Jane Oriel, Author at Art Scene in Wales

Danza Contemporanea de Cuba, Wales Millennium Centre

For their first time in Wales, Danza Contemporanea de Cuba present three newly premiered works from some of the world’s...

After extensive R&D last year in both Sweden and Scotland, this third project by the biannual dance group iCoDaCo,...

A stream of sawdust drops from above, straight and true like an Angel Falls. The woody taste is on my...

For communities remembering their lives in the 1984 to ’85 Miners’ Strike, scars still run deep. In a building paid...

If ever a conductor, new to a city orchestra and its audiences needed a suitable vehicle with which to showcase...

As we take our seats in the auditorium for Inked, the first of tonight’s two-dance programme, revealed in the dim...

In the foyer downstairs by bar is a confessional, with red Monsignor curtains. A would-be confident asks if we...

Opera for the Unknown Woman – the title alone makes my heart sink. Not one for being barracked, I lack...

Marking both the centenary of the Battle of Mametz Wood, Wales’ blackest of innumerable black episodes of the Great War,...

Trinity Laban’s MA Dance Performance troupe, Transitions, performed three original works that form the basis of their academic and practical...