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No Man’s Land, New Theatre

Few events in the Welsh capital has recently caused such a fever as No Man’s Land. It’s not every day...

Cape Town Opera’s 10 year partnership with the Wales Millennium Centre is celebrated with the Mandela Trilogy. Told in three acts...

The young dancers of National Youth Dance Wales brought a breath of fresh air to Cardiff in an innovative and...

Charles Hawtrey worked with Will Hay, you know. And Groucho Marx. And he was directed by Alfred Hitchock (albeit for...

You’d never guess it, but Harry Houdini loved Newport. He loved the grand Lyceum Theatre there, and chose the South...

It used to be a trailblazing, groundbreaking novelty to break the fourth wall in theatre, to acknowledge the fact there...

Illyria Theatre brought their open air production of Roald Dahl’s Danny the Champion of the world to Cardigan Castle, in association...

Performance: Performers aged 14-25 on the New Theatre stage presenting an exuberant, visually striking variety show created in an intense week of...

I must admit, my inner child was very happy about watching this show even more so than the child in attendance...

Mewn byd ben-i-waered sy’n llawn peli Pokemon, bendigedig oedd cael dianc i’r coed, ar gyfer un o dair sioe ’steddfod...