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Bottom, The Other Room at Porter’s Spring Fringe

Willy Hudson’s one-man-show, written and performed with humour, charm and the occasional twinge of self-deprecation, would appear at face value...

In addition to being one of the bestselling fiction writers in the world, Agatha Christie is a very successful female...

A concert from Cardiff University students at Llandaff Cathedral made for a telling Friday night. The mood in this venue...

Comisiynwyd Merched Caerdydd, gan Catrin Dafydd, ar gyfer Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Caerdydd 2018. Mae’n rhoi llais i dair merch o’r ddinas...

There has been some buzz for a while now about a pipe organ that was commissioned by Benjamin Britten and...

It was only a week prior that I was discussing the so-called problematic themes seen in Shakespeare, with Rhodri Miles...

It wouldn’t be St David’s Day without BBC National Orchestra of Wales. Whilst some years we are treated to blockbuster...

The tragic story based on the life of a favourite of Elizabeth I was delivered fantastically by the Welsh National...

The show began with a bang – a whole cast performance of the hit song “Everybody’s Talking About Jamie” (by Tom...

I have seen The Magic Flute many times before, however I have never seen anything like this. The show takes...