In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
TÂN, Sandra Harnisch-Lacey
Having made Wales my home twelve years ago, I have not only come to appreciate the wonderful culture of the...
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In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
Swansea’s Faust goes Punk, Brendan Wheatley
This spring Swansea City Opera will undertake our latest tour, a production of Charles Gounod’s acclaimed and beloved Faust. Faust...
In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
Dangerous, combative dance, Wim Vandekeybus
The intensity of moments when you don’t have a choice, when other things decide for you, like falling in love,...
In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
My People, Gwyn Emberton
In early 2013 I discovered this mad, frightening, difficult-to-read and difficult-to-stomach book, on a search for inspiration for a new...
Wales Reviews/ Adolygiadau Cymru
NDCWales puts quirkiness over a clear style
After a gap of many, many months from reviewing this controversy-surrounded company, it was fascinating to see how much has...
In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
Erica Eirian, Theatr Pena
Theatr Pena is the result of a casual conversation in January 2008 with my friend, the actor and director Rosamund...
In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
Richard III, Yvonne Murphy
About two years ago I was standing on some concrete steps at Cold Knapp (near Barry Island) looking out to...
In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
Making The First Time Machine, Jem Treays
At birth I was named Caspar. Though it is my first name I have never used it. If anything I’ve...
In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
Spellbound, David Pountney, WNO
This spring at WNO you will be spellbound, pinned to your chair, unable to move, charmed, beguiled, bewitched, bothered and...
Wales Reviews/ Adolygiadau Cymru
The First Time Machine
Imagine that time is like a fan and it could be folded up so that the past and present could...