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 […]
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Preview: Iris Prize 2016
This year, the Iris Prize celebrates their 10th anniversary and the milestone of becoming a BAFTA recognised A list festival.
Review: Base + Barley
By Ellie Philpotts If you have your eye on the local food scene, you’ll have noticed a theme – plenty
Review: RSC: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, New Theatre
Review by George Caulton Combining amateur theatre companies alongside professional theatre companies is something very rarely seen in the world
How to be a Mermaid
Calling all final-year students! Graduation is looming and we all know graduate job hunting is a nightmare that we could
Review: Th├® Pot – French-inspired charm – Megan Sylvester
Megan Sylvester writes about, The Pot, a French-inspired eatery in Cardiff. Situated on Crwys Road in the heart of Cathays, The
Review: Thriller! Live, New Theatre
Review by Elis Doyle Thriller ÔÇô Live chronicles the incredibly journey of Michael Jackson from eleven year old musical prot├®g├®
Review: American Idiot, New Theatre
Review by Dillon Eastoe AMERICAN IDIOT The New Theatre welcomed a variety of people into its doors for the opening of
CIFF 2016 Preview
Cardiff Independent Film Festival (CIFF)┬áis a showcase for┬áindependent filmmakers to exhibit both features and shorts. This year’s festival, between the
Review: Vintage Kilo Sale
The Cardiff Vintage Kilo Sale was just as expected. The old rustic smell, the clutter and chaos and the hundreds
Review: Chronolust, Act One, YMCA Theatre
Review by Molly Wyatt Chronolust is ChronoMUST! Last spring at Act One’s ÔÇÿStaging a Coup’ I was lucky enough to
Review: Betrayal, St David’s Hall.
Review by Dimana Markova The central theme of Harold Pinter’s ‘Betrayal’ is, as the title suggests to some extent, the
Review: Footloose, New Theatre
Review by Amy Butler Footloose is an undeniably classic musical; defined appropriately by its creator Dean Pitchford as a ÔÇÿcultural
Live: Spring King – Moon Club – 12/02/2015
With over 86,000 monthly listeners, the Moon Club in Cardiff seems too small a venue to hold Spring King. Formed
Live: Bowling For Soup – Great Hall – 14/02/2015
“We’re not going to make any sheep fucker jokes tonight”; a comment by Jaret Reddick that sums up the whole
Review: A Midsummer’s Night Dream, Llanover Hall, Canton
Review by Ciara Gillespie Cardiff University’s Act 1 have yet again dazzled audiences with a stunning rendition of Shakespeare’s classic
Review: Henry VI, Wales Millenium Centre.
Reviewed by Emily Jones, Features Editor. In a hauntingly modern conflation of three Shakespeare plays chronicling the Wars of
Review: Toni’s Amici, authentic Italian in Cardiff – Sadia Hameed
Sadia Pineda Hameed┬áchecks out Italian restaurant Toni’s Amici. Amidst the mass of Italian chain restaurants that litter Cardiff city centre,
Review: Avenue Q, New Theatre
“The Internet is really, really great…” Avenue Q is a musical that makes frequent contemptuous references to black people, Jews,
Review: The Cosy Club Cardiff – Alice Fairbanks
Alice Fairbanks gives us her review of The Cosy Club, a mainstay of Cardiff’s city centre. I had heard that┬áThe