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Van Morrison and Bryn Terfel, Festival of Voice, WMC, Cardiff

It’s a mark of the prestigious nature of Cardiff’s Festival of Voice that it’s managed to attract some of the...

Marking both the centenary of the Battle of Mametz Wood, Wales’ blackest of innumerable black episodes of the Great War,...

While the audience gave this iconic company a rousing reception I couldn’t help feeling the evening was just a little...

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

The nerdier, or should I say more eagle-eyed, of you Shakespeareans will have noticed no subtitle in the header...

There is nothing like a nicely vague concept to get the brain into a twizzle at the start of an...

The name Alternative Routes for this choreographic try out scheme for dancers was set up by Ann Sholem and Roy...

The statement is often made that Debussy’s Pelléas et Mélisande is among one of the most influential operas in history...

Based on Maeterlinck’s now-obscure Symbolist play of the same name, Debussy’s only full-length opera Pelléas et Mélisande is a sensuously...