In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
Lucy Rivers: Sinners Club’s journey from Cardiff to London
I have always found it impossible to choose between focusing on music or drama, as there was always the feeling...
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In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
Jo Fong: Ways of Being Together, Cardiff Dance Festival
I was not able to define what this is. I have come to the conclusion that it is: An Installation...
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Jonathan Lyness: Mid Wales Opera, The Bear is out there
Over the last few decades the emergence and expansion of small to mid-scale opera performances across the globe has been...
In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
Karina Jones: Wait Until Dark, New Theatre, Cardiff
I am very excited to bring Wait Until Dark to Cardiff New Theatre in just a few weeks’ time. Being...
In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
Abdul Shayek: Death and the Maiden, Fio
My name is Abdul Shayek and I am a theatre director and Artistic Director of Fio. I moved from London to...
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Alison Fitzjohn: In The Band coming to Wales
Growing up in Penarth my mum would always say Never Forget You’re Welsh and recite this famous Welsh poem to...
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Simon Harris: Ibsen, a fearless, instinctive radical
Little Wolf is based on Little Eyolf which is a late work by the nineteenth century Norwegian playwright, Henrik Ibsen...
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Chelsey Gillard: directing My Name is Rachel Corrie
In the 1950s Britain saw the theatrical era of the Angry Young Men. Now, 60 years later, we are still...
In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
Caroline Finn: P.A.R.A.D.E., NDCWales
In my interview for the position of Artistic Director of National Dance Company Wales I was asked how I would...
In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
Rachael Clerke: Cuncrete, really noisy and quite silly and very dark.
I like looking up, and thinking about how our cities came to be. Architecture shapes the way we navigate the...