Summer Holiday | Review
Rachel Nurse ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà Summer Holiday is Ray-Quinn in ticket sales Based on the 1963 hit film, Summer Holiday is a […]
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Ray Quinn | Interview
Georgia Mae Evans Do you have any rituals or practices you use the day leading up to a show?  I
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#ITSNOTCOMINGHOME, The Influence Of Meme Culture Surrounding The 2018 Fifa World Cup
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A Farewell to Sun: Rain, Rain, it’s nice to see you again
By Harry Dixon The sun has hung in the sky for a long while now and its intensity hasn’t waned
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Review | Chris Ramsey – Just Happy to Get out of the House
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Review | The Flop
By Max Modell ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà The Flop, Stand up for a show about not being able to get it up!
Interviewing Jonny Costen from the National Theatre Wales production “English”
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CREATIVE CONTEST: “Very Swish” by Bethan Rose Jenkins
Our Creative Contest was very popular and brought to our eyes some great pieces of literature; here is another one
CREATIVE CONTEST: “Split Ends” by Elizabeth Beckett
While we wait for issue 167 to come out and reveal the winner of Quench’s Creative Contest, here is a
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Review: Some People Talk About Violence, The Other Room
Some People Talk About Violence, Wednesday 23rd November, The Other Room. Reviewer: Bob Wigin The word ÔÇÿperformance’ may more suitably
Artes Mundi 7
On 21st October, Artes Mundi 7 Exhibition and Prize opened its doors to the public, showcasing work from six artists
Review: Mamma Mia!, Wales Millennium Centre
“We would like to warn those with nervous disposition that platform boots and white lycra will feature in this production”.