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American Night, Cardiff Philharmonic Orchestra, St David’s Hall

Not since 2015 have the Cardiff Phil tackled an all American night of music. Though I’m usually a sucker for...

Live piano music has become one of my great loves. Through concentration and commitment, the experience is usually highly beneficial,...

Since the very inception of the genre, dystopia has mostly been used as a tool to comment on current social...

The original Pop Idol still has the X Factor. Since winning Pop Idol in 2002 Will Young has released seven...

Since its original opening in 1990, Gerald Barry’s very first opera has not seen many outings, and it is...

Carlisle’s Cardiff concert is a Runaway success It is a particularly wet autumnal night in the Welsh capital, as...

One of the best things about the past few seasons at the WNO has been their commitment in exploring and...

One of the highlights of Chapter’s Experimentica festival last year was the ensemble piece Transversal Time by Rhodri Davies. It’s...

Giuseppe Verdi once described Rigoletto as his best opera, and it is certainly, from a musical standpoint, one of his...

Pavilion is the best fucking play I’ve seen in fucking ages. But if you don’t like the f word, give...