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Belonging/ Perthyn by Karin Diamond, Re-Live

Karin Diamond’s new play is highly commendable in raising the issue of dementia in the format of a drama about...

It isn’t the fault of Matthew Bourne and his designer Lez Brotherston that I find moving dolls utterly creepy. Think...

On the surface Fear of Drowning ticks all the right boxes in terms of staging, set, comedy, and acting. However,...

Y llynedd cyhoeddwyd y gyfrol Contemporary Welsh Plays (Bloomsbury), a ganolbwyntiodd ar chwe drama gyfoes Gymreig. Yn eu plith cafwyd...

Anybody who nose anything about Cyrano de Bergerac nose that the legendary bon viveur, poet and swordsman had a particularly...

The ceaseless battle between Mankind and Mother Nature lies at the heart of the latest production from South Wales-based circus-makers...

While the audience gave this iconic company a rousing reception I couldn’t help feeling the evening was just a little...

Ah stop it – you people at The Other Room – just stop it. It’s happened again, hasn’t it. Not...

A conversation with a friend after seeing Dick Johns – What Midlife Crisis? brought up questions of one’s expectations when...

THERE is nothing subtle about J B Priestley’s An Inspector Calls with its idealistic lesson that we are all interdependent...