Review: Romeo and Juliet, Wales Millennium Centre
Romeo and Juliet, Thursday 27th April, Wales Millennium Centre, reviewer: Kirby Evans This is┬áShakespeare┬áreimagined. Omidaze┬átheatre company combine aerial┬ácirrus┬áwith iambic pentameter […]
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Review: Northern Ballet: Casanova, New Theatre
Northern Ballet: Casanova, Tuesday 25th April, New Theatre, reviewer: Faith Clarke Casanova for most has become the archetype of sexual
Review: Escape the Scaffold, The Other Room
Escape the Scaffold,┬áThursday 20th April,┬áThe Other Room,┬áReviewer: Sarah Harris It’s been over 24 hours since I saw Escape the Scaffold
Review: Sister Act, Wales Millennium Centre
Sister Act, 17th April 2017, Wales Millennium Centre, reviewer: Hannah Stait The Wales Millennium Centre was bursting with soul last
Review: The Commitments, Wales Millennium Centre
The Commitments, Tuesday 11th April, Wales Millennium Centre, reviewer: Hannah Stait The Commitments is a musical that music fans will
Review: You’ve Got a Friend, St David’s Hall
You’ve Got a Friend, Thursday 6th April, St David’s Hall, reviewer: Sarah Harris James Taylor and Carole King are arguably
Review: A Judgement in Stone, New Theatre
A Judgement in Stone, Tuesday 4th April, New Theatre, reviewer: Corey Aunger A Judgement in Stone is a somewhat
Interview: Walter Iuzzolino on Foreign TV Drama
Foreign Television Drama as a Window Into the Rest of the World: Welcome to the Wonderful World of Walter Presents
Review: The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Mäki, WoW Festival
The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Mäki (2016) is a charming and beautifully stylised film from Finnish director
Review: Evita, New Theatre
Evita, Monday 20th March, New Theatre, Reviewer: Hannah Hopkins Evita has always, for me at least, been one of those
Review: By The Time It Gets Dark, WoW Festival
By The Time It Gets Dark follows the overlapping narratives of a group of seemingly separate individuals as their
Review: W├╣lu, WoW Festival
W├╣lu ÔÇô Review Directed by Daouda Coulibaly, W├╣lu follows the story of Ladji (Ibrahim Koma), a likeable Malian bus conductor
Food Evening: Chai Street
(The shorter version of this is in the current print issue of Quench – https://issuu.com/gairrhydd/docs/quench_162.) Ellie Philpotts – Cardiff seems
Review: The Clink Charity
By Olivia Botting I write this as I emerge from my two-day food coma bestowed upon me by the delicious
Review: The Flora
By Elinor Terry Hey, what are you up to tonight? We’re thinking about going to the Flora for a few
Review: Coyote Ugly Saloon
By Ellie Philpotts I would say I basically have no words after experiencing Cardiff’s take on Coyote Ugly, but a
Review: Dreamboats and Petticoats, New Theatre
Dreamboats and Petticoats is the fifties and sixties inspired musical that features popular rock-and-roll hits and a whole lot of
Review: Madam Butterfly, Wales Millennium Centre
Madam Butterfly is the powerful opera by Giacomo Puccini which depicts the story of Cio-Cio-San or ‘Madam Butterfly’ who partakes
Interview: The Pomegranate
By Ellie Philpotts Despite Cardiff’s recent surge of new companies bursting into existence (not just reserved to food, we’re talking
Review: The Hashery
By Ellie Philpotts With the rent for independent businesses selling like hot cakes, and the amount of restaurants already calling