As the headlines in the news have inevitably stoked an anti-Russian sentiment which is at risk of extending from the…

The WNO Autumn season continues with a classic, revisiting one of the most famous – and, arguably, most influential –…

We were treated to a rather intriguing opener to the new WNO season as they continue, under the propelling influence…

June is barely over, and already this is proving to be a very interesting Summer for new operas. This is…

It was a night of celebration at the Sherman Theatre as Music Theatre Wales marked forty years of championing modern…

It may not be the most dramatic or spectacular of musicals, but I must admit that I have always had…

There is plenty of tricky ground to tread when bringing Madam Butterfly to the stage. One of Puccini’s masterwork, the…

The WNO continues in its exploration of the works of Czech composer Leoš Janáček, this time going back to the…

The opener to the WNO’s much awaited Spring season is a very philological take on Mozart’s classic, the solemn, almost…

  Bringing a classic play back to the stage can be a challenging task, and the weight of it can…