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Gweneth Ann Rand & Simon Lepper, RWCMD

I’m not quite there yet when it comes to getting back to live events. Maybe it’s the trains not being...

I have decided my drag name will be Agatha Crustie and my look can alternate between Margaret Rutherford and Joan...

I’d be lying if I said that the animated series ‘South Park’ was not part of my upbringing. Even to...

In 2011 the Book of Mormon took theatreland by storm with its irresistible appeal of irreverence, giving a woke sort...

Mid Wales Opera’s touring production of Puccini’s Il tabarro demonstrates that this is a company with more sense than money...

Despite attending WNO productions in Cardiff for over twenty years this was the first time I have seen their staging...

What to do if the opera you are directing has ethical and cultural problems? Australian Director Lindy Hume’s solution is...

This delicious performance of the stripped back to its emotional basics I Pagliacci had an increased poignancy, being the last...

Young Welsh singers Ryan Vaughan Davies and Thomas Kinch joined his fellow Iford Arts New Generation Artists in a vocally and...

Rising young singer Joshua Owen Mills is in excellent company in the new, fun Don Giovanni at Nevill Holt Opera....