This is the safe and supportive platform for new and young critics to share their reviews and views on the...
This is the safe and supportive platform for new and young critics to share their reviews and views on the performing arts in Wales.
If you are just starting out or are part of a young and/or new critics scheme just get in touch and start reviewing!
It is a Wales Critics Fund initiative.
All our new and/or young critics are invited to become part of the prestigious Wales Theatre Awards.
**** 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...
***** Nearly fifty years after it first opened on Broadway, and set against the backdrop of the Great Depression, Annie...
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Making his professional musical theatre debut in a sparkling new production of High Society that comes to Cardiff on July...
Welsh artists Alex Harvey and Emily Steel talk about two shows they are taking to the Edinburgh Fringe this year:...
Ôl | Haunts is the first Welsh-language virtual reality work selected for competition at the Venice International Film Festival, marking...
Llais Festival returns to Wales Millennium Centre from 7 – 11 October 2026 as part of Cardiff Music City Festival....
Welsh artists Alex Harvey and Emily Steel talk about two shows they are taking to the Edinburgh Fringe this year:...