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Nile Rodgers, Cardiff Castle,

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...

Dance and theatre audiences’ love affair with Matthew Bourne shown no sign of waning and with this novel take on...

Avenue Q is almost as old as some of the characters the puppets (think muppets but for legal reasons they...