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A gloriously sung La Traviata, Welsh National Opera, WMC

In recent months the WNO has served up wonderful innovative productions: Leonard Bernstein’s Candide, and Osvaldo Golijov’s Ainadamar. As part...

While flamenco music and dance have gained their rightful place in world musical culture after watching this edge of seat...

The WNO chose to open its Autumn season for this year with something a little out of left field, treating...

Jazz singing is the art that often beguiles with the idea that complexity is easy to deliver by substituting manner...

Translations is a Welsh romance drama that focuses on love between two people facing challenges with their mental health. Specifically...

The 21st century appears to be the era of nostalgia for the high times of Broadway and Hollywood. Think movies...

Longborough Opera’s commitment to new and emerging talent takes the form of a fun and lively reimagining of Purcell’s Fairy...

**** When the singers start jigging along at the end of Il re pastore, having told us the Greek army is...

It would be a challenge not to be sucked in by the sense of persistent optimism present in Annie, and...

**** Port Talbot born Adele Thomas has won numerous awards in Wales, plaudits for work at the Royal Opera House...