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A Regular Little Houdini, Daniel Llewelyn-Williams, Chapter

I went to see the show “A Regular Little Houdini” at Chapter. It is the story of a young boy,...

Our production “CARTHAGE” was written by award-winning Cuban/American playwright, Caridad Svich, who is based in New York. After seeing Signdance...

There’s a distinct mix of the traditional with the modern in Richard Alston Dance’s Spring 2017 tour, which takes the...

As a 19-year-old traveler I passed the hat for a busking saxophonist who played exclusively free improvisations. Decades later as...

Strictly judge Craig Revel Horwood directs and choreographs Sister Act, showcasing his extensive knowledge and experience of theatre and dance....

Mahler’s Sixth is a little like Marmite – some love his highly personal, gripping work while others wince and miss the...

Room On the Broom has been a much-loved staple of children’s bedtime reading since it was first published in 2002. ...

They really got me – The Kinks musical plays Cardiff Fifty years from now will an appreciative audience throng...

Dylai My Body Welsh ddod â rhybudd iechyd; gall arwain at bendro i rai. Dyna’n sicr oedd fy ymateb innau,...

Wales thrives on its mythologies and folklore. Whether it’s the story of Gelert the hunting dog, the Mabinogion, the Roman...