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Welsh National Opera: Autumn Season
1+ week, 2+ day ago (544+ words) Welsh National Opera Cenedlaethol Cymru opens its Autumn 2026 season this month with stunning productions showcasing just how thrilling and alive opera can be. Neil Collins chats to director Joe Hill-Gibbins and soprano Alexia Voulgaridou. Joe Hill-Gibbins is having a lot…...
No Cher or Christina onstage, but BURLESQUE is a fresh, fun musical adaption
1+ week, 3+ day ago (222+ words) As a diehard fan of hit 2010 movie Burlesque, I approached this touring musical adaption with a mixture of excitement and nervousness – curious to see how it would translate to the stage, and more importantly how it would feel without the…...
Oh, what a night: JERSEY BOYS raises the WMC roof
4+ week, 2+ day ago (363+ words) From the very first note, Jersey Boys had its audience hooked. As those unmistakable harmonies filled the Donald Gordon Theatre, we were transported back to the 1960s and into the turbulent and triumphant story of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons. Jersey…...
Owen Money, Liza Goddard and more charm at the TALKING PICTURES TV FESTIVAL
1+ mon, 6+ day ago (774+ words) For the second part of her report on this year’s edition of the Talking Pictures TV festival in Monmouth’s Savoy Theatre, Julia Deli hears about paranormal experiences, shonky Doctor Who props and fielding Merthyr Town FC-related enquiries from Her Maj....
From the Maes to the USA: THEATR CYMRU broaden their horizons
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (669+ words) With the Eisteddfod, August is always a full-on month for Theatr Cymru, but between their new writing night on the Maes Wes Wes!, new musical Calon, an international remount of Parti Priodas – and the mapping of a 2027 tour for its…...
Interview: DAVID MASSEY, the man bringing immersive storytelling to the Wales Millennium Centre
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (417+ words) Antonia Levay spoke to David Massey, the Creative Technology & Storytelling Senior Producer at Wales Millennium Centre, about Evolver – an immersive show narrated by Cate Blanchett, which takes audiences on a journey through the human body, and is on in the…...
Classic 80s movie THE KARATE KID is back in musical form, with patchy results
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (305+ words) Having crisscrossed the country since April on its debut tour, Welsh audiences have been patiently awaiting their turn, and now The Karate Kid – The Musical concludes its UK run in the Welsh capital this week. This stage adaptation of The…...
Interview: BARNABY STEEL, director of Wales Millennium Centre’s new immersive spectacular EVOLVER
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (657+ words) Where did the original idea for Evolver come from, and what first inspired you to tell this story? David Abram writes in ways that shape the way I think about breathing. “Breathing involves a continuous oscillation between exhaling and inhaling,…...
SELF ESTEEM and her dancers return to Cardiff and own the whole Castle
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (309+ words) Rebecca Lucy Taylor is a consummate performer, to the extent of tangibly occupying a space as she does so. As Self Esteem, Yorkshire native Taylor arrives with the swagger of someone who’s spent years dismantling pop conventions before rebuilding them…...
A new production of Cole Porter classic HIGH SOCIETY charms a seasoned audience in Cardiff
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (207+ words) Well, did you evah! What a swell show High Society is. Coming almost direct from the Barbican, this glossy production of the Cole Porter musical is in Cardiff’s New Theatre this week. Annie‘s production remains faithful to the classic…...