2023 | Theatre Review
By Mel Lynch ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà As a first time visitor to Chapter Arts I arrived optimistic about the quality of production […]
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Review | The Flop
By Max Modell ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà The Flop, Stand up for a show about not being able to get it up!
Review: Our Carnal Hearts, Chapter Arts Centre – Experimentica Season
Our Carnal Hearts, Sunday 2nd April, Chapter Arts Centre, reviewer: Sam Walker GOLD. Always believe in your soul. You got
Review: Louder is Not Always Clearer, Chapter Arts Centre – Experimentica Season
Louder is Not Always Clearer, Saturday 1st April, Chapter Arts Centre, reviewer: Bob Wigin A man stands in front of
Review: Class: The Elephant in the Room, Chapter Arts Centre – Experimentica Season
Class: The Elephant in the Room, Friday 31st March, Chapter Arts Centre, reviewer: Claudia Rutherford Influenced by the injustices circulating
Review: Round and Round and Round, Chapter Arts Centre – Experimentica Season
Round and Round and Round, Wedneday 29th March, Chapter Arts Centre, reviewer: Emily Murray Before we walked into the theatre,
Review: Frankenshow, Chapter – Experimentica Season
Frankenshow, Wednesday 29th March, Chapter, reviewer: Rachel Nurse Postmodernist art with a technological twist. This was a very creative and
Review: A Regular Little Houdini, Chapter Arts
A Regular Little Houdini, Friday 27th January, Chapter Arts Centre. Reviewer: Hannah Hopkins A Regular Little Houdini encapsulates perfectly the art and
Review: Love Steals Us From Loneliness, Chapter Arts Centre
Love Steals Us From Loneliness, Thursday 8th December, Chapter Arts Centre. Reviewer: Sarah Harris and Khuram Mahmood.┬á If you’ve ever
Interview: Mark Daman Thomas – From Now On Festival
Quench chatted with Mark Daman Thomas, founder of Shape Records, member of psychadelic band Islet and curator of Cardiff’s experimental
Festival Review: From Now On
From Now On: Curated by Shape Records, From Now On is a hidden gem of a festival that showcases the
Review: L’amour at Le Monde
As a part of the BFI’s love season, Darkened Rooms and Chapter Arts Centre screened Breathless and Am├®lie upstairs in
Orson Welles at Chapter Arts Centre
Described by Richard Linklater as the ÔÇÿpatron saint of independent filmmakers,’ Orson Welles stands as a formidable figure in the
Review: Dark Vanilla Jungle, Chapter Arts Centre
Ciara Rafter explores humankind’s need to belong with the help of Philip Ridley’s gripping┬áDark Vanilla Jungle, performed by Wales’ own
Review: The Invisible Dot New Wave Tour 2013, Chapter
Reviewed by Matthew Lee Schneider Comedy.  It manifests through seemingly infinite methods and mediums, all striving towards one goal: to
Interview: Oddarrang
If you’re looking for something a bit different from Cardiff’s live music, Chapter Arts Centre is your first port of
