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Don Giovanni, Longborough Opera

Martin Constantine’s Don Giovanni, transposed to a modern fitness centre, at first seems a straightforward “men are bad” reading of...

Rounding off a series of successful gigs held at Caerffili’s stunning castle over two successive weekends, there was a great...

Just over 24 hours before appearing at Cardiff Castle with his band, Chic, Nile Rodgers took to Twitter to ask...

Open-air theatre is a much-loved Summer pleasure, and Everyman Theatre is back to Sophia Gardens for yet another year of...

Mae’n dipyn o her cynnal sioe sy’n gorfod apelio at plant rhwng tri ac wyth oed. Fel y gwyr unrhyw...

It was perhaps fitting that such icons of the punk genre were chosen to kick off a series of gigs...

Director Polly Graham has given this vibrant RWCM&D ensemble a fresh take on Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Gondoliers, by including...

There is no getting away from this being a deeply troubling story with disturbing themes whether suggested or apparent. This...

It is difficult to have great sympathy for Anna Bolena – as she herself admits in Donizetti’s operatic take on...

With Swansea-born soprano Natalya Romaniw in the leading role, this Bartered Bride is no submissive chattel. Far from it, she...