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War Horse at Wales Millennium Centre
I went to see the show “War Horse” at the Wales Millennium Centre on July 4th 2018. I wasn’t quite...
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An Officer and a Gentleman, Wales Millennium Centre
When Douglas Day Stuart’s screenplay An Officer and a Gentleman first hit the silver screen in 1982, it was an...
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Natalie Paisey reviews Elvis Costello, Festival of Voice, Wales Millennium Centre
The Donald Gordon Theatre played host to New Wave icon Elvis Costello and The Imposters in the closing act of...
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Passenger, Festival of Voice, Wales Millennium Centre
Compared to 2016’s Festival of Voice (which featured both John Grant and Rufus Wainwright) I had found little to attract...
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Mike Smith reviews Double Vision, Gagglebabble, Festival of Voice, WMC
Gagglebabble takes the Tales of the Unexpected genre that the company explored during the Roald Dahl’s celebration to create Double Vision,...
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Natalie Paisey reviews Double Vision, Gagglebabble, Festival of Voice
Gagglebabble return to the stage with Double Vision, a technically ambitious production for the Festival of Voice that is part...
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Lump, Festival of Voice, Wales Millennium Centre
Laura Marling’s new band/project, the unappealingly-named Lump, showcased their recently released, self-titled album in the main hall of the Millennium...
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Carlos Acosta Danza: Debut, Wales Millennium Centre
International dance legend Carlos Acosta has returned to the Wales Millennium Centre with the very best dancers that Cuba has...
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ART, Wales Millennium Centre
Serge (Nigel Havers) a dermatologist, has just bought a painting for £200,000. The painting is a 6 x 4 white...
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The Last Ship at Wales Millennium Centre
The cast assemble on stage, chatting with the audience. Behind them the backdrop of an industrial landscape. Suddenly the ‘Last...