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Rambert, Theatr Clwyd

It’s a question choreographers must be asked all too often: does an audience need to be aware of the inspiration...

My history with Tom Jones goes way back to being a 17-year-old girl strutting her stuff at the Miss Cardiff...

One of the many reasons I like the Gwyn Hall is that it sells beers by local craft brewery Neath...

Disclaimer: St Nicholas is NOT a sweet old Christmas tale – best leave the kids at home for this one....

I went to see the Birmingham Stage Company’s production of “Gangsta Granny” at the New Theatre in Cardiff. David Walliams...

With yesterday’s news of Iain Duncan Smith, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, urging the Government to ignore their...

“How old were you when the war began then?” “I was 12 when it started. We were down Sandfields.” “It...

In a show in which I am both the Director and playing the Director (whose stupid idea was that?) it...

Beaumarchais, the creator of Figaro, wrote three plays about his creation. The first two, The Barber of Seville and The...

I can’t claim to have any great knowledge of or expertise in modern dance. The opportunity to experience a performance...