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