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We’ve enjoyed – as well as shedding tears – the film on Boxing Day over the past years. Now, in...
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We’ve enjoyed – as well as shedding tears – the film on Boxing Day over the past years. Now, in...
If our courts judged us today as the people of England were judged in the 17th century, we’d surely all...
Cabaret double acts seem a recurring trend on the modern arts scene. We’ve had the pop-parody pair Frisky & Mannish;...
Merched caeth a control-freaks gwrywaidd sy’n llenwi llwyfan y Theatr Genedlaethol ar hyn o bryd. Fel Y Negesydd o’i blaen, a Blodeuwedd cyn hynny, mae Y Fenyw...
Prior to this, my only experience of Philip Ridley’s writing was through his rather generic and transparent plays for young...
playing ‘the maids’ The Llanarth Group, Gaitkrash and Theatre P’yut Chapter Arts Centre, Cardiff Using Jean Genet’s modernist drama...
Mae’n anodd llwyfannu addasiad gwreiddiol o waith Shakespeare. Mae’n teimlo fel bod popeth a oedd wedi cael ei ystyried yn...
One of the best known Mozart operas, The Magic Flute may, on the face of it, be easy listening, but...
National Theatre Wales’ Crouch, Touch, Pause, Engage is an odd melding of the life of a rugby player who is achieving...
Gone are the days when a trip to the circus would mean marvelling at what the animals could do. And...