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Un Ballo In Maschera, WNO, Wales Millennium Centre

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...

I mentioned in my recent review of A Spanish Hour from Mid Wales Opera France’s love for Spain and its...

Post Punk is a notoriously elusive label. Taken somewhat literally, it has been used to describe pretty much any music...

Llŷr Williams has featured heavily at the Royal Welsh the past few years, which exciting concerts of Beethoven and Schubert....

Cardiff has established itself as a beacon for operatic talent. Our world-class Welsh National Opera has reached new heights over...

The new year sees exciting cultural delights in the Welsh capital. BBC NOW, in their first concert at St David’s...

Like a well-oiled machine, Qdos’ annual pantomimes in Swansea’s flagship theatre consistently deliver on all levels, and their latest offering...

Hansel & Gretel: Fairytale Detectives opens with a noir-influenced film setting the scene in Grimm City, where bad things are...

There’s a few things you can rely on during the festive period in the valleys. Black Friday being several notches...