The Beauty Parade came to the stage with perfect timing. A deeply affecting narrative telling the not-told-enough story of female…

  Fringe theatre is a different kind of beast from your average production – with the budget constraints and the…

First performed in 1855 at the Paris Opéra, Les Vêpres Siciliennes is a less frequently revisited entry in the Verdi catalogue, and…

Last year I wrote a piece on how it was to go to the panto for the first time, as…

  Coming to the Dance House as part of the Cardiff Dance Festival, Swish is a work that cannot truly…

I came to this stage adaptation of Paula Hawkins’ bestselling book without having previously read the book itself or watched…

  It is quite fitting that the closing installment in the Other Room’s Violence Series is also the hardest to…

The Hallowe’en season is one for iconic monsters, and few are as iconic as Frankenstein’s creature. After so many incarnations…

Since the very inception of the genre, dystopia has mostly been used as a tool to comment on current social…

  Since its original opening in 1990, Gerald Barry’s very first opera has not seen many outings, and it is…