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Afan Valley born artist David Carpanini

Afan Valley born artist David Carpanini has never strayed far from his roots with his paintings which now hang in...

This is definitely one for those extremely interested in the more pretentious side of performance that to some may be...

One wonders if author Meredydd Barker was aware of any irony in choosing the title Nye & Jennie for his...

Tiger Bay or How Old King Coal Found his Soul and kept the Children off the Dole. Or something like that. I have...

On 14 November 2017 I attended Roots, a four-part dance show at the Welsh National Dance Centre in Cardiff. It...

This is one of the neatest evenings of dance put together by the Company’s outgoing Artistic Director Caroline Finn and it...

Philippe Saire’s Black Out is an incredibly rich work for one’s imagination and senses. Open to a range of possibilities...

Created and choreographed by Natasha Gilmore, this mixture of dance, narrative and songs is a delight for children up to...

I had just struggled to take out my new contact lens (ouch), read an article about a planned new film about Aberfan,...

There is nothing apologetic about the shockingly brutality in Liz Roche’s Wrongheaded which melds video, voice and movement to tackle the...