By Caterina Dassiè
Just a twenty-minute or less walk from the city center, in Canton, you can find the Michelin & Good Food Guide listed Indian restaurant...
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Bohemian Rhapsody was always going to be a film that split public opinion.
The idea of a Queen biopic was first considered almost ten years ago and, ever...
By Emily Stanton
★★★
The clue is in the title when it comes to this murder mystery comedy musical. Two actors smartly play all 14 characters in the two...
For a long time, TV and film fanatics have been suckers for psychopathic serial-killing antiheroes. We bow down before John Wick, obsess over Dexter and hail...
by Dylan Graham
This years’ Sŵn Festival started in style with a brilliant trio of acts playing Cardiff’s Tramshed, headlined by Welsh alternative pop...
Words by Caterina Dassie
Da Mara is an Italian restaurant pizzeria situated in Penylan, just at the end of Albany Road in 2 Pen-Y-Lan Road. It has a capacity...
By Mel Lynch
★★★★
As a first time visitor to Chapter Arts I arrived optimistic about the quality of production I was set to view. For nearly half a...
by Rimantė Bivainytė
Early Wednesday evening I enter Clwb Ifor Bach and head upstairs. In the ‘green room’ I am introduced to a woman, she wears a...
By Katie Comer
For quite some time now visiting Dublin has captured my interest, so me and my boyfriend jumped at the chance to visit the city on our way back...
By Eden Griffiths
Wherever you come from and whatever you’re doing with your life right now, there’s a good chance you’ve at some point found yourself...
By Ellie Harradine
The thing about going to a festival is, people are so happy. So what is Victorious Festival, and why has no one heard of it? Well, unless...
Many of us are familiar with the amazing destinations that Western Europe has to offer; the beautiful coasts of Portugal and Spain, the fascinating city breaks...
By Katie Comer
The New York Deli is a little taste of America found in the heart of Cardiff’s High Street Arcade.
On arrival you are greeted by a rustic shop...
Fresh Meat by Isabel Cosford
University can be a dauntingly awkward experience, whether you’re a hot-shot singleton, a career-ridden bookworm, or...
by Rowan Lees
★★★★☆
Kendal Calling returned to Lowther Deer Park for another year of drinking, dancing, music, and general festivities. The line up...
by Courtney Moody
★★★★★
Gwdihŵ, or more commonly referred to as the ‘colourful pub’, with its rainbow exterior and vibrant swirls – is...
by Luisa De la Concha Montes
★★★★☆
Set up with the intention of offering a smaller festival with a similar layout to Glastonbury and Reading, Truck...
By Mike O’Brien | ★★★✰✰
Disclaimer: Fire Hose Games provided a free copy of 20XX to Quench for review purposes.
We all have vices. I, for...
by Maisie Marston
★★★☆☆
This year Citadel Festival took place in London’s Gunnersbury Park, already christened by the attendees of Lovebox from the...
By Abbie Rands
★★★★★
Arriving at the Millenium Centre, there could be no doubt of the buzz surrounding this play. The excitement was tangible and the...
