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Turn of the Screw, New Theatre

Turn of the Screw, by Henry James, is a classic of supernatural literature, in many ways one of the initiators...

The cast assemble on stage, chatting with the audience. Behind them the backdrop of an industrial landscape. Suddenly the ‘Last...

Asking4It Productions’ double showcase of their works Peacekeeping and The Filmmaker and the Organ Trader was billed as “…two mini...

If you do a quick Internet search for Miss Julie, you’ll find that the play is often described as a...

Directed by James Williams and musical director David Laugharne, the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama’s showcase for their students about to...

One of the frustrating things for fans of contemporary music of the sort on offer at the 50th Vale of...

“What have you got, but the singing in the cables? Oh, what have you got, but the ringing in your...

You get to a stage in life where you know exactly what you need, what it is that will shake...

The Terra Firma triple bill does not disappoint with three very different dances including two that I have seen before...

Following sell out performances in 2016, and great success at the Wales Theatre Awards 2017 (winning Best Actor for Llion...