Review: Happy Lok Diner
By Ellie Philpotts A lot of things are associated with Cathays. Students, seagulls and stormy weather┬ámay be the biggest, but […]
By Ellie Philpotts A lot of things are associated with Cathays. Students, seagulls and stormy weather┬ámay be the biggest, but […]
Bill Kenwright’s production of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s family musical continues on its record breaking tour having sold
Million Dollar Quartet, New Theatre, Tuesday 2nd April, reviewer: Sarah Harris Not many people know about the man behind some
By Ellie Philpotts and Georgia O’Brien (Shorter version of this is in the current and final print issue of Quench
Romeo and Juliet, Thursday 27th April, Wales Millennium Centre, reviewer: Kirby Evans This is Shakespeare reimagined. Omidaze theatre company combine aerial cirrus with iambic pentameter
Northern Ballet: Casanova, Tuesday 25th April, New Theatre, reviewer: Faith Clarke Casanova for most has become the archetype of sexual
Escape the Scaffold,┬áThursday 20th April,┬áThe Other Room,┬áReviewer: Sarah Harris It’s been over 24 hours since I saw Escape the Scaffold
Sister Act, 17th April 2017, Wales Millennium Centre, reviewer: Hannah Stait The Wales Millennium Centre was bursting with soul last
The Commitments, Tuesday 11th April, Wales Millennium Centre, reviewer: Hannah Stait The Commitments is a musical that music fans will
You’ve Got a Friend, Thursday 6th April, St David’s Hall, reviewer: Sarah Harris James Taylor and Carole King are arguably
A Judgement in Stone, Tuesday 4th April, New Theatre, reviewer: Corey Aunger A Judgement in Stone is a somewhat
Foreign Television Drama as a Window Into the Rest of the World: Welcome to the Wonderful World of Walter Presents
The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Mäki (2016) is a charming and beautifully stylised film from Finnish director
Evita, Monday 20th March, New Theatre, Reviewer: Hannah Hopkins Evita has always, for me at least, been one of those
By The Time It Gets Dark follows the overlapping narratives of a group of seemingly separate individuals as their
W├╣lu ÔÇô Review Directed by Daouda Coulibaly, W├╣lu follows the story of Ladji (Ibrahim Koma), a likeable Malian bus conductor
(The shorter version of this is in the current print issue of Quench – https://issuu.com/gairrhydd/docs/quench_162.) Ellie Philpotts – Cardiff seems
By Olivia Botting I write this as I emerge from my two-day food coma bestowed upon me by the delicious
By Elinor Terry Hey, what are you up to tonight? We’re thinking about going to the Flora for a few
By Ellie Philpotts I would say I basically have no words after experiencing Cardiff’s take on Coyote Ugly, but a