Review: The Crucible, New Theatre
One of the signs of a really good play is that it manages to remain relevant years after it is […]
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Interview: A Cardiff Food Manager
By Ellie Philpotts Here at Quench Food, we’re a little curious. Well, very curious. Which is why we’ve been interviewing
Review: 200 Degrees
By Ellie Philpotts When a cafe not only has creative coffee that doesn’t abandon great taste; price-tags that remember we
Review: Out of Order, New Theatre
Ray Cooney’s theatre legacy is strongly shining on through his newest venture Out of Order which is running through its
Review: Asador 44
By Ellie Philpotts Now Final Year has trudged to an end, it’s time to start thinking about things more exciting
Review: How My Light is Spent, Sherman
How My Light is Spent, Sherman, Wednesday 17th May, reviewer: Tom Morris Last month’s stellar play Killology was always going
Review: The Flora – National Vegetarian Week
By Ellie Philpotts Happy National Vegetarian Week! Since Meat-Free Mondays are becoming likelier to span beyond just Mondays, it makes
Ones to Watch: Out of Order
When a Government Junior Minister plans to spend the evening with one of the Opposition’s typists in the Westminster Hotel,
Review: Happy Lok Diner
By Ellie Philpotts A lot of things are associated with Cathays. Students, seagulls and stormy weather may be the biggest, but
Quench Food: Lessons We’ve Learnt
By Ellie Philpotts – Gone are the days, months and years of school; sixth form has flown by; and before
Review: Wahaca
By Ellie Philpotts and Georgia O’Brien (Shorter version of this is in the current and final print issue of Quench
Ones to watch: Northern Ballet’s Casanova, New Theatre
After a three year absence, New Theatre Cardiff is looking forward to welcoming Northern Ballet back to Wales with the
Review: Legally Blonde, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Legally Blonde, Monday 10th April, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, reviewer: Penelope Barnes It’s a production we all
Review: The Play That Goes Wrong, The New Theatre
One of my pet hates in life is when people give away the plot line to a book. This pet
Review: A Judgement in Stone, New Theatre
A Judgement in Stone, Tuesday 4th April, New Theatre, reviewer: Corey Aunger A Judgement in Stone is a somewhat
Interview: 200 Degrees
By Ellie Philpotts Cardiff’s community of caffeine connoisseurs has manifested itself in the form of a real culture of cosy
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
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
Food Evening: Chai Street
(The shorter version of this is in the current print issue of Quench – https://issuu.com/gairrhydd/docs/quench_162.) Ellie Philpotts – Cardiff seems
Review: The Clink Charity
By Olivia Botting I write this as I emerge from my two-day food coma bestowed upon me by the delicious