Review: Romeo and Juliet (Ballet Cymru), WMC
Reviewed by Vaiva Seskeviciute Ballet Cymru challenged itself by producing an adaptation of Shakespeare’s most famous masterpiece, Romeo and Juliet, […]
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Live Review: Chase & Status – Motorpoint Arena – 7.11.13
Chase & Status’ mixture of aggressive beats and influences from hip hop and reggae has enthralled audiences across the UK.
Review: Thor: The Dark World
Alec Evans reviews the highly anticipated Thor: The Dark World Coming from the same company that gave us the Iron Man
Review: Captain Phillips
James Ayles reviews Captain Phillips The long-anticipated big screen retelling of the 2009 hijacking of the Maersk Alabama does not
Review: Pokemon X & Y
Now in its 6th Generation, Nintendo’s series of Pokemon games have made their jump┬áinto 3D. Francesca Hepburn sees if the
Review: Rayman Legends
  Rhys Thomas Elliott rediscovers the whimsical charm of 2D platformers with the crazy and colourful Rayman Legends.   Origins was a
Review: Shadows of the Damned
Anthony Coote goes to Hell and back with the most phallic gun you’ll ever fire in the 2011 grindhouse extravaganza
Review: Beyond: Two Souls
This month, Adam Bown looks at the spiritual successor to Fahrenheit and Heavy Rain. Is it worthy of being called
Review: 1984, Sherman Cymru
Reviewed by Amy Pay If you look up “scary theatre” on a search engine, you’ll see that The Woman In
Review: National Dance Company Wales, WMC
Reviewed by Vaiva Seskeviciute To celebrate its 30th anniversary, the award winning National Dance Company Wales presented a dynamic programme
Single Review: Editors – ‘Honesty’
A soft-rock ballad is probably the best way to describe the latest release from Birmingham’s alt-rockers┬áEditors. In other words,
Review: Boing!, Sherman Cymru
Reviewed by Amy Endacott Boing!, devised by companies Travelling Light and Champloo Dance, is a piece of theatre which invited
Review: Chelsea Hotel, WMC
Reviewed by Matthew Lee Schneider “This hotel does not belong to America. ┬áThere are no vacuum cleaners, no rules and
Album Review: Diana Vickers – ‘Music To Make Boys Cry’
Remember Diana Vickers? Semi-finalist on The X Factor 2008? If not, perhaps you should, because take one glance at her
Single Review: Hugh Laurie – ‘Junco Partner’
There’s always a degree of cynicism when someone best known for their acting career tries to reinvent themselves as a
Live Review: Funeral For A Friend – Great Hall 2, Cardiff
Twelve years is a long time. A twelve-year-old child would be starting secondary school, discovering the other sex were perhaps
Review: The Hitchhiker’s Guide… Radio Show Live!
Rhys Edwards reviews The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy Radio Show Live!
Festival Review: Green Man Festival 2013
This year’s Green Man Festival, tucked away in the sprawling beauty of the foothills of the Black Mountains, opened amidst
King Krule – Six Feet Beneath The Moon
Archy Marshall’s music has been attracting interest for over three years and for many, this album has been a long