Review: Russell Howard, Motorpoint Arena
Russell Howard’s career has gone from strength to strength. Starting off as the geeky guy with a lazy eye from […]
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Drawn in Cardiff
Now that Morgan Arcade Studios has closed down, its artists have been forced to relocate. However, just because the artists
Morgan Arcade Studios
As one of Cardiff’s biggest hubs for freelance artists closes, Culture editor Amy Pay documents┬áMorgan Arcade Studios’ short history and
Into the Stream
There’s been a recent trend in broadcasting theatre, either live or recorded, on the internet or in cinemas. But people
Fallen Women, Falling Myths
With the beginning of the Welsh National Opera’s new season; ÔÇÿFallen Women’, in Wales Millennium Centre next week, the subject
Review: Buffalo Comedy, Buffalo Bar
A brand new, and very well-publicised comedy night has come to Buffalo Bar. Sitting right on the doorstep of Cardiff
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
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