By Dolunay Dogahan
A rather intriguing mix of a band consisting of guitar, percussion and the saxophone sets the mood for this intimate act of Bizet’s Carmen...
Tag - culture
Words by Ashley Boyle
“An energetic and fun performance which traces the milestone moments of Motown”
Having already watched this stage production in...
★★★★★
Words by Andrea Drobna
First performed almost 20 years ago, Kaite O’Reilly’s award-winning play Peeling is a revolutionary performance...
Words by Natalya Sareen-Kadach
Contemporary, urban energy meets the melancholic tragedy that is Shakespeare’s ‘Romeo and Juliet’ in the RSC’s...
Words By Allison Renker
Vasily Petrenko moves with an awkwardness that conceals genius. The Russian-born conductor, soon to take the helm as Musical Director...
Words by Christopher Colbourn
Guantánamo Kid tells the story of Mohammed El-Gharani, one of the youngest inmates detained at Guantánamo Bay by the US...
The silly-sensation also known as Billionaire boy is the hot new musical adapted from David Walliams’ smash hit book, and is gracing Cardiff’s New Theatre...
Katherine Waldock
At the end of 2018, Instagram influencers across the world were accused of ‘blackfishing’, a term coined to describe white people...
Words by Abby Wilson
This week we’re off to sunny Spain – for the production of Benidorm Live at Cardiff’s New Theatre!
Calling all Benidorm fans...
Words by Mel Lynch
Winner of 57 major awards, over the years Jersey Boys has gained an enviable reputation which has no qualms in selling out seats worldwide...
★★☆☆☆
Words by Andrea Gaini
Every year, Christmas only starts to feel real after the usual Act One Panto in Pulse has taken place. So, here I am now...
★★★★
By Abbie Rands
John Badham, director of the Saturday Night Fever film, once said he never would have believed that people would still be talking...
Internationally focused arts organisation Artes Mundi has arrived at National Museum Cardiff once again, opening it’s doors to the public from 26.10.18...
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...
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...
