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RWCMD students remember the fallen

Students of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama are giving an all-day event of remembrance at The National...

Some plays just won’t leave you alone – for me, that play is the iconic One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s...

Hugely talented baritone Michael Robert-Lowe was born to sing the role of Sweeney Todd, the demon barber of Fleet Street....

Plays which take religion seriously seem to be rare in Western theatre. There is plenty of drama which deals with...

Directed by James Williams this was a deftly crafted show giving 12 stars of tomorrow a chance to demonstrate to...

Just a tent and a few props strewn around the stage. A simple setting in the intimate surroundings of the...

Just in case there is any confusion Handel had not seen a mobile phone, headphones or neon lights when he...

Two Gentlemen of Verona is one of Shakespeare’s lesser performed plays. Its themes of friendship, love and transformation should make...

This was the first time I had seen a show from the RWCMD’s Richard Burton Company and it proved to...

Phil Williams is passionate about getting art out to the masses. And it’s not just about enabling more people to...