By Mel Lynch
★★★★
As a first time visitor to Chapter Arts I arrived optimistic about the quality of production I was set to view. For nearly half a...
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By Max Modell
★★★★
The Flop, Stand up for a show about not being able to get it up!
Absurdist comedies can often go too far and be too...
Our Carnal Hearts, Sunday 2nd April, Chapter Arts Centre, reviewer: Sam Walker
GOLD. Always believe in your soul. You got the power to know. You’re...
Louder is Not Always Clearer, Saturday 1st April, Chapter Arts Centre, reviewer: Bob Wigin
A man stands in front of the audience and begins to flail and jump...
Class: The Elephant in the Room, Friday 31st March, Chapter Arts Centre, reviewer: Claudia Rutherford
Influenced by the injustices circulating his political...
Round and Round and Round, Wedneday 29th March, Chapter Arts Centre, reviewer: Emily Murray
Before we walked into the theatre, we were told, “Men enter...
Frankenshow, Wednesday 29th March, Chapter, reviewer: Rachel Nurse
Postmodernist art with a technological twist.
This was a very creative and different, but...
A Regular Little Houdini, Friday 27th January, Chapter Arts Centre. Reviewer: Hannah Hopkins
A Regular Little Houdini encapsulates perfectly the art and...
Love Steals Us From Loneliness, Thursday 8th December, Chapter Arts Centre. Reviewer: Sarah Harris and Khuram Mahmood.
If you’ve ever been to see a play...
Quench chatted with Mark Daman Thomas, founder of Shape Records, member of psychadelic band Islet and curator of Cardiff’s experimental music festival...
From Now On:
Curated by Shape Records, From Now On is a hidden gem of a festival that showcases the finest experimental music from the Cardiff music scene and...
As a part of the BFI’s love season, Darkened Rooms and Chapter Arts Centre screened Breathless and Amélie upstairs in the French restaurant Le Monde. Lines...
Described by Richard Linklater as the ‘patron saint of independent filmmakers,’ Orson Welles stands as a formidable figure in the pantheon of all-time...
Ciara Rafter explores humankind’s need to belong with the help of Philip Ridley’s gripping Dark Vanilla Jungle, performed by Wales’ own...
Reviewed by Matthew Lee Schneider
Comedy. It manifests through seemingly infinite methods and mediums, all striving towards one goal: to be funny. When...
If you’re looking for something a bit different from Cardiff’s live music, Chapter Arts Centre is your first port of call. Recently, Finnish band Oddarrang...
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