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Ross Hicks Trio at Abergavenny

Before the 1960s – and a while after that in most places – a jazz piano trio consisted of a...

Fee-fi-fo-fum, I smell the blood of an English DJ, a record-breaking Welsh dame, a returning magical favourite, and a scene-stealing...

the Alternative Cabaret Wales Millennium Centre Weston Studio If you identity as “queer” or like things that are “queer”, you...

Abergavenny Borough Theatre Mid Wales Opera is like many other touring companies in scaling down for relatively small venues those...

There was a real buzz in the WMC on Friday night for the performance of the celebrated musical Hamilton. Essentially...

Welsh National Opera Orchestra, Nicky Spence. Dora Stoutzker Hall, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, Cardiff Carlo Rizzi’s conducting...

XXXXX Apologies to the rest of the splendid cast members, and they really were all excellent, but this revival of...

For one of the best-known and most frequently staged of Verdi’s opera, Rigoletto can prove at times quite frustrating. There is a...

The Chorégies d’Orange closed triumphantly on July 22, with a semi-staged version of Giacomo Puccini ‘s masterpiece Tosca, to which...

As the summer sun beat down on the rolling grounds of Longborough, this highly enjoyable new production of La bohème...