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Pride and Prejudice, Illyria, Theatre Mwldan at Cardigan Castle

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....

With singers from across the globe, expertly nurtured by artists of the calibre of Academy director Dennis O’Neill, displaying individual...

Since their brilliant début in 1991, Foxbase Alpha, the growth of the best-named band of the 90s has been critically...