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Iphigenia in Splott, Rachel O’Riordan
Sherman Cymru Artistic Director Rachel O’Riordan discusses directing Gary Owen’s Iphigenia in Splott ASIW: What came first? Commissioning...
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John Metcalf, Vale of Glamorgan Festival 2015
It’s less than two weeks to the 2015 Vale of Glamorgan Festival. The Festival is quite a big event now...
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Peter Pan, Iestyn Morris
Iestyn originated the role of Peter Pan at the world premiere with Stuttgart Opera in 2013. WNO’s British premiere...
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Hiraeth, Buddug James Jones
‘Hiraeth’ is currently on its Spring UK tour where we will be touring across Wales, Brighton Fringe, Pulse Festival in Ipswich and...
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Attitude Festival/Gŵyl Agwedd, Geoff Cripps
Cutting edge art – the shock of the new, the celebration of the angry young voice, a new form of...
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Wales Dance Platform, Roy-Campbell Moore
In June this year, the Wales Dance Platform 2015 will take place in Cardiff and Newport, offering an opportunity to...
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To Kill A Machine, Catrin Fflur Huws
It all begins in 1950. Alan Turing wrote an article titled Computing Machinery and Intelligence, which was published in a...
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A Good Clean Heart, Jac Ifan Moore
I was born and bred in Cardiff. I remember when Hayes Island was the last outpost in town. Toys’r’Us &...
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Cosy, quirky, honest, daring: Kaite O’Reilly
How we live and how we die has never been more topical or relevant to our ageing society that likes...
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Jem and Ella’s dancing dreams
Transition is presented by National Theatre Wales in association with Theatr Iolo and Run Ragged productions. It’s a dance theatre...