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Shipwrecks, Citrus Arts

Citrus Arts’ outdoor show Shipwrecks popped up at the Pop Up Party at Cambrian Lake Clydach Vale and the theme...

Any opera house could scoop up this imaginative, witty and rather refreshing Magic Flute and present it to audiences who...

Few performances have grabbed the public’s emotions and imagination as the staging of Michael Morpurgo’s children’s story War Horse. While...

I went to see the show “War Horse” at the Wales Millennium Centre on July 4th 2018. I wasn’t quite...

Judy and Johnny are in love with the 1950s: the threads, the nests, the frocks, the decor, the sounds, the...

Pe bai’n bosib i ddrama lwyfan fynd yn ‘viral’ ar amrantiad, byddai Undod(Canolfan Berfformio Cymru) yn siwr o brofi llwyddiant...

When Douglas Day Stuart’s screenplay An Officer and a Gentleman first hit the silver screen in 1982, it was an...

“Fancy meeting you here” said John Lydon as he took the stage before a very healthy crowd at Wrexham’s William...

In recent years the character of Sherlock Holmes has been living a new heyday, firmly planting himself at the forefront...

‌Company of Sirens brings The Wolf Tattoo to Chapter this week, a play by Lucy Gough that is based on...