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Roots, National Dance Company Wales

National Dance Company Wales continue their quest to find new audiences. I’ve been checking out Roots for the past few...

The Vale of Glamorgan Festival has been running for five decades. In a little preview concert, we had a taster...

I am still processing what was witnessed in this concert. In a rare appearance from the Prague Symphony, a blazing...

The Torch Theatre have chosen to bring back One Man, Two Guvnors as their Autumn Production for 2019, following the...

It is quite fitting that the closing installment in the Other Room’s Violence Series is also the hardest to...

It’s been thirty years since Lisa Stansfield’s solo debut album Affection was released and a recording that proved a career-defining...

These afternoon concerts at St David’s make a great addition to the concept calendar. Clarinetist Laura Deignan has been...

The resurgence of 80s bands in recent years as been very hit or miss of late with many fans...

I’ve been telling people just how exceptional the orchestra of Welsh National Opera were during their performances of The Cunning...

Winner of the BBC Proms Inspire Young Composers Competition, Sarah Jenkins has been making quite a name for herself. Heralding...