As it opens in Cardiff for its new run, The Rocky Horror Show is fifty-three years old. Its perhaps more…

Coming to Cardiff as part of its 2026 tour, with director Oscar Toeman at the helm, Double Indemnity has hit…

It is pleasantly hard to believe that it’s been over thirty years since The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the…

There is always a certain power in a story that proves itself capable of becoming a generational landmark, and one…

Last Summer, we have missed Everyman Theatre bringing their customary Shakespeare to Bute Park, as the Open Air Festival fell…

Quite the tonal shift from the Welsh National Opera as, after the dramatic intensity of Tosca, their second offering for…

Welsh National Opera inaugurated its Autumn season – aptly accompanied by very turbulent autumnal weather – by bringing back to…

How many times, and in how many variations, has Romeo and Juliet been retold? Attempts to shoehorn a feminist interpretation into a…

Having already started exploring the catalogue of Benjamin Britten in a past season with a delicate, aesthetics-focussed rendition of Death in…

For one of the best-known and most frequently staged of Verdi’s opera, Rigoletto can prove at times quite frustrating. There is a…