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Shylock, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama

Recent examinations of Shakespeare’s canon have brought into question the problematic concerns of a handful of his characters. Sara Beer...

The Gould Piano Trio returned to Cardiff for another stellar chamber concert at Cardiff University’s School of Music. Composer Huw...

If you are looking for a deep and meaningful show to indulge in PC angst and misery Benidorm Live! is...

I’ll always support singer students, especially when they tackle rarely performed work, on the margins of the repertoire. Chekov might...

How should you deal with death? Pamela Carter and her play What We Know was a surprising little treat at...

Mozart’s famous singspiel, with its well-known plot, charming characters, and memorable arias, can be both an easy win and a...

Hijinx have showed us in the past, more than one time, that they not only have the ability to produce...

Sophie Treadwell’s Machinal is a theatrical cry from the deep. Her time spent as a journalist propels this real life...

WNO opens its Spring season with this interesting take on a work out of the Verdian repertoire which, while by...

If a debut is an indicator of a playwright’s potential, then Rhys Warrington, here bringing to the stage his first...