First published in 1844, The Chimes (A Goblin Story of Some Bells that Rang an Old Year Out and a…

It might be seen as ironic that one of the most entrancing performances in 2017’s Cardiff Dance Festival doesn’t contain…

As a non-expert in dance, one is always grateful when presented with work which boasts clearly defined narratives or objectives….

  The enviable A Play, A Pie and A Pint initiative has been running, based out of Glasgow’s Òran Mór…

Tom Lehrer has a lot to answer for. There was a time when you couldn’t turn on Radio 4 or…

Elsewhere on this site, choreographer, performer and academic Thania Acarón has outlined the genesis of her When In Roam project….

Plays which take religion seriously seem to be rare in Western theatre. There is plenty of drama which deals with…

I’m one of those people who constantly finds pop songs going through my head, which seem to comment on the…

It isn’t often that one has the opportunity to experience one of the classic Broadway musicals performed by a world-renowned…

Click the link to read about the innovative meeting g between dance writers and dance artists from 5 countries at…