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Inheriting Gods, Theatr Gwalia

Inheriting Gods, the latest from C.M. Stephens’ Theatr Gwalia, inspired by the author’s own enlightening travels in New England, is...

Motherfucking hats off to the motherfucker in the hat. Last time I saw a Stephen Guirgis production I was blown...

Wales is left with a lingering concern today: how does most of its own people cope with their loss of...

The legendary Rat Pack were unique in many ways. They were each incredibly talented and they developed a wonderful rapport...

The Great Gatsby is an immersive co-production by Theatr Clwyd and Guild of Misrule co-production and takes place in The...

I enjoyed this Onegin enormously and quite possibly for the very same reasons others will not like it. Richard Studer’s...

These rare visits from Birmingham Royal Ballet are always welcome at our WMC. Their commitment to dance needs little persuading,...

I have a liking for writing like The Wood that is stripped of artifice, is not afraid of telling a...

With Ten Plagues, the Belfast Ensemble are producing some firecracker theatre at the moment. Their visit to Cardiff with The...

Enillodd Le Père gan Florian Zeller Wobr Molière ym 2014 am y Ddrama Orau, ac enillodd Geraint Løvgreen y gystadleuaeth...