Mid Wales Opera’s touring production of Puccini’s Il tabarro demonstrates that this is a company with more sense than money…
Shylock, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
March 3, 2019Recent examinations of Shakespeare’s canon have brought into question the problematic concerns of a handful of his characters. Sara Beer…
Machinal, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
February 10, 2019Sophie Treadwell’s Machinal is a theatrical cry from the deep. Her time spent as a journalist propels this real life…
Spring Awakening, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
October 27, 2018The Autumn season at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama continues on a rather brave path with another…
All My Sons, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
October 24, 2018Magic Flute, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
July 5, 2018Any opera house could scoop up this imaginative, witty and rather refreshing Magic Flute and present it to audiences who…
Candide, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
May 30, 2018More than an adaptation for the stage of Voltaire’s Candide, the production of the same name by the students of…
Vale of Glamorgan Festival review
May 16, 2018One of the frustrating things for fans of contemporary music of the sort on offer at the 50th Vale of…
The Other Room new development scheme
May 2, 2018Cardiff’s pub theatre The Other Room is launching the pilot of the Professional Pathways Programme, a year-long creative development scheme for Welsh,…
La Cenerentola, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
April 5, 2018This semi-staged performance of Rossini’s La Cenerentola was rich in not only vocal talent and musicianship but had clearly also…