In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
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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In My Words/ Yn Fy Ngeiriau Fy Hun
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...
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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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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 –...
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Singing Faust, Angharad Morgan
Being an opera singer is such a wonderful job, I feel very lucky that I love my job so much...
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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...
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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...