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Gogol Bordello, Tramshed, Cardiff

It would surprise many that a band coming out of the Lower East Side of Manhattan are virtually all to...

Jane Eyre is a timeless classic, and one of my favourite novels that I studied for GCSE and A-level. I...

There is no theatre company quite like Illyria. Their experience, energy and enthusiasm is infectious and has brought them sell-out...

Hugely talented baritone Michael Robert-Lowe was born to sing the role of Sweeney Todd, the demon barber of Fleet Street....

Gwledd o wleidyddiaeth a brofwyd dros baned ar benwythnos cyntaf Tafwyl, wrth i gwmni theatr ymylol Dirty Protest gynnal ‘Protest...

Agorodd Theatr Ardudwy ei drysau ddydd Iau a dydd Gwener yr wythnos ddiwethaf ar gyfer ymarferion llwyfan cyntaf prosiect cyffrous...

Working in the City is hard. It’s stressful. Maybe it’s not as hard as coal mining or fire-fighting, and not...

Of course what happens on stage and in the pit are the most important elements of a night at the...

Nick Payne’s award winning Constellations tells a love story over multidimensional space. It’s both a simple and complex concept: in...

Fluellen Theatre present a new play, written by Francis Hardy, about the life of successful 19th century novelist Jane Austen....