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The Insatiable, Inflatable Candylion, National Theatre Wales

I am not familiar with Gruff Rhys’ 2007 album Candylion but I am assured that this show includes some of its tracks,...

This one-hour, one-man play is a lesson in crisp, authentic writing that requires an actor with the skill and, to...

In the words of the Monkees song that brings Shrek to a rousing, send-them-home singing finale I’m A Believer! I’m...

Rhiannon and Nia Alys Callaghan From a mum’s point of view it is often the little things that make...

Monologues are tricky things to pull off. By definition, there’s only one performer, so that performer has to be at...

The annual trip to the pantomime has always been the grandparent’s pre-Christmas treat and the real start of the festive...

Entering the Bute Theatre we are immediately aware of being in another world, one where footsteps have been imprinted into...

Touch Blue Touch Yellow shares common ground with Curious Incident of the Night with an autistic young boy who is pedantic,...

It’s not difficult to see why Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew can be seen as overly misogynistic in its...

It’s a lovely touch that Judith Croft, the designer of this all-singing, all-dancing panto at Theatr Clwyd, has transformed the...