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Cardiff Singer of the World, David jackson

What makes BBC Cardiff Singer of the World so special? Music competitions don’t always get the best press in the...

Staged at the New Theatre in Cardiff, ‘Dead Simple’ is one of the few plays I have seen that are...

It has taken me five months to see Hiraeth after the work was named winner of the best English language...

In the lead up to the Big Splash weekend in Newport the question “are you going to the Big Splash?”...

Before the start of this event, and I choose the word carefully, I did not know what to expect and...

David Pountney’s recent opera productions display a near Buddhist philosophy of reincarnation, the continuance of the spirit, the revolution of...

A sequel to one of Hijinx’s most successful and innovative shows, Beneath the Streets, is to be created for performances...

The statement is often made that Debussy’s Pelléas et Mélisande is among one of the most influential operas in history...

Based on Maeterlinck’s now-obscure Symbolist play of the same name, Debussy’s only full-length opera Pelléas et Mélisande is a sensuously...