Book Review: ‘Why Wasn’t I Taught This At School?’ by Dave Reynolds
Although there is a focus on monetary success, Why Wasn’t I Taught This At School? aims to bring an all-round […]
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Review: La traviata, WMC
Culture are on a mission to debunk the myths that make opera seem boring and unapproachable. Vaiva Seskeviciute reviews the
Review: Fiddler on the Roof – The New Theatre
Paul Michael Glaser, star of ÔÇÿ70s cop thriller ÔÇÿStarsky and Hutch’, leads the talented cast of Fiddler on the Roof
Festival of Diversity: How Culture Leads to Art
Every year, Cardiff’s Malaysian Students Society puts on an extravaganza of a show, called Festival of Diversity. Malaysoc’s FOD director
Review: Blue/Orange, Sherman Cymru
For such a colourfully titled show, Canoe Theatre’s Blue/Orange is set in a blandly sterile consultation room, illuminated by fluorescent
Review: Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Wales Millennium Centre
After a successful three year stint on the London’s West End and a transfer to Broadway, Priscilla Queen of the
Review: Swan Lake, St David’s Hall
The Russian National Ballet and Russian State Ballet of Siberia returns to Cardiff for another spectacular repertoire of classics ÔÇô
Battle Time Breakdancing
A jam is a highlight in any b-boy or b-girl’s diary. It’s an event for breakdancers to showcase their skills
Review: Singin’ In The Rain, WMC
Reviewed by Matthew Lee Schneider Splashing legs sweep with forceful grace, weaving droplets of rain into curtains which drape across
Review: Operatic Society Gala Concert
On the 30th November, Cardiff University Operatic Society performed their ÔÇÿOpera Through The Ages’ Gala Concert, which took the audience
Clod Ensemble: An Anatomie in Four Quarters
Making a piece of physical theatre is a complicated, lengthy process; Culture editors Amy Pay and Sum Sze Tam spoke
Land Art: Making the Environment Relevant Again?
If I really wanted to upset the Daily Mail, I would probably call up Tracey Emin and ask her if
Physical Theatre: More Than Dancey Acting?
The stage: traditionally a foundation for acting, singing or dancing. Then, physical theatre came along and integrated the disciplines, the
This Charming Man
This month saw the publication of Autobiography, the long-awaited memoir of Morrissey ÔÇô bequiffed singer, lyricist and iconoclast famed for
Women of Fiction
Bridget Jones: diary-writer, mother, Twitter user… we love her just the way she is; a character who embodies the woman
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
Review: Romeo and Juliet (Ballet Cymru), WMC
Reviewed by Vaiva Seskeviciute Ballet Cymru challenged itself by producing an adaptation of Shakespeare’s most famous masterpiece, Romeo and Juliet,
Opinion: Why Burst Bridget Jones’ Bubble?
Words by Laura Carter I’m sure I wasn’t the only one to be absolutely horrified at the news that Helen
