By Abi Dudbridge
WEIRD AND WONDERFUL EVENTS IN OCTOBER
Summer is officially over, which means the season of hot chocolates, falling leaves and Halloween is...
Tag - culture
By Georgia Evans
The sense of pride, accomplishment and patriotism amongst the audience was overpowering as the auditorium at St David’s hall began to fill...
By Angharad May
As human beings, we seem to be intrinsically drawn to structure and routine; this is no different when it comes to food and drink rituals which...
By Rachel Nurse
★★★
You Win Again: Celebrating the Music of the Bee Gees is a must-see for hardcore Bee Gees fans and for those who enjoy a good old...
By Abbie Rands
★★★★★
Arriving at the Millenium Centre, there could be no doubt of the buzz surrounding this play. The excitement was tangible and the...
by Maxwell Modell
★★★★☆
Novo Amor
The night opened with Welsh singer-songwriter Novo Amor (ails of Ali Lacey), who skilfully provided a beautiful...
★★★★★
by Molly Wyatt
Act One have pulled it out the bag yet again with their incredibly produced show of Little Voice. Written in the 1990’s, The...
Here is the first participant in Quench’s Short Story Contest; a story presenting colourful and imaginative details. Enjoy!
Birds of a Feather by Megan...
★★★★★
by Rachel Nurse
The Sound of Music at the New Theatre, didn’t fail to the please the audience! The love of music and the theatre are...
★★★☆☆
by Andrea Gaini
Wales Millennium Centre, 09/02/2018
Pictures by: Richard Huber Smith
After Madam Butterfly and La Bohème, the Welsh National...
★★★★☆
by Andrea Gaini
Wales Millennium Centre, 02/02/2018
What is destiny? Is there a way to make things go right? Is God’s forgiveness all we need...
★☆☆☆☆
by Maxwell Modell
New Theatre, 30/01/2018
Gallowglass is the premiere stage adaptation of Ruth Rendell’s (written as Barbara Vine) thriller...
by Lauren Daly
What was it like growing up doing graffiti?
I remember growing up seeing these huge and really inspiring communist walls that had been done...
by Abbie Rands
Sarah Younan is the new Youth Coordinator for National Museum Wales and she is devising various projects to encourage young people to get more...
by Andrea Gaini
16th December 2017, Wales Millennium Centre
★★★★☆
We’ve all been kids once in our lives, but still, every time we look behind...
by Andrea Gaini
6th December 2017, Pulse
★★★☆☆
Cardiff University’s drama society, Act One, has been building over the years a tradition of putting...
by Andrea Gaini
★★★★☆
5th December 2017, Wales Millennium Centre
The Vietnam War, also known as “the biggest mistake the U.S. has ever made”...
★★★☆☆
by Olly Hearn
Freedom – an obtainable right or just a bedtime story? Can we choose our own destiny, or must we simply accept what we are...
★★★☆☆
by Maxwell Modell
Director Abdul Shayek’s production of Death and the Maiden is a good if unexceptional adaptation of electrifying source...
★★★★☆
by Hannah Stait
This Sunday, musical lovers flocked to the well known and much loved St. David’s Hall to see some of the stages most loved...
