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RWCM&D Broadway debut
The Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama made it’s off Broadway debut this week ( September 26, 2016) performing...
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Shirley brings her golden touch to RWCM&D
Students from the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama will soon be getting a once in a lifetime opportunity...
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Baroque Festival’s capital time in Brecon
Violinist Rachel Podger, fresh from collecting her Gramophone Magazine Award and opening the Bach Unwrapped Season at King’s Place in...
In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
Jo Davies: directing two separate worlds in Kiss Me, Kate
Directing Kiss Me, Kate is to direct two shows at the same time. The first – the backstage romance of...
Wales Reviews/ Adolygiadau Cymru
City of the Unexpected Sunday in the park
Cardiff’s City of the Unexpected, Sunday in the park Saturday in the City Centre: http://asiw.co.uk/reviews/city-unexpected-cardiff-city-centre-saturday Saturday evening show: http://asiw.co.uk/reviews/city-unexpected-city-hall-saturday-evening-show Sunday...
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City of Unexpected, Sunday Roald Dahl readings
Sunday morning in the City of Unexpected, Roald Dahl readings Images: Dan Green Photo gallery from Saturday in Cardiff...
Wales Reviews/ Adolygiadau Cymru
City of Unexpected in Cardiff City Centre on Saturday
City of Unexpected in Cardiff City Centre on Saturday, September 17 Images: Geoff Caddick, Dan Green, Farrows Creative Saturday evening’s show:...
Wales Reviews/ Adolygiadau Cymru
City of Unexpected at City Hall, Saturday evening show
Cardiff’s City Hall transformed for Roald Dahl celebrations Photo gallery of Sunday Roald Dahl readings: http://asiw.co.uk/reviews/city-unexpected-sunday-roald-dahl-readings Photo gallery...
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Shadow of a Quiet Society back on tour
Shadow of a Quiet Society by Gwyn Emberton Dance, Wales’s most exciting new dance theatre company, returns to delight audiences with their autumn tour....
Wales Reviews/ Adolygiadau Cymru
Merchant of Venice, Welsh National Opera
Shakespeare’s Portia may be right that the quality of mercy is not strained but by curtain call the audience was...