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NDCWales Spring Season, Sherman Theatre

This double bill was either an interesting juxtaposition of a question about the nature of word, music and dance as...

What I love the most about theatre, and believe me there is a lot, is the way it never fails...

What I love about Caroline Finn is the eccentricity she brings to her work. Finn, the Artistic Director of NDC...

I think it’s fair to say that I approached the creation of The Green House from many different angles. It...

I wonder if choreographer Kenneth Tindall’s Casanova is what Matthew Bourne would like to create if he was asked to make...

The Channel Islands were the only British territory occupied by German forces during World War Two. The UK government did...

I wasn’t quite sure what to expect when I was asked to see Passpawt by new company HeavenLee Theatre. What...

Easter Monday at the Millennium Centre was certainly in for divine intervention when the West End and film hit ‘Sister...

For so long the thought of losing the inimitable Wilko Johnson, a true British R ‘N’ B legend was unthinkable....

Shakespeare’s classic tale of thwarted love is set amid a backdrop of civil unrest, which resonates disturbingly well for our...