★★★☆☆
by Maxwell Modell
Director Abdul Shayek’s production of Death and the Maiden is a good if unexceptional adaptation of electrifying source...
Tag - theatre
★★★★☆
by Bethan Linnane
On Wednesday 18th October an odd yet refreshing new take on the classic tale Of Mice and Men was performed. First impressions...
★★★☆☆
by Molly Wyatt
“Perhaps man has a hundred senses, and when he dies only the five senses that we know perish with him, and the other...
★★★☆☆
by Seema Boksh
Performed by Shannon Keogh at The Other Room this October, she gave a moving yet liberal performance on stage. Reflecting upon...
How My Light is Spent, Sherman, Wednesday 17th May, reviewer: Tom Morris
Last month’s stellar play Killology was always going to be a hard act to follow...
Romeo and Juliet, Thursday 27th April, Wales Millennium Centre, reviewer: Kirby Evans
This is Shakespeare reimagined. Omidaze theatre company combine...
Evita, Monday 20th March, New Theatre, Reviewer: Hannah Hopkins
Evita has always, for me at least, been one of those musicals known for a few great songs...
4th August 2016, Wales Millennium Centre
The golden décor of the Millennium Centre merely mirrored the magic that was put before us as the curtains rose to...
BILLY ELLIOT: THE MUSICAL
Review by Tom Morris
As I went into Billy Elliot at the WMC, I asked my Nan, who I was with, what she thought about the two questions...
Review by Sam Walker
The 39 Steps is an unusual beast. Following the novel written by John Buchan , the story has been adapted for film many times, most...
Review by George Caulton
Combining amateur theatre companies alongside professional theatre companies is something very rarely seen in the world of theatre...
Review by Dimana Markova
The central theme of Harold Pinter’s ‘Betrayal’ is, as the title suggests to some extent, the betrayal in the...
Review by Ciara Gillespie
Cardiff University’s Act 1 have yet again dazzled audiences with a stunning rendition of Shakespeare’s classic comedy...
Review by Elis Doyle
The Rocky Horror Show, a musical performance which explores the peculiar and outrageous, with a dash of B-Movie Horror and Sci-fi...
Reviewed by Emily Jones, Features Editor.
In a hauntingly modern conflation of three Shakespeare plays chronicling the Wars of the Roses, the Omidaze...
Porter’s, a bar on Bute Terrace close to the Motorpoint Arena, on a barren stretch of road encased within Cardiff’s transport links, (the beer garden is...
Bizet’s gracefully hypnotic, four act opera, Carmen, hit the stage of St David’s Hall this week and its success was evidently exemplified by the roaring...
Here at Quench Culture we love a good offering of home-grown talent, and perhaps there’s no better than ‘Parallel Lines’. Cardiff-based...
“So, did you ever hear the story of the Johnstone twins? As like each other as two new pins, of one womb born on the self-same day, how one was kept...
In today’s society, the concept of privacy seems to go amiss as social media, publications and news all focus in some way on the human form and how it...
