Review: The Rocky Horror Picture Show, New Theatre
Review by Elis Doyle The Rocky Horror Show, a musical performance which explores the peculiar and outrageous, with a […]
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Book Review: “And Yet…”, Christopher Hitchens.
Reviewed by Thomas Edwards This book of unpublished essays frequently reiterates itself as the concluding collection of Christopher Hitchens’ work.
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: Rehearsal for Murder, New Theatre
Review by Sarah Davies and Khuram Mahmood Posted by George Caulton The story of a man searching for his wife-to-be’s
Expression in the City
How does a city express itself? On its walls? In its streets? In its violence? Through its atmosphere? Does it
Review: Battle Scars: A New Musical, YMCA Theatre
When I was told that I was going to see a musical about depression, self harm, anorexia and a girl
Review: Bizet Carmen, St David’s Hall.
Bizet’s gracefully hypnotic, four act opera, Carmen, hit the stage of St David’s Hall this week and its success was
Review: The Glenn Miller Story, New Theatre
The proof of a good story, whether in film, television or theatre is always the way you feel about the
Review: Grease, New Theatre.
After all these years, judging from the buzzing, dancing-in-your-seat atmosphere of the auditorium, Grease certainly is still the one that
Review: Parallel Lines, Chapter Arts
Here at Quench Culture we love a good offering of home-grown talent, and perhaps there’s no better than┬á’Parallel Lines’. Cardiff-based
Centenary Of The Christmas Truce
As Winter draws to a close, we look back over the past year which saw some wonderful commemorative events
Book Review: FOREVER BUTT
The first issue of BUTT was published in 2001, but it wasn’t until 2006 when the BUTT BOOK was published
Curry Culture Clash
The great British public love a good curry, so much so that chicken tikka masala was Britain’s favourite dish in
Review: Romeo and Juliet
Sherman Cymru’s first production with Rachel O’Riordan at the helm presents a rough and edgy adaptation of a Shakespearean classic.
An Afternoon at Sherman Cymru
A few weeks ago I was lucky enough to be invited to watch the rehearsals for Sherman Cymru’s upcoming performance
So You Want To Read a DC Comic …
DC Comics puts out a load of great comics, but it can be really hard to figure out which ones
Review: Curtain Call (by Broadway Dance Society), The Gate
Last week the Broadway Dance Society performed their annual showcase, featuring popular musicals like Wicked, Mamma Mia, Billy Elliott, and
Review: Windband & Chamber Orchestra Concert, St Teilo’s Church
Culture editor Sum Sze Tam ventured into a stained-glass church for an evening of atmospheric music that veered from the
Review: Major Tom, WMC
A one-woman, one-dog show has come like a whirlwind into Cardiff, and it’s a story of celebrity culture and the
Review: Wicked, Wales Millenium Centre
Wicked’s fourth stop on its UK-wide tour flew into Cardiff’s Wales Millennium Centre on March 12th and will remain there