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Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons, The Globe
A packed venue on a cold autumn night indicates the popularity of Phil Campbell making a return to home ground...
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The Humours of Bandon, Margaret McAuliffe, Taliesin, Swansea
What a delightful evening! Lots of laughter, tears (nearly), dancing, great characters (all performed by the author Margaret McAuliffe) and...
Music
Ailish Tynan and Iain Burnside, RWCM&D
The afternoon concerts at the Royal Welsh remain a welcome addition to musical life in Cardiff. It’s a warm atmosphere...
Visiting Theatre
Bullish, Milk, WMC
In another Performance for the Curious at the Millennium Centre, Milk have presented a work brimming with possibility and waves...
Visiting Theatre
Ventoux, Blackwood Miners Institute
In the crucible of sport, there are many moments of high drama. In the cycling world, one of the most...
Visiting Theatre
Politics for Bitches, Luisa Omielan, The Riverfront, Newport
When Politics for Bitches began with Bernie the Bernese Mountain dog on the stage, I thought it may have reached...
Visiting Theatre
Rumpelstiltskin, balletLORENT , Pontio, Bangor
A familiar tale and some familiar faces for the audience, balletLORENT’s retelling of the classic tale of Rumpelstiltskin as a...
Music
The Blockheads, The Globe, Cardiff
A very wet and uninviting night not the best for dragging yourself off the sofa to see a band but...
Visiting Theatre
The Messiah, Birmingham Repertoire Theatre, New Theatre, Cardiff
A comedic piece meant for two actors and a singer, The Messiah stems from playwright Patrick Barlow’s experience with The...
Visiting Theatre
Caro Emerald, St David’s Hall, Cardiff
When Dutch-born chanteuse Caro Emerald burst on the scene in 2010 with the excellent Deleted Scenes From The Cutting Room...