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Rigoletto, WNO, WMC

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...

Lovers of early morning concerts on Sunday would relish the Steinway International Piano Series at the Royal Welsh College. With...

BBC NOW returns for an epic series of music making. Their opening concert was presented in Hoddinott Hall, instead of...

The name of Garth Evans has been in the air around Cardiff as of late. The Cheshire born sculpture shook the Welsh...

WNO opens its Autumn season of 2019 with a take on Bizet’s classic, directed by Jo Davies, to be repeated...

By now established as a spearhead for new and alternative theatre in Cardiff, The Other Room at Porter’s has chosen...

Vivette never meets her love rival in Cilea’s L’Arlesiana but the impact on her life could not be more traumatic...

Natalya Romaniw brought Opera Holland Park’s season to a sensational finale with Tchaikovsky’s Iolanta further demonstrating her position as one...

Michael Boyd’s concept for Garsington’s Don Giovanni equated the libertine’s rejection of morality at a time of great social change...