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Twelfth Night, Swansea Grand Theatre

The fall of Malvolio is one of Shakespeare’s more memorable, and more questionable, moments of comedy. As a pompous character...

By all accounts, no doubt fostered by those with ideas of making a profit from them, big bands are on...

In the 1970s, there was no shortage of morally corrupting entertainments for concerned citizens to protest against. When Jesus Christ...

Am dram groups up and down the land will be familiar with the fluctuating emotions that go hand in hand...

If you were the curator of a new museum exhibition that celebrated the lives of great women, who would you...

There’s a fine art to putting together a programme for a New Year’s evening of Viennese music. Pack it with...

***** In all honesty the words “Disney’s Aladdin” did not fill me with joy. Being advertised as “already seen by...

One of the joys of panto is that you return year after year knowing exactly what to expect. The catchphrases,...

**** This might at first seem a shockingly blasphemous take on the Christmas story with drag star Polly Amorous...

**** In the heart of Cardiff, European Spiegeltent The Fortuna has, for the second year running, become...