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Macbeth: Director’s Cut, Volcano, Riverfront

At the heart of William Shakespeare’s Macbeth is the enterprising relationship between Lady Macbeth and her husband. Perhaps one of...

Ni allaf gofio’r tro diwethaf imi fwynhau drama cymaint â ‘A Good Clean Heart’. Dyma gynhyrchiad cyfoes a difyr sy’n...

Dyma gyfanwaith caboledig sy’n fersiwn deilwng o’r glasur enwog ‘Mamma Mia’. Cynhyrchiad lliwgar a hwyliog, a oedd yn drawiadol ar...

Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons is not about Lemons – it is not even about Lemonade and it is certainly...

As we take our seats in the auditorium for Inked, the first of tonight’s two-dance programme, revealed in the dim...

At the end of Pilgrims, the one female character (Rachel) tells the two male characters (Will and Dan) that they...

The powerful biracial and bilingual coming of age play told the tale of Jay and Hefin, brothers brought up in...

As I enter the doors of Maesteg Town Hall, Ralph (Gareth John Bale) stares me up and down, stony faced…...

Folk-soul darling Michael Kiwanuka burst onto the scene in 2012, topping that year’s BBC Sound poll, writing a gold-selling and...

Oriel MOSTYN Gallery in Llandudno is playing host to this year’s Gŵyl Glitch Festival, and if the opening night is...