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Land of Our Fathers, Chris Urch

Margaret Thatcher ascends to power. Think of a world where bravado reigns supreme, and only a canary would dare...

Dirty Protest have reworked what was already a good play into a great one. The strength of this production...

The Other Room Theatre Company at Porters Bar in Cardiff are proving, yet again, how exciting the arts scene...

The lunchtime concerts at Saint David’s Hall are usually a relaxed affair. An imitate feel and a small audience help...

Being not too far away from the ruined Margam Abbey, frequently visited by photography pioneer Henry Fox Talbot,...

Hissing swans, pouting prima donnas, hairy ballerinas and a splendid send up of contemporary dance – yes, those dragalicious dancing...

It’s difficult to believe today that Henrik Ibsen’s classic play was considered extremely controversial when first performed in...

Cardiff’s first ‘curry musical’ Half ‘n’ Half has been served up. This new musical, at Wales Millennium Centre, celebrates the...

Staging something as wacky and raucous as Little Shop of Horrors is an ambitious venture for any theatrical company. You...

Gyda’r ddrama eisioes ar waith wrth fyned y set, drylliwyd y bedwaredd wal wrth fachu fy sedd. Wrthi’n arthio cyfarwyddiadau...