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Women of Fiction

/ November 26, 2013

Bridget Jones: diary-writer, mother, Twitter user… we love her just the way she is; a character who embodies the woman […]

/ November 16, 2013

Reviewed by Matthew Lee Schneider Comedy. ┬áIt manifests through seemingly infinite methods and mediums, all striving towards one goal: to

/ November 12, 2013

Reviewed by Vaiva Seskeviciute Ballet Cymru challenged itself by producing an adaptation of Shakespeare’s most famous masterpiece, Romeo and Juliet,

/ October 25, 2013

Words by Laura Carter I’m sure I wasn’t the only one to be absolutely horrified at the news that Helen

/ October 12, 2013

Reviewed by Carol Jones

/ June 21, 2013

REVIEW

/ May 3, 2013

A larger and diverse continent such as Africa has a lot to offer the┬áworld┬áof popular culture. Here are just some

/ December 23, 2012

Christmas is a yearly global┬áphenomenon that is celebrated, in one form or another, across the world. Travel writer┬áLuke Owain Boult┬átalks

/ December 23, 2012

International┬áStudent, and travel writer, Nandra Anissa discussed her observations as an Indonesian spending her Christmas in Cardiff.

/ November 28, 2012

Providing you don’t arrive expecting to see a rock show, it’s hard not to be impressed by this TONY award

/ October 18, 2012

With Sherman Cymru playing host to this year’s Afrovibes festival, Wipula Paquet reviews┬áAnd the Girls in their Sunday Dresses one

/ October 13, 2012

Caroline Hodges┬áreviews David Greig’s Yellow Moon, yet another cutting edge play performed at Cathays’s cultural capital Sherman Cymru.