In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
Erica Eirian with Adam Somerset
Late March is a time all of its own in the course of a year. The road verges in the...
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In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
The Dying of Today, Dan Jones
When I graduated in the summer I was thrilled that a brand new pub theatre was coming to Wales –...
In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
Singing Faust, Angharad Morgan
Being an opera singer is such a wonderful job, I feel very lucky that I love my job so much...
In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
Adam’s Westside stories
Aberystwyth Arts Centre unveiled a first last week. It will be taking a production to the Edinburgh Fringe. Gwyn Emberton’s...
In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
5 Cynnig i Gymro, Betsan Llwyd
Following our fabulous success in January at the Wales Theatre Awards – 9 nominations and 4 major wins for last...
In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
playing ‘the maids’, Kaite O’Reilly
The notes of an unexpected duet fill the studio. Ku-eum, literally ‘mouth-sound’, imitating traditional Korean instruments,and ‘old style’ Gaelic Sean...
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Blasted, Chelsey Gillard
As soon as I discovered that The Other Room were programming Sarah Kane’s infamous debut in their first season I...
In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
Chris Durnall, Dark Vanilla Jungle
Last spring Company of Sirens presented Welsh premiers of Philip Ridley’s Tender Napalm back to back with his extra ordinary...
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...
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...