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Tom Robinson Band, The Globe, Cardiff

1978 and a background of economic and political turmoil, a desperate time for teenagers looking for anything to express the...

The Torch Theatre chose to celebrate their 40th Anniversary with a spectacular production of the American classic ‘One Flew over...

At the heart of Jim Cartwright’s play The Rise and Fall of Little Voice is a touching, sentimental story of...

With Russia preparing to mark the centenary of the October Revolution, the St Petersburg Symphony brought a striking programme of...

Spectacle Theatres ‘Special’ written by Paul Swift started as a European project to change bullying and cyber bullying behaviour. We...

Intensely dramatic and theatrical Tosca is one of the great operas and this production certainly does it justice. From the...

It’s become a bit of an annual event, the return to Cardiff of Squeeze. One of the most consistently good...

Arguably one of Puccini’s most popular creations, the opera has captivated audiences for more than 100 years. Puccini brought his...

Recently performed at the Fringe Festival in Edinburgh, ‘Trumpageddon’ was presented at the ffresh restaurant in Wales Millennium Centre. The...

In this season of revivals, with a quasi-Russian Revolution theme, a new Czech musical director Tomáš Hanus in post and...