Welsh singers delight at West Green House Opera’s Tosca
There is a particular pleasure in watching Welsh singers in clever and enjoyable productions. Here we have a small company...
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There is a particular pleasure in watching Welsh singers in clever and enjoyable productions. Here we have a small company...
**** Everyman’s latest excellent show is the play God of Carnage by Yasmina Reza, a dark and hilarious comedy about...
If you knew nothing about it beforehand and were led into a theatre to see Robert Shearman’s tragi-comic two-hander White...
Coming to Cardiff as part of its 2026 tour, with director Oscar Toeman at the helm, Double Indemnity has hit...
*** At the end of Bluey’s Big Play on Wednesday evening, dozens of giant inflatable balls bounced across the audience...
*** There’s always a danger, when adapting something as taut and psychologically airless as The Spy Who Came in from...
It is pleasantly hard to believe that it’s been over thirty years since The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the...
*** Welsh National Opera’s latest staging of The Flying Dutchman continues a now-familiar operatic vogue: the displacement of the titular...
In the luminous stone sanctuary of 11th-century Brecon Cathedral, listening to one of opera’s earliest masterpieces, it was hard not...
The Everyman Theatre Company Cardiff’s latest production of Antigone offers an beguiling reimagining of Sophocles’ timeless tragedy. This all-female adaptation...