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La Cenerentola, WNO, Wales Millennium Centre

WNO closes its Autumn season on an upbeat note with Rossini’s La Cenerentola, a humorous and quick-witted take on the famous...

Joe Orton would have loved to have sat back and listened to audience reaction to the, of course, intentionally shocking...

Based on a real-life law that will come into fruition, as the title suggests, in 2023, this is a work...

This Incredible Life arrives in Cardiff as part of a Welsh tour which includes a number of dementia-friendly performances, giving a...

Torch Theatre Company’s 2017 Autumn production, a revival of One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest for their 40thAnniversary, saw standing...

This is the first full production for Illumine Theatre which has been set up by playwright Lisa Parry and Director...

Lord of the Flies starts with a bang, grabbing the audience’s attention and ensuring it never wanders throughout. This Theatr...

Now the Hero/Nawr yr Arwr is a complex and multi-layered three-hour ambitious art experience that is comfortably bi-lingual. It puts...

As an infrequent and slightly trepidatious opera-goer, I welcomed the opportunity to see La Traviata. One of the most performed...

It was with some trepidation that I attended Mercury Theatre Wales’ production of 35. Firstly, the description as ‘immersive’ always...