-the-art performance gym
By Bethany Griffiths Last Sunday Quench was invited to the launch of Cardiff’s newest performance gym: PB Performance. Aside from
Upcoming gigs in Cardiff | November – December 2018
by Rhiannon Humphreys Shimmer Sounds Festival 2018 ÔÇô November 17th At Tramshed. Full line up: Peace, Fickle Friends, The Night
What dropped recently – our picks
Part 1 – by Alex Payne 2018 has proven itself to be incredibly fruitful for hip hop fans, and the
A love letter to my favourite musical artist: Myles Kennedy
by Ashley Sterio Like many people in the early 2000’s, I was a huge fan of wrestling. Specifically, WWE’s ruthless
Stag Coffee | Review
By Abby Wilson After visiting Stag Coffee two times in the past two weeks, I thought it was only necessary
The Spookiest Ways to Spend Halloween Nearby on a Student Budget
The pumpkins are out, fake blood is flying off the shelves and Pintrests most searched term is ÔÇÿoriginal fancy dress
An Interview with Tom Walker
by Andrea Gaini Tom Walker is one of the most promising up-coming artists in Britain and in Europe, his scratched
Spooky Fun or Insensitive Branding?
By Bethany Griffiths Halloween has certainly changed a lot since I was a kid. It used to be a minor
Live Review | John Butler Trio perform an incredible set at Bristol’s O2 Academy
by Dylan Graham ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà On Tuesday 16th October, John Butler Trio (perhaps a more accurate name would be John Butler
Composers of the First World War: A Commemoration | Review
By Ilona Cabral ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà Pack up your troubles and step into a vibrant and emotive centenary celebration of the First
S┼Án Festival 2018 Day 3 Part 2: Old acts and new deliver more great performances
by Dylan Graham Gaz Coombes Gaz Coombes, ex-frontman of 90s Britpop band Supergrass, performed at Cardiff’s Tramshed along with his