The Tomorrow People: “Pilot” Review
This article marks the beginning of a new feature for the Film & TV section and Quench as a whole; […]
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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
The Battle of Banter
The term ÔÇÿbanter’ is pretty friendly. ┬áOr at least, it used to be. Once upon a time, it meant an
Books of 2013: Chosen by You
And The Mountains Echoed by Khaled Hosseini Words: Jasmine Freeman Khaled Hosseini has already made a name for himself in
Blurred Lines
Blurred Lines:  the best-selling single of 2013, number one in fourteen countries and the fastest selling song in digital
Films For the Christmas Spirit
What makes Christmas Christmas? For a lot of people it’s the turkey, the trimmings and the cranberry sauce. It’s the
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
Cardiff at Christmas
The Christmas holidays. Most students start counting down the days to this frenzy of seasonal television, Baileys and pyjamas as
Marvel Series Coming to Netflix
Huge, interconnected Marvel TV shows announced for Netflix. Charlie Andrews explores the proposed plans and presents the announced characters Marvel
Review: Carrie
Most movies could start by saying that the protagonist is a normal person like you or me. Carrie, however, is
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
Trailer Watch: The Amazing Spider-Man 2
With the release of the first trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man 2 the levels of anticipation are about to start
Wonder Woman cast in Batman vs. Superman
Fast & Furious actress Gal Gadot has been cast as Wonder Woman in Batman vs. Superman. Charlie Andrews talks about
Review: Face 11, Cathays Terrace
Amy Pay reviews Face 11, the latest bar and eatery to open in the heart of Cathays  Up until a
Doctor Who: the Fiftieth Anniversary
This month Doctor Who turns fifty. Whovians across the world have been eagerly awaiting the date, savouring every little bit
Feature: And The Winner Is
With the Mercury and Welsh Music prizes both taking place this October, Joseph Ainscough takes a look at the relevance
Feature: Jaws
“Craig Bellamy to turn up, or maybe Tom Jones”, was the expectation Jaws held of their first live outing in
Interview: letlive.
Heading over the Atlantic for their first UK headline tour, Los Angeles’ self-confessed ‘soul punx’ letlive.┬ácaught up with Tom Connick
Interview: Kate Nash
Kate Nash is back touring with her self-released third album ÔÇÿGirl Talk’. With a punk vibe not far off the
Interview: Funeral For A Friend
When one talks about the modern Welsh music scene, you’d be hard pressed to avoid mention of Funeral For A