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The Haunting of Blaine Manor, Swansea Grand Theatre

The Haunting of Blaine Manor has all the ingredients of a classic ghost story: flickering candles, shadowy corners and a...

**** Going into this play, I wasn’t aware of much other than that it was based on the life of...

**** It may not have been the spookiest time of the year, but that did not stop people flocking to...

*** First several admissions: I have never read Pride and Prejudice nor watched any television or cinema adaptations. I have...

The smile did not leave my face for the 20 minutes of this glorious virtual reality experience that takes you...

While musicianship and artistry remain the most essential elements of any opera experience, the importance of ambiance and the pleasure...

I must have been one of the few people left who were yet to see The Book of Mormon musical...

**** Cardiff’s Paul Carey Jones has added success in Opera Holland Park’s first Wagnerian offering to build on his reputation...

How many times, and in how many variations, has Romeo and Juliet been retold? Attempts to shoehorn a feminist interpretation into a...

Jazz’s essential spontaneity does not always arise from music-making on the hoof. Often, it’s written down to be read and...