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Stories from a Crowded Room, Earthfall

Who knew kettling could be cool? This clever concept Jim Ennis, Jessica Cohen and Mike Brookes in Earthfall’s 25th year...

When I saw the title of the play ‘Iphigenia in Splott’, I must admit that it didn’t appeal to me...

To Kill a Machine is a refreshing antidote to the recent sanitzing of the Alan Turing story while standing on...

After reading so many gushingly good reviews about the plays being staged at The Other Room at Porter’s in Cardiff,...

Entering into the spirit of Ed Thomas’ populist adaptation of the Brecht masterpiece, here is today’s Merthyr Express front page...

What a better way to spend Election Night than watching an opera about greed and corruption, deception and selfishness? Yes,...

How times flies when you are having fun – 10 years since City of Swansea Opera raised the curtain on...

Having studied Chekhov’s ‘The Seagull’ in our lectures, on my way to Volcano Theatre I was prepared for long dresses,...

Anaml fydda i’n gadael y theatr dros riniog tafarn, gyda bar o siocled yn fy llaw, ond noson felly a...

Have you ever been in a restaurant enjoying your food, perhaps a juicy steak or a spicy jambalaya, and the...